Trojans edge Indians in tight Jackson win
Jackson High Girls beat Ridge Spring Monetta 35 to 34 on a slim final margin. Houston and Weeks led with 16 and 13 points as Leaphart and Padgett paced RSM with 14 and 12 despite Jackson’s clutch defense and late rebound control. Both teams face road trips Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrie Houston
Jackson High
Sallie J.eaphart
Ridge Spring-Monetta High
Indians
Trojans
Chuck Mobley
Jackson
Jackson High Girls
Ridge Spring- Monetta
RSM
Cary Johnson
Stotinson
Sue
Phil Bush S
Fie
Houston
Dawn
Weeks
Sallie
Leaphart
Geraldine Padgett
Trojan
Padgett
Johnson
Bush
Pelion
Ridge
Monetta
Sallie Leaphart
Janie Leaphart
Patricia Williams
Glenda Lott
Helen Glover
Totels
Dawn Weeks
Donna Weatherford
Ellen Zimmerman
Lynn Howell
Debbie Curton
Yvonne Smith
Ridge Spring Monetta tops Jackson in second half surge
Ridge Spring Monetta defeated Jackson 62 to 40 after a 6 point halftime gap. Harvey Lott drove the lane and Earnest Stewart led scorers with 20 as RS M shifted to man defense and pulled away in the third period. George Davis added 17 points while RS M tied up the boards and used sustained depth. Jackson coach Cary Johnson cited foul trouble and a late defensive switch as turning points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Monetta High
RSM
Jackson High
Trojans
Rs-M
David Jones
Jones
Trojan
Harvey Lott
Earnest Stewart
Stewart
George Davis
Johnson
Ridge Spring
Johnnie Wall
al Lee
Jonathan Moss
David Timmerman
Leroy Roundtree
Rogers and Oosterhuis Shine At Desert Classic
In Palm Springs Bill Rogers and Peter Oosterhuis, long shots on the tour, drew crowds and TV attention at the Bob Hope Desert Classic. While others drew celebrities and big galleries, Rogers shot a 67 at Eldorado to become the focal point of the day.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bill Rogers
Peter Oosterhuis
Tom Watson
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gerald R. Ford
House
Tip O'Neill
Flip Wilson
Telly Savalas
Rogers
Oosterhuis
Eldorado
USC-Aiken Women roll past Presbyterian College 71 to 48
USC-Aiken used height and depth to overwhelm Presbyterian College 71 to 48. USC-Aiken improved to 18-2 with four games left in the regular season while Presbyterian, at 0-11, remained winless. Faye Ryans led USC-A with 21 points as injuries limited several Pacers early.
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Clinton
Presbyterian College
Usc-Aiken
Presbyterian
Usc-A
Pacers
Blue Hose
Johanna Gibbs
Faye Ryans
Armstrong
USCA
Gibbs
Joyce Stallings
Terry Williams
Karen Mathis
Faye
Voorhees College
Coastal Carolina
Lander College
Voorhees
Patricia Garrett
Ethel Haltiwanger
Gladys Armstrong
Ashley Whitlock
Vonnie Eubanks
Elaine Stroman
Vertie Mackie
Wanda Melton
Totels
Judy Schilling
Debbie McGregor
Kathy Hammond
Debbie Smead
Kathy Etheridge
Susie Hall
Ine Nelson
Jane McMahon
Tracy Jones
Jan Smith
Valarie Kirkland
Scott Hunter
Tuesday Basketball Schedule Listing
Local basketball fixtures include L B C at North Augusta Jackson vs Pelion, Ur dinal Newman at Wagener Salley, Irma at Aiken, St Angela at Gilbert, Ridge Spring Monetta at North Graniteville at St Matthews.
