Bass Largemouth Hold Deep Water At Clark Hill
Rains north push Clark Hill water to near pool level as surface runs 52 degrees and 51 degrees at 20 feet. Largemouth bass roam deep for warmer water, hit Little George Little Cleo and deep diving cranks in 25 to 55 feet. Fishermen report slow strikes, schools of bass offshore along deep points and old channels, with jig and eel lures working but slow.
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Clark Hill
Cleo
Savannah District Army Engineers
Crappie Fishing Dominates Weekend at Lake Marion
Santee Cooper towns lead anglers chasing crappie in coves and creeks around Lake Marion with Taw Caw Potato and Wyboo Creeks providing good scores. Largemouth bass catches rise in Eutaw Springs and nearby areas as anglers drift with live minnows and jig white skirts near the bottom amid higher water levels.
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Lake Marion
Eutaw Springs
Marion
Moultrie
Largemouth Bass Tagged in 1973 Florida Study
During the 1973 Bass Anglers Sportsman Society tour in Florida, 973 largemouth bass were caught by contestants and tagged with the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission cooperation. Recaptured fish showed movements up to 25 miles in the St Johns River, illustrating bass mobility and predictability challenges for finding them.
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Florida
Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission
St. Johns River
Auburn Takes SEC Decision In Controversial Loss
Tennessee Coach Ray Mears blasted his team after a 62-59 loss at Auburn, waiving disappointment over Bernard King’s absence as Auburn pulled ahead in the SEC race. Danny Cox scored six late points for Auburn, while Ernie Grunfeld led Tennessee with 22 in a game marked by King’s scholastic eligibility controversy. Indiana extended its 24th straight win streak with a dominating 74-48 performance.
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Auburn
Kentucky
U.S
Mears
Bernard King
King
New York
Indiana
Michigan
Louisiana State
Alabama
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
South Florida
Rutgers
Gettysburg
Tennessee
Vols
Danny Cox
Tigers
Cox
Eddie Johnson
Ernie Grunfeld
Bob Davis
Michigan strong in tempting fashion in college games
Kentucky and Michigan State led wins as teams edged LSU Alabama North Carolina Purdue Minnesota and Dayton while Rutgers and Georgia posted notable scores Duke Tennessee not mentioned. Kentucky's Conner and Grevey led with 17 each for LSU.
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Michigan
Bob Wilkerson
Hoosiers
Kentucky
LSU
Baton Rouge
Jimmy Dan Conner
Kevin Grevey
Glenn Hansen
Tigers
Charles Cleveland
Leon Douglas
Alabama
Tide
Brad Hoffman
North Carolina
Florida
Eddie Davis
Rutgers
Mike Dabney
Phil Sellers
Purdue
Iowa
Michigan State
Ohio State
Minnesota
Illinois
Mississippi
Georgia
Dayton
Western Kentucky
Tucky
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
Southern California
Oregon
Arizona State
Marquette
la Salle
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Clemson
Arizona
Creighton
Penn
Aiken Juniors Defeat Kennedy 42 to 29 in High School Bout
Aiken Junior High School boys beat Kennedy 42 29 as Ben Chavis notes fouls and guards Myron Bell and Leon Childs shine. Bell scores 15 and Childs 10 for Aiken while Kennedy’s Andy Ratchford nets nine and Tommy Smith eight. Felix Smith adds key rebounds.
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Aiken
Kennedy
Ben Chavis
Aiken Jr. High School
Leon Childs
Andy Ratchford
Tommy Smith
Chavis
Felix Smith
Birds Of Prey Protection Enforced In South Carolina
State and federal laws protect all birds of prey including vultures hawks eagles falcons owls and osprey from killing or molesting and prohibit taxidermy mounting of these species. Recent arrests target taxidermists who mounted raptor birds and alligators. Biologists note raptors control pests and help farmers by reducing rodents and protecting game birds.
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South Carolina
U.S. Department of the Interior
Indiana Remains No 1 in Unbeaten, Unafraid Top Poll
Indiana leads the college basketball poll with a perfect 20-0 record and all 50 first place votes. UCLA rises to No 2 after routing USC while NC State drops to sixth following a loss to Maryland. Louisville stays No 3 and Maryland moves to No 4 with a 14-3 mark.
