Midlands Bassmasters win on Lake Greenwood in Dec 27 tournament
Twenty three anglers fished Lake Greenwood from 7 am to 5 pm with frosty 35 degree start. Tump Fulmer claimed first with seven largemouths weighing 20 pounds and the biggest bass at 10 pounds 7 ounces. Lester Hall and Ray Turner finished second and third. The Midlands event belies holiday lull as other area water bodies see stripers and bass activity amid low, murky waters and new launching works at Top O’ the Lake.
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Pacers Win to Reach Augusta Tourney Final
USC Aiken Pacers defeat Eckerd 62 53 in opening round of the Augusta College Christmas Tournament at Richmond Academy. They advance to finals to face Augusta College after a 9 p.m. date. coach Lew Perkins praised the squad’s late performance as Eckerd flirted with a stall.
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USC A to Rally Past Eckerd Behind Wilson’s 23
In a December 30, 1975 game USC A battled Eckerd with Rufus Wilson scoring 23 and sparking a late surge. The Pacers seized the lead with 6 36 remaining after a defensive stand and then held Eckerd scoreless for four minutes. Coach Perkins credited USC A’s lineup and press to the win.
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Maryland Defeats Florida 13 0 In Gator Bowl Upset
Maryland and Jer ry Claiborne defense stifles Florida in a 13 0 victory in Jacksonville. Linebacker Kevin Benson linked a first quarter interception to Larry Dick s 19 yard TD pass to Kim Hoover. Freshman Steve Atkins rushed 127 yards as Maryland captures its best season in two decades at 9 2 1.
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Mountaineers, Wolfpack Seek Peach Bowl Prep
West Virginia and North Carolina State football teams aimed to dodge rain in Atlanta for final Peach Bowl workouts. Rumors swirled that NC State coach Lou Holtz may join the New Orleans Saints, leaving Ted Brown possibly unavailable for Wednesday. Holtz confirmed Saints contact during a Atlanta news conference after John North’s midseason firing.
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Gator Coach Sees Bowl Setback Against Maryland
Doug Dickey notes mistakes of execution and concentration cost Florida in the bowl game. He praises Maryland as a highly sound and balanced opponent, reflecting on his sixth straight bowl loss.
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Manhattan Jaguars upset South Carolina in Holiday Festival game
Tom Lockhart scored 33 and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead Manhattan to an 87 73 win over South Carolina in the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. Ricky Marsh added 18 for Manhattan while Mike Dunleavy scored 24 and Alex English 19 for South Carolina. Indiana faced St John s in the nightcap. Reggie Robinson and Larry Herron led Villanova over Temple 84 75 in the consolation game.
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Clemson Faces Davidson For Charlotte Invitational Title
Clemson seeks its 8th win in the tournament against Davidson, which has won eight straight CIT games. Davidson’s 3-5 mark follows a 76-61 win over Hofstra as Jay Howell led with 24 points. Clemson beat Boston College 80-60 to finish the first round.
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Georgia Tech tops Furman to reach Poinsettia Classic final
Georgia Tech overwhelmed Furman 98 81 behind Harry Allen's 21 points and 61 8 percent shooting to advance to the Poinsettia Classic final joining Rutgers. Mike Green added 16 points as Furman’s Ray Miller led all scorers with 22.
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Correction flips USC Aiken players in photo captions
The Aiken Standard corrects misidentifications of two USC Aiken basketball players in yesterday’s photographs. Identifications should have been reversed, and the Standard regrets the error.
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NHL Campbell Patrick Division and league scoreboard recap
The AP scoreboard lists Campbell Patrick Division teams with wins and losses, including Philadelphia 22 5 8 52 152 and NY Islanders 19 10 6 44.14 86. Western and Norris divisions show multiple teams with varied records, plus scattered results from exhibitions, weekly games, and tournament standings across leagues and regions. The report also notes race winners at Keystone Racetrack and Calder Race Course with disqualifications affecting top honors.
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