Lights Out Delays USC Aiken Erskine Women’s Game
The USC Aiken and Erskine College women’s basketball game was halted with 9:38 left when a regional power outage struck the USC Aiken Activities Building. Play will resume at a later date with Erskine leading 63 60, and USC Aiken set to gain possession.
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Faye Ryans
Kim Thomas
Rosalind Jennings
Fleet
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Mark
Columbia
Benedict College
Benedict
Weather and Power Outages Disrupt County High School Games
Icy conditions and blackouts disrupted multiple county basketball games. Aiken girls beat Brookland-Cayce 64-37 while boys games were halted. later rescheduled. Graniteville and Bamberg-Ehrhardt girls won 58-51. boys saw delays due to outages. Several postponements and reschedulings affected North Augusta L-B-C and Hunter-Kinard at Ridge Spring-Monetta.
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Terry Dion
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Wayne Cooper
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Steve Weinle
Pete Moersen
Chris Bethmann
David Hurley
No Real Favorite For Hawaiian Open
In Honolulu Hawaii AP the strong field for the Hawaiian Open makes a clear favorite unlikely defending champion Hubert Green says 144 players on the Waialae course could win The 72 hole event starts Thursday for 300000 in prize money Tom Watson leads the lineup with 54000 first prize Others include Len Hinkle John Mahaffey Ben Crenshaw Fuzzy Zoeller Hale Irwin Andy North Lanny Wadkins Bruce Lietzke Lee Trevino Tom Kite Jerry Pate Gil Morgan Bill Kratzert Arnold Palmer also competes and NBC covers final rounds
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Gil Morgan
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Aiken Standard Sports Page Highlights February 7 1979
Local sports page recaps action from February 7 1979 with game results and player notes. Coverage centers on high school and prep teams in Aiken County with standings and upcoming matchups.
Indiana State routs Drake as Bird scores 33 points
Indiana State, ranked second nationally, defeated Drake 100-79 behind 33 points from Bird who also added 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Coach Hodges praised the turnaround by the defense in the second half and noted pregame emotional level.
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Georgetown
Cavaliers Rally To Defeat Nets In Technical Knockout
John Lambert led off the bench with 22 rebounds as Cleveland surged from a 56 53 halftime deficit to a 119 100 win over New Jersey. Campy Russell and Jim Chones paced the Cavaliers with strong scoring and all round play while the Nets were hit by three quick technicals.
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Carew Breaks At Banquet
Rod Carew cried while addressing about 1,400 attendees at the Bloomington banquet after being traded to the California Angels He said the hardest part is moving to California and finding a home for his wife and three children.
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NHL Standings and Results Roundup for 1978 Season
National Hockey League standings show Islanders and Rangers atop the Patrick and Smythe divisions respectively. Soviet Nationals challenge NHL All-Stars in New York. World Hockey Association lists New England and Quebec leading, with Edmonton and Birmingham active in games and trades across football and baseball headlines.
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