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New York
Indiana
North Carolina State
Maryland
Wolfpack
Terrapins
UCLA
Bruins
Southern California
Hoosiers
Illinois
Ohio State
Louisville
New Mexico State
North Texas State
Cardinals
N.C State
Ken
Kentucky
N. C. St
Alabama
Calif
Oregon
Arizona St
Marquette
N. Carolina
la Salle
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Clemson
Arizona
Creighton
Rutgers
Penn
Auburn
Boston College
U 1
Centenary
Furman
Crossansas
Kansas
Minnesota
Nevada-Las Vegas
New Mexico
Purdue
South Carolina
Stanford
Syracuse
Texas
A&m
Paso
Utah
Wake Forest
State eyes stocking two southern ducks in South Carolina
The state considers introducing two non migratory ducks Florida and mottled duck to South Carolina. They thrive in alligator habitats and could boost hunting like the native wood duck. Chief Brock Conrad notes feasibility uncertain until tested. The mottled duck appears more promising due to habitat match in the Low Country.
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South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
South
Brock Conrad
Spring wild turkey gobbler season dates set by wildlife commission
The State's Wildlife Commission announced season dates for spring gobbler hunting. Central Piedmont Hunt Unit runs April 4 through 30 with a three gobbler limit. Western Piedmont Hunt Unit covers Key Bridge Forks Clark Hill and Parson's Mountain April 4 through 30 with a three gobbler limit. Mountain Hunt Unit at Changa Game Management Area runs April 21 through May 3 with a two gobbler limit.
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State
S Wildlife Commission
Central Piedmont Hunt
Western Piedmont Hunt
Key Bridge
Forks
Clark Hill
Parson's Mountain
Changa
Dozens of Hunters Fined in Union County Doe Case
Fourteen men were caught leaving a game management area with buckshot on their persons and deer in their vehicles. Ten deer hides near woods and a ravine showed the group killed mostly young does. Four paid a $50 fine. the rest were found guilty and fined up to $100 or 30 days. Nine paid $25 for buckshot possession.
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Union County
Union
Aiken Triumphs In Triple Overtime Win Over Kennedy
Aiken Junior High girls outlasted Kennedy 19 to 18 after three overtime periods. Assistant coach Randy Counts praised team work and hustle while Kennedy coach Roach lamented miscues and missed shots. Tammy Davis led Aiken with nine points and Lynn Blackburn scored eight for Kennedy.
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AIKEN
Kennedy
Randy Counts
Aiken Junior High School
Roach
Tammy Davis
Lynn Blackburn
Counts
Bowling Results and High Scores From Local League Session
The report lists team standings and high series and game scores from a bowling league. Notable entries include F&M Bank posting the top team scratch series of 2631 and Aiken Office Supply 2586, with Citgo achieving the top game scratch 7710 and Aiken Office Supply 754. Individual leaders include Shirley Bell with high series and games across scratch and handicap categories, and Doree Madeen and Geneva Johnson among top women bowlers.
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F&m Bank
Citgo
Aiken
Shirley Bell
Kathy Gimore
Linda Sullivan
Jewell Hair
Serateh
Sandra Hopkins
Geneva Johnson
Doree Madeen
Serateh Joan Marine
New Ellenton Boys And Girls Sweep Kennedy In Pair
New Ellenton defeated Kennedy 51-31 in the boys game and 40-31 in the girls contest last Thursday. Roger McCray led the boys with 21 points, while Christine Barfield scored 10. Connie Dandridge and Cynthia Moody added eight each. For Kennedy, three players also had eight points and Andy Ratchford and Canning delivered 10 apiece.
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New Ellenton
Kennedy
Christine Barfield
Connie Dandridge
Cynthia Moody
Roger McCray
Andy Ratchford
Canning
St. Angela Jayvees Fall To St. Vincent
St. Angela Jayvees lost 18 17 to St. Vincent in Aiken. Terry Dion scored 11 of the Saints total points.