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North Augusta
Jackson
Pelion
Urdinal
Newman
Wagener- Salley
Irma
Aiken St. Angela
Gilbert Ridge
Spring-Monetta
North
Graniteville
St. Matthews
Ritger Wins PBA Title With 248 226 Victory
Dick Ritger defeated Marshall Holman 248 to 226 to win the 80,000 event and secure his 19th Professional Bowlers Association championship. Ritger earned 10,000 as the winner while Holman took 6,000 for runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dick Ritger
Marshall Holman
Medford
Ore
Professional Bowlers Association
Rutger
PBA
Holman
Graniteville Rocks Past Chapin 67 48 in Second Half
Graniteville High Rocks over Chapin High 67 to 48 as Graniteville heated in the second half. Tomm y Dunbar and J P Johnson led Graniteville with 17 points each while coach Mark Crawford noted a cold start and faster breaks after halftime. Graniteville to play St Matthews Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Graniteville High Rocks
Chapin High
Rocks
Mark Crawford
Chapin
Tommy Dunbar
J. P. Johnson
the Rocks
St. Matthews
Roger Bickley
Andy Williams
Bruce Coy
Chris Bowers
Jim Takech
Rocky Cummings
Lonnie Turner
Dave Hamburger
Scott Johnson
Alex Metze
John Sanders
Tim Curry
Stevie Leave
Aiken High drills Brookland Cayce 78-55 in fast fourth quarter
Aiken High Green Hornets shot 64 percent to beat Brookland Cayce 78 to 55. Leon Childs led with 29 points while Curtis Johnson and Ben Thomas added 16 and 12 as Aiken faces Irma next at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Aiken High Green Hornets
Brookland-Cayce High
Aiken
Leon Childs
Hornets
Curtis Johnson
Ben Thomas
Irma
Ross Biedsoe
Kenny Brazel
Ronnie Mitchell
Ernest Rhodes
John Simmons
Totels
Brookland-Ceyce
Hunter-Kinard Routs St Angela 83 36 in Friday Blowout
Hunter-Kinard High overwhelmed St Angela Academy 83 to 36 after a 19-6 first quarter, out hustling the Saints and forcing turnovers. Saints coach Buddy King called it a bad start as Gilbert awaits St Angela on the road tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter-Kinard High
St. Angela Academy
Saints
Buddy King
Hunter-Kinard
St. Angela
Gilbert
Graniteville Rockette Presses Past Chapin 56 27
Graniteville High defeats Chapin High 56 to 27 as Rockettes ride a second quarter run and strong team defense. Sarah Curry led Graniteville with 13 points while balanced scoring surrounded her. Chapin scoring spread unclear with a final 27 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Curry
Graniteville
St. Matthews
Dean Garrett
Yvonne Grant
Sonie Leaverette
Inez Oakman
Lorraine Key
Totels
O W Clobbers Yellow Jackets in 87-50 rout
Orangeburg Wilkinson crushed North Augusta 87 to 50 as the Yellow Jackets were held to 15 points in the first half. Dean Day led North Augusta with 17 points while Mike Sumner and Ron McKie added 12 and 10. North Augusta falls to 3-9 and hosts L B C next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Orangeburg-Wilkinson High
North Augusta High
Yellow Jackets
Dean Day
Jackets
Mike Sumner
Ron McKie
Orangeburg
Wilkinson
Mervin Brown
Victor Heigier
Mike Hackett
Ronnie Carr
Kirk Collier
Steve Simmons
Steve Luces
Frank Guinyard
Jerry Sumpter
Joe Baker
Robert Moorer
George Hergier
Wayne McKee
Byron Williams
Chris Conner
David Zimmerman
Russell Tripp
Pat Guy
Willie Key
North Auguste
North Augusta Girls Fall to O W Orangeburg Wil
North Augusta High girls fall 60 to 42 to Orangeburg Wilkinson. Paula Gurney scores 12 and Diane Hitt 10 for the Jackets, who host L B C next. Dottie Guinyard and Cathy Singletary lead O W with double figure totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Pavia Gurney
Jackie Norris
Mary Washington
Pam Gates
Leigh Pagan
Diane Hitt
Debra Wigtall
Kathy Hudgins
Lisa Powell
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
North Augusta High
Jackettes
Paula Gurney
Gurney
Hitt
The
Dottie Guinyard
Veronica Green
Cathy Singletary
Wanda Brown
Sandra Guinyerd
J. W. Lyn Boyd
Linda Wright
Lynn Thomas
Aiken Girls Fall to Brookland-Cayce 53 37 on Road
The Aiken High Hornettes trailed at halftime 20-19 and were outscored 33-17 in the second half as Brookland-Cayce defeated Aiken 53-37. Coach Barbara Garlinger cited a cold offense despite solid defense and noted the next chance to improve at home the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Aiken High
