UCLA Surges to No 2 in AP Basketball Poll
San Francisco remains No 1 after a 71-70 win over Santa Clara as UCLA climbs from eighth to second behind new top ranking. Kentucky, Nevada Las Vegas, and Wake Forest move up while Michigan falls after losses. Memphis State enters the Top 20 at No 20.
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Hall of Fame nods to Lopez Rusie Sewell by Veterans Committee
The Associated Press reports Baseball figures Lopez Amos Rusie and Joe Sewell were elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee. In tennis news Seattle hosts a $100,000 women’s tourney first round where Kristien Shaw defeats Mary Carillo 6-4 2-6 6-2. In Arkansas Jiri Hrebec beats Pat Dupre in the opening round of a $50,000 men’s event.
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Scoreboard Highlights From Tuesday Sports Card
The sheet lists multiple NBA and college matchups with final scores and text of several exhibition results. Notable items include Kentucky 92 over Mississippi State and Marshall 82, Citadel 73, plus San Francisco State defeating Allen 55 and Furman 6 2 waggy. Also shows exhibition results and Tuesday night hockey and college games across teams like Buffalo, New York, Montreal, Boston, St Louis, and Colorado.
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Eddie LeBaron May Become Atlanta Falcons General Manager
Eddie LeBaron, former NFL quarterback and Las Vegas attorney, travels to Atlanta for talks to become general manager of the Falcons. Owner Rankin Smith had a handshake agreement pending, with LeBaron needing to discuss with a law partner before final steps.
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USC Gamecocks defeat Rhode Island 64 54
South Carolina used a 12 point second half burst to pull away from Rhode Island for a 64 54 victory. Freshman Mike Doyle sparked the run with outside shots and free throws while Nate Davis Graziano and Karlton Hilton added key scores. The Gamecocks outrebounded the Rams and strong defense sealed the win.
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Gamecocks Top Rhode Island Behind Strong Rebounding
South Carolina outrebounded Rhode Island 46 34 led by Graziano with 20 boards Davis and Doyle each added eight and the Gamecocks claimed the win. Gause started for Gilloon with McGuire praising the backcourt as key to the victory. Rhode Island had two players score 18 and 10 while South Carolina guards managed 16 points.
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John Ralston Resigns as Denver Bronco Coach
Denver veteran coach John Ralston quits with six weeks of new organization behind him. Offensive coach Red Miller from the Patriots is expected to be named Denver’s new head coach today, likely at a press conference.
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Red" Miller
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Duck Davis Signs With Lenoir Rhyne
Leavelle McCampbell star Duck Davis signed a grant-in-aid with Lenoir Rhyne College after starring for the Shrine Bowl team that beat the North Carolina all-stars. The 60 160-pound senior from Graniteville chose Lenoir Rhyne over Wofford and plans to coach after graduation while playing multiple sports.
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VMI Demolishes Furman as Citadel Falls to Marshall
VMI extended its 16 game win streak and 17 1 overall with a 99 86 victory over Furman keeping the Keydets atop the Southern Conference for a 740 league record. The Citadel dropped 82 73 to Marshall while Appalachian State lost 72 66 at East Tennessee.
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USC Aiken to Celebrate Homecoming Saturday Night
USC Aiken will celebrate homecoming Saturday night with basketball games at Aiken High beginning at 6 pm. The boys and girls teams host Coastal Carolina College, followed by men and women faculty alumni games of 30 to 40 minutes each. The homecoming queen will be crowned that night.
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Aiken High JV Boys Ups Record With 54-39 Win
The Aiken High junior varsity boys improved to 11-2 after defeating North Augusta JV 54-39. Ben Thomas scored 19 points with 17 rebounds while Ernest Hill added 10 points.
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Bowling High and Highs From 1992 Meet
Larry Bell tops men high game and series in scratch and handicap categories. Carol Carroll leads women in high game and series with a 417 high scratch series. Jerry Jenkins posted high handicap series and Carol Carroll-HIGH TEAM SCRATCH No 6 Misfits led team events with 636 and 418 in two formats.
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