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St. Angela Jayvees
St. Vincent
AIKEN
St. Angela Jayvee
Terry Dion
Saints
St Angela Girls Defeat St Vincent in Area Battle
St Angela defeated St Vincent 61 to 47 as Robbin Lowe led with 25 points and Tom Lilly and Cheryl Bethmann added 10 each. Walsh noted St Angela produced one of its better games and will face North Augusta tonight in North Augusta.
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AIKEN
Bill Walsh
St Angela
St. Vincent
Celi Koncul
Saints
North Augusta
Walsh
ST. Angela
Robbin Lowe
Nera Grob
Tom Lilly
Kathy Miles
Cheryl Bethmans
Cindy Beals
Tom Dawsey
Pauls Kain Oe
Vamesse Holloway
Palmer Eyes Desert Classic After Close Hawaiian Open Début
Arnold Palmer and Gary Groh waged a tight finish at the $220000 Hawaiian Open with Groh overcoming a late tie to win $44000. Palmer, 45, vows not to quit, noting improved form and readiness for Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs as Groh earns two-year exemption.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Groh
Wiebe
Palm Springs
Calif
Arnold
Groh
Waialae Country Club
Midland Valley Women Golfers elect officers for nine hole group
Midland Valley Women Golfers have elected officers for a new nine hole group. The officers are Charlotte Coney chairman, Alice Lindenmuth secretary treasurer, Handicap Chairmen Charlotte Coney Mildred Gott and Ruth Smith, Publicity Evelyn Sonsara Tournament and Rules Betsy Hobbs and Helen Stetson Hostess Chairman Stella McKee. Play will begin Friday starting at 10 am and every Friday thereafter.
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Midland Valley
Charlotte Coney
Alice Lindenmuth
Mildred Gott
Ruth Smith
Evelyn Sonsara
Betsy Hobbs
Helen Stetson
Stella McKee
Multiple college and professional games score roundup item
A dense score table lists numerous college results including Rutgers 97 over Gettysburg 67 and Delaware 78, Brandeis 71, plus pro hockey and horse racing results with winners at Keystone Park Garden State Park Suffolk Downs and Fair Grounds. It catalogs dates, venues, and edge margins with varied teams and athletes.
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Rutgers
Gettysburg
Delaware St. Morgan St. C
Forte
New Hampshire
Brandeis
Garden State Park
Boston
Coconut Bay
Rayners Lane
Suffolk Downs
Lincoln
Rig Chas Beau
Ryan
Federal Hill
Lincoln Downs
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Miami
Hialeah Park
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The
Associated Press
Ray Mears
Moose
Fessor Leonard
Jacksonville
Mervin Lloyd
Paladins
Aiken Juniors
Wallop Kennedy
Birds of Prey
Drifters League
Ote Ross
Trans South Finance Co
AGNS
Yanks
Aiken Bow
GT Datsun
Better
Arnold Green
Carvers Detributors
Sehbitz
Aiken Office Supply
the Splitters
Wilson
the Unknowns
Pat
C&j Tire Co
Triangle
Pontiac
Chuck Powell
Tate DeMedicis
Jake Blackmon
Dick Spaumburgh
Dick Spauburgh
Denny Workman
Carolettes League
His & Her League
Triangle Pontiac
Aiken Ans
Busters Four
Streakers
Dirty Birds
Just Us
Kintzes
C&j Tire
Pin Rattlers
City Billiards Warneke
Newcomers Park Lanes
Enloe Aluminum
Ah K Mart
Colony Florist
Duckworth's Fabrics
Rose's
Warrenville Drugs
Lambert's Arts & Crafts
Lyon
Croft
Weeks
Bry
Wayside
Washeteria
J Ladd
Ladd
St. Angela Girls
Komewl
Kelly
Macher
Williams
McGrath
Cartie
Nathan
South Latarange
Columbus
Tenn Wesleyan
UT Chattanooge
Carolina
Willam & Mary
the Citadel
Old Dominan
AU Christian
Morehead
Georgia St
Georgia Tech
Samford
Mid Tennessee
Tenn. St
Athletes In Action
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Randolph Macon
Catholec
Virginia St
J C Smith
Howard
Eastern Shore
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Butler
Oral Roberts
Murray
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