Ohio State Holds Off Hawkeyes In Tight Big Ten Bout
Ohio State defeats Iowa 77 71 as the Buckeyes lean on clutch free throws and efficient second half shooting. Clark Kellogg and Carter Scott spearhead the rally after Iowa owned the boards and led by 15 in the second half. Notre Dame, Purdue, Oregon State, Indiana and others also win in the night of ranked teams.
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Basketball Scoreboard Saturday Games
Scoreboard lists Saturday basketball showdowns with matchups including San Antonio at Atlanta Detroit at Indiana Cleveland at Houston Seattle at Denver Utah at San Diego Phoenix at Golden State.
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College Basketball Results Across Regions Report
A roundup of college basketball scores from East to West includes East Stroudsburg edging Lehigh 83 66 and Army beating Widener 72 60. Other notable outcomes: Notre Dame over Maryland 79 65, Minnesota over Wisconsin 82 76, Drake 116 63, and Illinois 63 61 as the season progresses. Horse racing notes show Be a Prospect winning at Santa Anita by a nose in a $32,000 feature, while Kim's Chance defeats Sir Ack at Aqueduct.
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Mike McKay
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Leroy Stampley
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Five Aiken Countians Named To 3-AAAA Squad
Three players from Aiken High and two from North Augusta earned All-Region 3-AAAA honors. Jim Hanna and William Perry led Aiken with top center and tackle spots, John Stephenson and Gary Cartrett joined the defense, and Thomas Hawkins was named a running back. Stan Godfrey of Orangeburg Wilkenson was named coach of the year.
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Jim Hanna
William Perry
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Hornet
Gary Cartrett
Thomas Hawkins
Yellow Jackets
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Hawkins
Stephenson
Cartrett
Stan Godfrey
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Chris Corley
Irmo
Ty Rietkovich
Airport
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AIKEN
del Wilkes
William Boozer
Tom Lux
Lexington
Rusty Russell
Troy Phillips
Stan Laird
Willie Haigier
Sam Felder
Mitch Bagwell
Brookland-Cayce
Mike Kell
Aiken Teams Roll Past Jackson Junior High
Aiken Junior High girls improve to 3-0 with a 48-8 win as Debra Folks scores 14 and Sharon Padgett 11 plus Ann Summerall 10. Aiken boys win 55-13 behind Henry Toole 9 and Wick Townsend 8, as both teams prepare for Monday at North Augusta. Kennedy Junior High also stays undefeated 3-0 with a 55-39 victory over Jefferson, led by Randy Smith 15 and Richard Smith 11, Raymond Roundtree 10. Girls play at 6:30 in both venues.
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Graniteville B teams fall to Ridge Spring Monetta
Ridge Spring Monetta defeated Graniteville high school B teams last night with girls 40 36 and boys 46 45. Top scorers for Graniteville were Deira Earl 14 and Dina Baker 10 in the girls game while Dugan Adams added 15 and Pat Perkins 10 in the boys. Graniteville now 0 2 girls and 2 2 boys. both travel to Jackson Monday at 6 30 p m for a 6 30 girls tip off. The Aiken Ducks Unlimited chapter hosts its annual banquet January 22 at Houndslake Country Club with social hour at 6 30 and dinner at 8. auction items include limited edition sporting art prints and a 12 gauge shotgun. Call Bill Tucker or Fred Wright for tickets.
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Graniteville
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Kings Duo Shines as Kings Defeat Bulls in Kansas City
Bill McKinney and Bill Robinzine combined for 48 points to lead the Kansas City Kings to a 104-83 victory over the Chicago Bulls in Kansas City. The duo, both Chicago natives, sparked a strong defensive effort that helped break the game open after a 26-23 first quarter.
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Billy
Chicago
Recreation Basketball term marked by teams and schedules
A dense schedule list shows First Presby First Bapt St Thaddeus Memorial St. John s and other teams competing across Mite Junior and Senior divisions with weekly results top scorers and upcoming games at St Johns Millbrook Memorial H O Weeks Center and other local gyms.
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Millbrook
St. Mary’s Friars
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Mark Grant
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Steven Franklin
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H.O. Weeks
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Michelle Workman
Nancy Peterson
Chris Macmurdo
Lambs
Memorial
Dawn Faherty
Kim Whittle
St. Angela Gym
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St. Mary’s Doves
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S. Aiken Presby
Jeff Herron
Sid Swing
Wally Bland
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Joe Devore
Jim Harmon
Cumberland
Jett Justice
Second Baptist
Aiken Prep
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Wesley
Willie Bussey
Darry Stroman
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Greg Stevens
Marion Odom
William Hooper
St. Aiken
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SAP
Mike Willis
Tommy Campbell
H.C. Weeks Center
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Larry Perry
Stephen Johnston
Phillip Frew
Troy Hayward
Dale Surrett
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