College scoreboard shows multiple hammers and close games
Central Michigan 80 Valparaiso 64 Creighton 64 St. Louis 57 DePaul 93 N Illinois 56 Kansas 90 Morehead St. 56 Michigan 98 Akron 69 Purdue 82 Butler 61 Western Michigan 84 Grand Valley 71 Wichita St. 80 Long Beach St. 61 Xavier Ohio 83 Ohio Wesleyan 70 Southwest Rice 77 Angelo St. 56 Texas A&M 75 Sam Houston St. 58 Texas Southern 77 Houston Baptist 68 Texas Tech 67 Louisiana Tech 47 Tulsa 72 Oral Roberts 69 Far West Arizona St. 84 Kansas St. 61 California 81 U San Diego 56 Colorado 74 St Francis 37 Denver 62 N Colorado 47 Idaho 78 US Int 56 Illinois St. 84 Pepperdine 72 Oklahoma St. 79 Colorado St. 64 Oregon St. 102 Portland St. 58 Pacific U. 65 S Dakota St. 62 Portland U. 71 E Montana 66
College Scores and Sports Updates Across Divisions
Scores from major college basketball games led by American U. 103 Gettysburg 64 and Navy matchups. Horse racing notes Laurel Gillis wins $11,500 event. Calder feature Ron's Time dominates. Transactions include Astros trading Cabell and Knepper swap, Cardinals add Fingers Tenace Shirley. Hockey and football moves list coaches and roster changes.
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Furman Coach Sheridan to Speak at Aiken Banquet
Furman Paladins head coach Dick Sheridan will address the Aiken High football banquet on Monday December 15 at 7 p.m. at the Millbrook Baptist Church Activities Building. Tickets cost 5 dollars and are sold at local outlets. Varsity and junior varsity players and cheerleaders will be honored with awards.
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Wake Forest star Frank Johnson earns ACC player of the week
Wake Forest senior guard Frank Johnson was named ACC player of the week after scoring 38 points in wins over NC State and North Carolina and earning MVP honors as Wake Forest defeated North Carolina 82 to 71 to win the Big Four Tournament.
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Cardinals Eye Sutter Deal as Fingers May Move On
At the winter meetings Whitey Herzog’s Cardinals pursue Bruce Sutter from Chicago while weighing a sale of Rollie Fingers to Oakland. Ken Reitz waives no trade for Sutter with Cardinals backing, Cubs seek youth in return. Commissioner Kuhn warns of economic pneumonia amid mounting losses and team payroll strains. Included trades: Cardinals receive Fingers Tenace Shirley. Padres grab Kennedy Phillips Swisher and others.
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Devils Roll Wake Wins Again In College Basketball
Kansas State suffered an 84-61 home loss to 15th ranked Arizona State as coach Jack Hartman decried a total team breakdown. DePaul, Oregon State, Wake Forest, Texas A&M and Michigan also posted decisive wins over NIU, Portland State, Sam Houston State, John Carroll and Akron respectively.
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Ex-Hawk Hill Sparks Seattle Win
Armond Hill in Seattle after a 104-99 victory over the Spurs. Hill scored 10 points in 26 minutes as he and rookie Bill Hanzlik slowed George Gervin, who topped the Spurs with 23 points, well below his average.
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Youth Basketball Results from Aiken Church Leagues
Weekend results across mite and junior divisions show St Thaddeus and Memorial posting wins amid top scorers like Mark Gantt Bruce Cope and Renard Breland. Upcoming schedule features Town Creek Memorial St Thaddeus First Baptist Hawks and St Marys at Weeks Center with multiple games and top scorers listed.
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Steiner wins irons tournament at Midland Valley Country Club
Ginger Steiner topped an irons only event conducted by the nine hole women’s golf association of Midland Valley Country Club on Friday. Leona Loftus finished second and Leah Christopher had the fewest putts.
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Best Is District Six Player Of The Year
Former North Augusta standout Lenny Best led the Wofford College rushing attack this fall and earned NAIA District Six Player of the Year honors. Eleven Wofford players were named to the all district squad as Terrier coach George Buddy Sasser earned Coach of the Year for guiding the team to its best season since 1970.
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Buddy) Sasser
Parker earns honorable mention on Bemidji State grid
Former Aiken High star Carl Parker, a senior wide receiver at Bemidji State, is named All Northern Intercollegiate Conference honorable mention. He led the team with 26 receptions for 299 yards and one TD while four Aiken alumni, including Greg Dykes Gerald Settles and Elmo Roundtree, are on the squad.
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