Brookland-Cayce High
Hornettes
Aiken
Barbara Garlinger
Roxane Davis
Shea Franklin
Roslyn Adams
Lynn Bouknight
Jenni MacFadden
Catherine Davis
Pat Edwards
Brookland-Cayce
Lions fall to Westside in tight city rivalry
Westside beat LBC High 74 to 64 as LBC trailed most of the game. A cold third quarter and poor foul shooting left LBC with no comeback chance. LBC shot 22 of 37 from the line. Next up, LBC hosts North Augusta the following night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside
L-B-C Highboys
Westside High
Lions
L-B-C
North Augusta
L B C Girls Fall To Westside 48 38 In Weekend Clash
Westside High defeated L B C High 48 to 38 as L B C led 31 29 after three quarters before Westside poured in 19 points in the final period. Diane Glover led L B C with 11 points, Angela Eubanks added 10, and Westside’s Carrie Atkinson scored 16. L B C travels to North Augusta tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L-B-C
Westside
Diane Glover
Angela Eubanks
Lions
North Augusta
Dianne Glover
Karen Hightower
Carolyn Hynes
Janice Lawton
Jackie Jefferson
Beverly Moody
Vanessa Williams
Diene Green
Mitzi Edge
Key Lyons
Diane Jenkins
Carrie Atkinson
Gigi Magoulas
Terri Simonton
Pee Westside
St Angela Girls Rally Past Hunter Kinard 50 37
The St Angela Academy girls defeat Hunter Kinard High 50 to 37 to reach 12 wins. Linda Rich scores 25 and Becky Lever adds 12 with Carol Kennedy contributing nine as the Saints seize an early lead and hold on. They travel to Gilbert on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Angela Academy
Hunter-Kinard
Saints
Linda Rich
Becky Lever
Carol Kennedy
Gilbert
Unclear rosters clash between Hunter Kinard and St Angela
In a partial box score fragment the names Hunter Kinard and St Angela appear with inconsistent digits and totals. Readable entries show players Becky Lever, Linda Rich, Carol Kennedy and others with scattered shooting lines, but the full result is not determinable from the text.
Robinson scores 31 as Wagener-Salley falls to Williston-Elko
Wagener-Salley High lost 69-61 to Williston-Elko Friday night. Jonathan Robinson led W-S with 31 points, while Reed scored 18 for Williston-Elko. Wagener-Salley next hosts Cardinal Newman Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener - Wagener-Salley High
Williston- Elko High
Jonathan Robinson
War Eagles
Wagener-Salley
Cardinal Newman
Williston-Elko
Reed
Odom
Savage & Colbert
Gatiney
Jonathan
Williston-Elko Defeats Wagener-Salley 67 15
Williston-Elko downed Wagener-Salley 67 to 15 as Hattie Samuels led W S with seven points. Wagener-Salley suffered its 15th straight loss, with next game at home against Cardinal Newman Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Wagener-Salley
W-S
Williston-Elko High
Hattie Samuels
Cardinal Newman
Williston-Elko
Rudolph
Small
Ashley
Mason
Walker
White
Daniels
Moseley
Stroman
M. White
Reed
Wanda Brown
Roselee Bridges
Heiden wins World Sprint Speed Skating title at Lake Placid
Eric Heiden the defending champion swept three of four races over a two day competition to claim the overall gold in the World Sprint Speed Skating Championships. Heiden 19 earned four golds, one silver for 154.105 points, ahead of Frode Ronning of Norway. Liubov Sadchikova of the Soviet Union won the women's title finishing just ahead of Beth Heiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N.Y
Eric Heiden
Heiden
Frode Ronning
Norway
Liubov Sadchikova
Soviet Union
Beth Heiden
Eric Sister
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Dean Smith
RS M
Danny Mahoney
David Hurley
Mark Hanne
David Dawley
Troy Matthews
Hunter-Kincaid
Rockettes’ Press
Smothers
Graniteville High
Rockettes
Jean Johnson
Aiken Girls
Butch Robinson
Harold Coleman
Jimmy Wright
Butch Harmon
Fabien Wright
David Hightower
Timm Davis
Tony Mealer
Kenneth Williams
Walter Mitchell
Ken Moody
William Avery
Randolph Dunn
Lorenzo Broadwater
Jay Dilley
Mike Dukes
Carlos Greene
Kevin Mitchell
Dwayne Walker
Phil Whiter
Derek Dent
David Ogersby
St. Angela Girls
Robinson
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