Trojan Trio Leads RSM Basketball In New Conference
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School coach David Jones returns two starters Howard Stewart and Walter Lott as the Trojans rebuild for a move to Conference 4-AA. A 6 8 250 prospect quit for personal reasons, and Jones believes the squad, though young, is experienced and capable. The season starts in the Aiken Tipoff Tournament with Jan 3 conference opener against Chapin.
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Ridge Spring Monetta Girls Open Season With New Look
Ridge Spring Monetta girls basketball coach Garry Young faces a full retooling after losing all five starters from last season 16 5 team. Seniors Nancy Boatwright Kayla Raiford and Patty Householder lead a squad built on coachable young players and a strong will to win. The Trojans shift to class AA and open in the Tip Off Tournament at Aiken High School December 17 against Graniteville and Chapin in a tougher regional field.
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Shrine Bowl tale reveals reading plays hurt Spartanburg
Spartanburg High School Vikings learn their offense was tipped off by Hanna High of Anderson in a Shrine Bowl loss. Mark Hodge and Steve Fuller discuss how Hanna read Jer ry Kellys feet to predict plays. North Carolina’s David Simmons plans a basketball to football transition for the Rosewood star.
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Notre Dame star says scandal didn’t cost title run
Notre Dame All-America receiver Pete Demmerle said the dormitory scandal and suspension of six players did not derail the 1973 team’s bid for a second straight national title. He noted the Irish could have been 11-0 without the losses and that five of the six players may return next season.
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Redskins Beat Rams 23-17 for Playoff Berth
Washington defeated Los Angeles 23-17 at Memorial Coliseum to clinch a spot in the NFL playoffs for a fourth straight year. The Redskins, 9-4, stay in the hunt for the division as they face possible rematch with the Rams in the opening round.
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Kilmer tosses three TDs as Redskins top Rams 20 10 at halftime
Bill Kilmer hits three second quarter touchdown passes to push Washington to a 20 10 halftime lead over Los Angeles. The Rams suffer a rare home defeat as starter James Harris sits after a punter throw opportunity is thwarted by Washington coverage.
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Notre Dame Upsets Kansas Behind Dantley Rally
Notre Dame defeated Kansas 75-59 in South Bend as Adrian Dantley scored 31 and a pressing Irish defense spurred late runs. Kentucky shocked North Carolina 90-78 while Alabama, Memphis State, Purdue and Oklahoma also won as Top Twenty teams faced varied outcomes. Kentucky’s Conner led the second half comeback and Leon Douglas anchored Alabama’s win with 25 points and 13 rebounds.
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Southern Cal gains. Gamecocks fall in AP poll
Southern California rose to No. 6 after two wins while South Carolina dropped to No. 13 following an upset. NC State UCLA and Indiana remain 1 2 3 with NC State leading after three wins. Louisville moved to No. 4 as Maryland fell to No. 5.
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Graniteville Night Turns Spotlight On Pacers Home Game
Graniteville Night at Aiken High School features the USCA Pacers versus USC Spartanburg in a 7:30 contest. Spartanburg has a 2-6 record with a young lineup, while the Pacers are 2-8 with freshmen and sophomores. A halftime ceremony will honor Graniteville Company for university contributions.
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