Wolverines edge Gamecocks 90 86 in Columbia showdown
Michigan, ranked No. 1, survived a late push by USC as Rickey Greene scored 30 and Joel Thompson 17 to carry the Wolverines past the Gamecocks 90 86 at Carolina Coliseum. Nate Davis led USC with 28 points while Jackie Gilloon added 27 despite the loss before Nebraska next.
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Majors and Dooley Agree Pitt No 1 After Sugar Bowl
Pitt defeated Georgia 27-3 as Johnny Majors lauded his team, with Tony Dorsett gaining 202 yards on 32 carries. Georgia coach Vince Dooley acknowledged Pitt as the top team, while USC Michigan Maryland and others faced bowl outcomes across the day.
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This Week's Cage Action Schedule of High School Games
This week features multiple basketball clashes across the region. On Monday USC-A visits Baptist College, followed by Laney at Aiken and Jackson at Graniteville. Other Monday matches include Gilbert at RS-M and Batesburg Leesville at L-B-C with St. Angela at Cardinal Newman and Blackville at North Augusta. Wagener-Salley travels to North. Tuesday includes USC-A boys at Presbyterian College Classic. USC-Lancaster meets USC-A girls. Thursday brings USC-A boys at Presbyterian College Classic and USC-Lancaster girls at USC-A. Friday highlights Richmond at Aiken, Mid-Carolina at Graniteville, Pelton at RS-M, L-B-C at Keenan, Gilbert at Jackson, Wagener Salley at St. Angela, North Augusta at Lexington, and USC-A boys at Presbyterian College Classic. Saturday has St. Angela at Graniteville, North Augusta at Evans, and USC-A girls at USC-Sumter.
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Turner Suspended For One Year By Baseball Commissioner
Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner receives a one year ban from baseball activities after a remark about Gary Matthews during the 1981 World Series. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn cited tampering rules and the ruling also bars the Braves from the June free agent draft. Turner criticized Kuhn but accepted the outcome as the right decision.
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Erving Returns In 76ers Loss To Nets At Nassau
Julius Erving played for Philadelphia as the 76ers routed the New York Nets 139 110 at Nassau Coliseum crowd reaction mixed with boos. Nets guard Tiny Archibald out six weeks with a fractured left foot. Erving tallied 18 points seven rebounds five assists while Steve Mix led Philadelphia with 24 points in a 43 point second quarter surge.
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