Saints and Hornets Fall In Weekend Area Games
The Aiken Hornets lost to Airport 63-54 after a 71-44 defeat by Greenwood, leaving the Hornets at 6-11 with two regular season games left. Airport's Dicky Furtick led with 20 points and Earl Bass added 16, while Willie Bell led Aiken with 15 points.
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Aiken High Hornets
Greenwood
Airport
Hornets
Aiken
Willie Bell
Mike Schrader
Harry Poston
Dicky Furtick
Earl Bass
D. C. Holley
Holley
Chapman’s
Armour
Teamwork Keys Columbia Over Oxford 8 6 in Tri Centenary Polo
Columbia defeats Oxford 8 to 6 at Whitney Field in a Tri Centenary game. Heath Manning Jr and Les Flerx Jr starred for Columbia while Lewis Smith and Don Little led Oxford with three goals each.
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Columbia
Oxford
Whitney Field
Heath Manning Jr
Aiken
Les Flerx Jr
Young Manning
Flerx
Lewis Smith
Don Little
Smith
Trippett Boineau
Heath Manning Sr
Les Florx Jr
Don Boyd
Terry Young
Williston-Elko Sweeps New Ellenton In Double Win
Williston-Elko JV teams defeated New Ellenton with boys 33 23 and girls 34 17. Don Fender led the boys with 18 points while Ricky Bayleston added 10. David Bell and Steve Greene scored for New Ellenton, as Williston built early leads and stretched them through the game.
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Williston
Elko JV
New Ellenton
Blue Devils
Wolverines
Don Fender
Ricky Bayleston
David Bell
Steve Greene
Wolverinettes
Georgia Tech Engineers Upset Plants Two Top 10 Upsets
Georgia Tech rambling wrecks North Carolina State 89-77 and North Carolina 95-04. UCLA beats Washington 101-85 as Henry Bibby and Steve Patterson lead with sharp long-range shooting. Rich Yankus nets 47 at Charlotte Coliseum, tying LSU Pete Maravich’s record. North Carolina’s Charlie Scott and Lee Dedmon exit with fouls, aiding Tech’s 14-7 season bid. John Roche sparks South Carolina in 34-point effort as Davidson ends their streak.
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Georgia Tech
North Carolina
UCLA
North Carolina State
Bruins
Washington
Tex Winter
Huskies
Rich Yankus
Charlotte
N.C
Louisiana State
Pete Maravich
Tar Heels
Charlie Scott
Lee Dedmon
Engineers
John Roche
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Davidson
Carol Mann Wins Sudden Death Golf Playoff
Carol Mann defeats Sandra Haynie in a sudden death playoff to win the Burdines Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament in Miami. Mann earns $6,000, after tense play and surviving putting jitters in the first playoff hole.
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Carol Mann
Miami
Sandra Haynie
Miss Mann
Sandra
Foreign-bred Snow Sporting wins Strub Stakes at Santa Anita
Argentine colt Snow Sporting, owned by Clement Hirsch, captures the $129,500 Strub Stakes beating Might by a length in 1:48 4-5 at Santa Anita. Laffity Pincay Jr. rode the winner as 124-year-olds field competed after prep races were shortened by a month-long strike. Gaelic Dancer, Vent du Nord, and Great Cahoes also won in Bowie Hialeah and other venues.
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Snow Sporting
United States
Clement L. Hirsch
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Emmanuel Mittman
Vent du Nord
Maribel Blum
Ann Monsen Dominates Aiken Pony Club Horse Show
Sixteen year old Ann Monsen of Charlton won two first places three seconds and a third at the Aiken Pony Club Horse Show earning the Tri centennial Cup as high point rider. Her horse Calico Lady was named Junior Working Hunter Champion and Green Working Hunter Reserve Champion.
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Ann Monsen
Charleston
Henry Bergh
Aiken
Aiken Pony Club
Miss Monsen
Calico Lady
Janet Burgamy
Jimmy Cricket
Ginny Joyner
Diamond
Mary Ann Dother
Betty Oare
Laeti
Paula Mannis
Ripple
G H Bostwick
Crazy Creek
Freely
George Gaston
WC. Freeman
Fantom
G.H Bostwick
Aires
Vixon
Smokey
Jimmie Cricket
Julia Martin
Charlie Brown
Karey Lewis
Didjery Doe
Sue Frischman
Cranbuie
PoAnn Monsen
Frazier and Ellis Prepare for Heavyweight Title Fight
New York AP reports heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and challenger Jimmy Ellis, both noted for tough styles, are set for a decisive 15 round bout tonight to crown the world champion. Ellis holds the WBA title while Frazier is favored to win.
