College Basketball Scores Across Regions Shaping Monday Night
A detailed scoreboard lists wins across the East West and Southwest with Drexel, Duquesne, Fordham, Georgetown, Harvard, Lafayette, Penn, Rutgers, Akron, Delaware State, East Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and more posting major results. Key upsets include Georgetown over Syracuse and Kentucky OT thrills as teams chase tournament placement.
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Drexel
Ramapo
Duquesne
Penn
Alabama St
Texas Wesleyan
Texas-Arlington
Far West
Cal-Irvine
Portland
Washington
Puget Sound
Colorado
Loyola
Calif
Great Falls
Carroll, Mont
N. Arizona
Grand Canyon
Rocky Mountain
Montana Tech
Santa Clara
Long Beach St
UCLA
Arizona St
Whitworth
Seattle
Thomas shines as Pacer fall to Spartans in NAIA game
Kim Thomas scores a record 41 points for USC Aiken in a 93 to 68 loss to USC Spartanburg. The 41 point effort, 13 field goals and 15 of 20 free throws, sets a school mark but the Lady Pacers trail the Spartans by 25 as USC Spartanburg improves to 5-2.
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Spartanburg
Kim Thomas
Usc-Aiken
Usc-Spartanburg
Gladys Armstrong
Thomas
Lady Rifles
Lady Pacers
Aiken
College of Charleston
Vern Davis
Cindy Lawrence
Janet Kennedy
Jackie Bowers
Leigh Pagan
Allison Mathews
Lainie Owens
Dawn Weeks
Mindy Gibson
Christa Skuce
Paula Skedsvold
USC Lady Gamecocks Fall Short in Memphis
USC led 33 33 at halftime but could not hold off Memphis State in a 79 67 loss. Marsi McAlister scored 21 for USC, Sharon Gilmore had 16 points and 10 rebounds, as fouls forced USC to play four guards late. Memphis State improved to 9 4 behind Felicia Sparks 22 and Wanda Simpson 15.
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Memphis
Tenn
South Carolina
Lady Gamecocks
Memphis State
Marsi McAlister
USC
Graniteville
Sharon Gilmore
Becky Parker
Felicia Sparks
Wanda Simpson
Debra Grandberry
Diane Jones
Vern Webb
University of South Carolina
Southern Methodist
Louisiana Tech
Vermeil Quits Eagles After Burned Out Season
Philadelphia coach Dick Vermeil announced he is quitting after seven NFL seasons citing burnout and self described as his own worst enemy. Marion Campbell named as his successor as owner Leonard Tose denied sale plans.
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Washington Bullets
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Uard
Chubby Cox
National Foods
Philadelphia Eagles
Dick Vermeil
Marion Campbell
Philadelphia
National Football League
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Eagles
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Swamp Fox) Campbell
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Leonard Tose
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Darlington May Run On A Sunday
International Speedway Corp vice president Jim Foster proposed moving the Southern 500 from Labor Day Monday to the Sunday before to boost crowds and revenue. He said the change would not affect church attendance and cited prior benefits seen in towns hosting Sunday races.
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Darlington International Raceway
International Speedway Corp
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Darlington Raceway
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McNeil Brushes Off Record After Playoff Run
New York Jets running back Freeman McNeil dismisses the single game playoff rushing record as no big deal after the NFL downgrades his 211 yard effort to 202 due to Bruce Harper's second quarter rush. Coach Walt Michaels echoed the calm stance.
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McNeil
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Freeman McNeil
National Football League
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San Diego Chargers
Boston Patriots
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Harper
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Michaels
Silver Bluff JVs Rally Past Aiken Jayvees in Double OT
Silver Bluff junior varsity boys beat the Aiken Jayvees 58 56 in double overtime. Curtis Murphy scored 15 for Silver Bluff while Jeff Hooper grabbed 19 rebounds for Aiken and Ricky Paige added 14 for Silver Bluff. The Aiken girls JV defeated Silver Bluff 29 23 led by Gwen Hering with 12. Silver Bluff visits South Aiken while Aiken goes to Strom Thurmond Thursday.
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Silver Bluff
Aiken Jayvees
Curtis Murphy
Mustangs
Aiken
Jeff Hooper
Ricky Paige
Trynbell Long
Gwen Hering
South Aiken
Strom Thurmond
Mustangs Dominate Irmo In JV Girls Win
Midland Valley JV girls improve to 4-0 with a 36-29 victory over Irmo as Pam Wade scores 14 and Jery Lynn Baker adds 10. In boys action, Irmo defeats Midland Valley 42-27. Midland Valley to play Airport Thursday. South Aiken rises to 2-1 with a 10 point win as Keith Landy scores 18 in a Ridge Spring Monetta 0-3 loss. L B C upends L A ngley Bath Clearwater 40-33 in boys. Schofield 3-1 after 25-23 girls win. Pam Swint tops scoring with 16. Leaville McCampbell girls 35-12, boys 36-19. Kennedy’s Tommy Biddle nets 15 as Leaville McCampbell drops to 1-3. Golf card allows 23 SC courses with ACS event and contact details included.
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Langley
Midland Valley
Irmo
Pam Wade
Jery Lynn Baker
Mike Allen
South Aiken
Keith Landy
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Silver Bluff
Bath — Schofield
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Gary Wade
L-B-C
Brian Allen
Fred Wade
Anthony Miles
Schofield
Pam Swint
Debra Dordh
L-B- Is
Leavelle-McCampbell
Teries
Leaville
South Aiken JV Tops Ridge Spring Monetta 47 44
South Aiken junior varsity defeated Ridge Spring Monetta 47 to 44 with a balanced attack. Lonnie Richardson scored 18 points, Tim Gaffney added 16, and two other Thoroughbreds reached double figures.
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South Aiken
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Lonnie Richardson
Tim Gaffney
Kennedy Posts Two Victories in Graniteville Meet
Kennedy reports two victories by his team at the Graniteville middle school event. The competition featured several local squads and highlighted youthful talent on the track and field circuit.
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Kennedy
Graniteville
Vic
Navratilova Named No 1 U S Women’s Player for 1982
Martina Navratilova is named the top U S women’s tennis player for 1982 by the US Tennis Association. Chris Evert Lloyd is second, Andrea Jaeger third, Tracy Austin fourth, Pam Shriver fifth, with Bettina Bunge Barbara Potter Billy Jean King Anne Smith and Zina Garrison completing the top 10.
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Martina Navratilova
United States
United States Tennis Association
Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Chris Evert Lloyd
Andrea Jaeger
Evert Lloyd
Tracy Austin
Spence Dies Former Red Sox and Senators Outfielder
KINSTON NC Stanley Oliver Spence a former major league outfielder for the Boston Red Sox and Washington Senators has died at 67 Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Edwards Funeral Home Spence began his major league career in 1940 with the Red Sox and played there until 1942 when he was traded to Washington He posted a career batting average of .282 and died Sunday morning at Le Noir County Memorial Hospital
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N.C
Stanley Oliver Spence
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Edwards Funeral
Spence
Lenoir County Memorial Hospital
Red Sox
Washington
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