Noah Leads Pacers Past Central Wesleyan 92 74 in NAIA Showdown
USC Aiken led by Bill Noah with 22 points routed Central Wesleyan College 92 74 in NAIA District 6 play. Noah sparked a 27 10 second half run as Don Hayes absence was felt and Terry Strickland added 14 in the first half. George Murphy led Central Wesleyan with 12 points while Steve Williams added nine.
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Larry Wall
Bill Noah
Pacers
Presbyterian
Noah
Central Wesleyan College
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USC
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Bill
Don Hayes
Warriors
George Murphy
Central Wesleyan
Steve Williams
Terry Strickland
Usc-A
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Bobby Daniel
Randy Boggs
George Merphy
Mark Regan
Lionel Grant
Steve Willian
Morris Black
Zach Norris
Dennis Lee
Billy Morris
Anthony Mabry
Chuck Orr
Phil Eye Ee
Dennis Seiple
Keefeer
Pacers Hold Off Warriors In Senior Night Victory
USC Aiken defeats Central Wesleyan 92 to 74 as Strickland scores 18 and Lee 12. Wall notes late-season killer instinct, stressing USC Aiken's hot stretch improves 16-17 overall and 11-10 in District 6 with Presbyterian game set for 8 p.m. senior night.
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Strickland
Chuck Orr
Dennis Lee
Usc-A
Presbyterian
Pacers
USC Aiken Pacers Eye Strong Start In 1980 Baseball Campaign
USC Aiken coach Randy Warrick heads into the 1980 season optimistic after a 15 24 record last year. The Pacers open next Friday in Denmark inst Voorhees then face Morris College in Sumter and Piedmont College at home in a doubleheader. The slate includes 40 games with NCAA foes Appalachian State The Citadel Eastern Kentucky and 18 NAIA District 6 games plus six meetings with Augusta College. Key returnees include Mike Conigliaro Dick Abney Mark Hite and Rick Lawton with new transfers Tony Murdaugh Mike Hill John Perry and others competing for spots. Warrick aims to reach the district playoffs and win 20 games as the team debuts a renovated ballpark with new dugouts and improved facilities. A $1 admission applies to adults, USC-A students admitted free.
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Sumter
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Piedmont College
Appalachian State
Citadel
Eastern Kentucky
Augusta College
Citizens Field
Warrick
University of North Carolina
Mike Conigliaro
Massapequa
N.Y
Charlie Colclough
Mike Hite
Usc-A
Bobby Holcombe
Barnwell
Kenny Crapps
Alton Aaron
Tim Stokes
Thomas Riley
Steve Wiggins
Aiken High
Thomas Smith
Newberry
Tony Murdaugh
Murdaugh
Mike Hill
John Perry
Hill
Perry
Swansea
Ray Kroger
North
Pacer Club
Usc-Aiken
Dick Abney
Blaine Bronson
Charlie Cole
Mike Colello
Pat Reilly
Bubba Sharpe
Tim Woodall
Shula to Speak at USC Aiken Pacer Club Dinner
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula will headline a fund raising dinner on April 3 at USC Aiken Student Activities Center. The event supports scholarships, with honors for USC Aiken and Aiken County high school players. Tickets are $20 and include a buffet.
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USCA
Weekend Basketball Schedule Highlights Local Games
Tonight nine high school matchups set by time with St Angela at Blackville and Wagener-Salley at Williston Elko at 6 30 pm among others. Tomorrow USC Aiken Women face Erskine and Presbyterian plays USC Aiken Men at 6 00 pm and 8 00 pm respectively.
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Graniteville
Barnwell
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Jackson
Wagener-Salley
Williston-Elko
Gilbert
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
North Augusta
Orangeburg-Wilk
Usc-Aiken
Erskine
Presbyterian
USC Lancers Rout Knights In Season Finale
USC Lancaster shot 70 percent from the floor to beat Aiken TEC 92 to 66 at the Student Activities Center. Curtis Johnson led Aiken TEC with 22 points while Davis added 16 as the Knights end the regular season 12-14 and prepare for a Denmark tournament opener.
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Rob Matwick
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Technical College
Knights
Tom Jones
Usc-Lancaster Lancers
Horace Morgan
Aiken Tec
Lancers
Curtis Johnson
Davis
Johnson
Denmark
Greenville Tec
Usc-Lancaster
Robert Moses
Richard Floyd
James Edmund
Eddie Webber
Mike Hopkins
Brett Finley
Jim Thomas
James Roddey
Mark Wade
Hoover Johnson
Robie Roberts
Mark Starnes
AIKEN
Nicklaus Still A Favorite At The Masters
The Masters field narrows to form as Nicklaus remains a top contender. His Masters career totals 21 appearances with five titles and a 281.14 average, while recent years show downward winning scores, keeping him in the top tier at age 40.
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Jack Niclaus
Ray Floyd
Gay Brewer
Tommy Jacobs
Palmer
Gary Player
Golden Bear
Jack
Tom Watson
Floyd
Watson
Gary
Ed Sneed
Fuzzy Zoeller
Zoeller
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