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New York
Jimmy Ellis
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Frazier Ellis Bout Draws Rifted Boxing Headlines
The Madison Square Garden bout divides Las Vegas odds 6-1 and 5-1 with little wagering reported. Frazier’s manager Yank Durham calls him champ and favorite, while Angelo Dundee predicts a knockout for Ellis. The fight, 10:30 p.m. EST, heads to closed circuit at 120 sites with 500000 seats, radio on Mutual, satellites reaching Hawaii and beyond.
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Las Vegas
Frazier
New York
Yank Durham
Durham
Ellis
Angelo Dundee
Jimmy
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
George Foreman
Mutual Broadcasting System
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Mexico
South America
Europe
Asia
Buster Mathis
Cassius Clay
Quarry
Floyd Patters
Mike Bruce
tQscar
Bonalena
Tcale
Trevino Wins Tucson Open In Sudden Death Thriller
Lee Trevino defeated Bob Murphy 275 to capture the $100,000 Tucson Open after a playoff, delivering a five foot birdie on the first extra hole. Trevino credited gambling when needed and noted defending the title is rare. Coody Lotz and Lunn also contended with strong rounds at the Tucson National Golf Club.
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Ariz
Lee Trevino
Brash
Cockey
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Tucson National Golf Club
Charles Coody
Bob Lunn
John Lotz
Fred Marti
Frank Beard
Coody
Lotz
Lunn
College Basketball Scores From Roundup Across Teams
A long list of men's college basketball results across the nation with multiple notable wins. Teams include East LaSalle Niagara Saint Bonaventure Providence Columbia Harvard Penn Princeton Yale Dartmouth Cornell Lehigh Gettysburg Lafayette Seton Hall Boston College Georgetown Rutgers St Johns Fordham Manhattan Rochester Trinity Kings Point Georgia Tech North Carolina Jacksonville New Orleans Loyola Tennessee Georgia Kentucky Notre Dame Detroit Florida State Tulane Penn State Navy East Carolina The Citadel Virginia Tech Wake Forest Auburn Alabama West Virginia Syracuse Dayton Furman George Washington William and Mary VMI Houston Miami Florida Western Kentucky East Tennessee State Marquette DePaul Kansas State Kansas Nebraska Missouri Purdue Illinois Oklahoma Iowa State Ohio State Indiana Minnesota Northwestern Wisconsin Michigan State Cincinnati Tulsa Notre Dame Ohio Bowling Green Marshall Iowa Michigan State Oklahoma State Colorado Utah State Washington California Oregon State Oregon Stanford Utah New Mexico Wyoming Washington State California Oregon UCLA New Mexico State Air Force California Oregon State Wyoming Montana State Idaho San Diego State San Jose State.
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Niagara
St. Bonaventure
Providence
Columbia
Harvard
Penn
Brown
Princeton
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornell
Lehigh
Gettysburg
Lafayette
Bucknell
Seton Hall
Boston
Col
Georgetown
D.C
Rutgers
Ga. Tech
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New Orleans
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Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Florida
Clemson
LSU
Vanderbilt
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Duke
Davidson
Richmond
Fla. St
Tulane
Penn State
Navy
E. Caro
the Citadel
Va. Tech
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Auburn
Alabama
W. Virginia
Syracuse
Dayton
Tampa
Furman
Geo. Wash
Wm. & Mary
VMI
Houston
Miami
Fla
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Midwest
Marquette
DePaul
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Purdue
Illinois
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Ohio State
Indiana
Minnesota
Northwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Notre Dame
Detroit
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Ohio
Bowling Gr
Marshall
Iowa
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Colorado
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Far West
UCLA
Washington
New Mexico
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Wash. St
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Air Force
California
Oregon St
Oregon
Stanford
Utah St
Denver
Montana St
Idaho
San Diego St
San Jose
Best Game Calling Should Go With Best Officials
North Carolina State coach Norman Sloan argued for top officiating for ACC games after a rallying win over Clemson. He said officials were changed at the last minute against NC State twice more this season and noted unfamiliar Southeastern Conference referee Charley Gardner.
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Charlotte
N. C
Norman Sloan
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Sloan
Pack
Clemson
Wolfpack
Tigers
Charley Gardner
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