Local prep clash lists Shelton and Graniteville players
A reader list shows first team selections featuring Shelton players Duck Davis Len Oliver Tommy Timmerman Hoppy Langley Oliver Williamson Joey Burt Ken Matthews Philip McNeal Robbie Randall Ralph Newton Charles Simpkins plus Graniteville roster members Wagener-Salley Aiken Jackson St. Angela and North Augusta L-B-C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Oliver
Tommy Timmerman
Hoppy Langley
Oliver Williamson
Philip McNeal
Robbie Randall
Ralph Newton
Charles Simpkins
Second Team Roster Announces Key Local Players
The list names Jody Clark Andy Griffith Wallace Cash Paul Rutland Jeff Lacey Clem Scurry Willie Ginyard Charles Williams Ronnie Bethmann Victor Dunbar George R Young RS M as part of the second team lineup.
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Andy Griffith
Wallace Cash
Paul Rutland
Jeff Lacey Clem Scurry
Willie Ginyard
Charles Williams
Ronnie Bethmann
Victor Dunbar
George R. Young
Local list of honorees and participants by town and school
A fragmented roster shows honorees across multiple South Carolina towns including Aiken North Augusta Graniteville St Angela Ridge Spring Monetta Wagener Salley and Jackson. Names span Carl Parker Rocky Fulmer Mike Smith John Carter and others across districts L B C and regional teams.
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Aiken
Carl Parker
Rocky Fulmer
Mike Smith
John Carter
North Augusta
Mike Snyder
Bobby Brown
Ronnie Smith
Dickie Bush
Keith Lynn
Donnie Hattaway
Elroy Hill
Keith Lowe
Graniteville
Amos Adams
Mark Medlock
Dean Glover
ST. Angela
Davie Herndon
Danny Herndon
Ridge
Spring - Monetta
Ivy Morris
Jackson
Scott Weeks
Josh Key
Don Boyd
Anthony King
Billy Clements
Wagener - Salley
Steve Smith
Robert Felder
Mark Carey
Carolina Classic final halves Gamecocks beat Oklahoma State 70 61
South Carolina defeats Oklahoma State 70 to 61 in the Carolina Classic championship. Alex English scores 37 in the opening round and 22 in the final, earning MVP honors while Mike Dunleavy adds 25 as the Gamecocks control the ball against the Cowboys zone. Virginia edges Yale 72 62 in consolation with Wally Walker scoring 26.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Alex English
Mike Dunleavy
Gamecocks
Oklahoma State
English
Yale
Dunleavy
Cowboy
Strong
Virginia
Wally Walker
Rollin Chippey
Pro Bowl To Feature Bradshaw Versus Tarkenton in 1978 clash
New York AP Terry Bradshaw will oppose Fran Tarkenton at quarterback when the American Conference faces the National Conference in the Pro Bowl January 26 at the New Orleans Superdome. Steelers stars Lynn Swann Franco Harris L.C. Greenwood Joe Greene and others join the AFC starters. Vikings Fran Tarkenton leads the NFC contingent with John Gilliam Ron Yary Ed White and Chuck Foreman among starters.
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NEW York
Terry ‘Bradshaw
Fran ‘Tarkenton
Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Steelers
New Orleans Superdome
Tarkenton
Minnesota
Vikings T
IAFC
Lynn Swann
Franco Harris
L.C. Greenwood
Joe Greene
Messersmith and McNally Win Free Agency Status
Catfish Hunter sparked free agency for pitchers Messersmith and McNally after arbitrator Peter Seitz ruled their 1975 seasons were played without contracts. Messersmith of the Dodgers looms as a top free agent, while McNally of the Expos faces uncertain value.
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New York
Catfish Hunter
Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Hunter
Messersmith
McNally
Peter Seitz
Bitrator
Seitz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Pitchers Declared Free Agents. McGlothlin Dies in Kentucky
An impartial arbitrator ruled pitchers McNally as baseball free agents due to 1975 play without contracts. In Kentucky, Jim McGlothlin, 32, former California Angels Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox pitcher with a 67 77 record, died after a long illness.
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New York
Andy Messersmith
Dave McNally
Union
Jim McGlothlin
California Angels
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Basketball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The scoreboard shows Midwest Division Detroit Milwaukee KC Chicago with records and win percentages. Pacific Division includes G State L A Phoenix Seattle Portland alongside game results from Tuesday and Wednesday with scores and schedules for Thursday.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
K.C
Chicago
G State
L.A
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
Buffalo
Boston
Washington
Houston
New York
Golden State
New Or
N. Eng
Yy Cine
Indapolis
Cleveland
Minn
Edmonton
Toronto
Minnesota
Denver
Cincinnati
San Diego
Quebec
Calgary
Winnipeg
College Hockey and Basketball Scores From Associated Press Recap
The report lists numerous college hockey and basketball results with teams such as Buffalo Boston Toronto Calif New York Rangers Pittsburg Philadelphia Atlanta Los Angeles Boston Chicago St Louis Buffalo Kansas City Providence Oregon Evansville Pittsburgh LaSalle Maine Long Island Brooklyn Seton Hall St Francis Fordham Vermont South Louisiana State Cornell Memphis Benedictine UCLA Baylor Nevada Las Vegas UC Santa Barbara Cincinnati Pepperdine Stanford St Marys Santa Clara Long Beach State Eastern Montana Montana State Cincinnati, and more with tournament outcomes and scores.
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Buffalo
Boston
Toronto
Calif
New York Rangers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
UCLA
Baylor
Las Vegas
Uc-Santa Barbara
Cincinnati
Pepperdine
Stanford
St. Mary's
San Francisco
St. Peters
N.J
Racing Results From Aqueduct Keystone Calder and More
Across several tracks Gary wins the $54,200 Display Handicap at Aqueduct by a half length over Group Plan after fending off a foul claim. Alone takes the Keystone feature at Philadelphia by two lengths over Reena D. Malign leads Calder’s feature at Calder Race Course by a length and a half over Sir Ripper. Boldest Hour narrowly wins the Fair Grounds feature by four lengths over Mr. Dead Eye. Sagar o slips by Good Report to take the Bay Meadows Merry Christmas Claiming Stakes by a half length.
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New York
Sharp Gary
Aqueduct Racetrack
Philadelphia
Keystone Racetrack
Reena D
Miami
Sir Ripper
Calder Race Course
New Orleans
Mr. Dead Eye
Fair Grounds
San Mateo
Calif
Southwest Howard Payne Defeats Oklahoma Science and Arts
Howard Payne University beats Oklahoma Science and Arts 82 to 64 in a college basketball game. The result highlights HPUs dominance in the season and secures a conference win for the team.
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Howard Payne
Okla
Sci
Indiana coach Corso wary after two rough seasons
Indiana University football coach Lee Corso, known for careful remarks at alumni events, received a watch and quipped he would not wear it for 24 hours, citing lingering edge from the 2-9 and 1-10 seasons.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana University
Lee Corso
Corso
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Randall
Oliver
Simpkins
Burt
Matthews Timmerman
Langley
Newton Williamson
Shelton ‘‘Duck
Joey Burt
Ken Matthews
Billy Freeman
Wagener - Salley High School
Aiken County
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Clark
Rutland
Bethmann
Lacey
Clem Scurry
Wagener - Salley High
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McGuire
USC
Alexander English
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Bradshaw Vs. Tarkenton
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