North Augusta Jackets Rally for 67 59 Victory over Evans High
North Augusta jackets beat Evans 67 to 59 as a strong third quarter turnaround keyed by Bobby Boseman with 24 points and Marc Weibel’s play. Cam Terry added 18 and the win improved North Augusta to 3 2 on the season.
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Jon Dlliams
Evans High
Williams
Bobby Boseman
Marc Weibel
Cam Terry
Weibel
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Lucy Laney
Bobby Roseman
Horace Morgan
Curtis Wheeler
Tim Samuels
Lewis Rouse
Dean Day
Jackettes Dominate Evans High 56 35 in North Augusta clash
North Augusta Jackettes beat Evans High 56 to 35 with Gink King scoring 19 and Beth McKie 18 as coach Diane Shuler lauded team effort. Vertie MacKie Sue Holland Paula Gurney and Mary Ruczko also contributed in Friday night win.
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Diane Shuler
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Beth McKie
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Miss Shuler
Beth
Vertie MacKie
Sue Holland
Paula Gurney
Carole Cox
Cathy Grinstead
Vertie Vertie MacKie
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Jackie Norris
Mary Ruczkov
Mary Washington
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Crystal Dent
Marcella Freeman
Barbara McCoy
Linda Milton
Helen Dent
Donna Jones
Pam Larson
Swansea Tigers overpower Saints in 72 to 41 win
Swansea's depth dominates St. Angela's Saints as nine Tigers score in a Friday 72 41 Conference 5A victory. Ronnie Bethmann leads with 19 points while Buddy King praises Bethmann and Mark Mahoney after a rough first half.
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Jimmy Miles
Ben Fields
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Horace Bookman
Stan Lyman
Greg Williams
Eddie Jeffcoat
Anthony Brown
John Petrey
Ron Jeffcoat
Uhrmraa
St Angela Girls Fall Short in 48 14 Loss at Swansea
Swansea 48 St Angela 14 in Confer ence 5-A action with Romana Mills scoring 20 for Swansea and Linda Rich tallying six for St Angela. Coach Deborah Mills filled in for ill Bill Walsh. St Angela seeks first win. next game vs Blackville in Aiken.
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Deborah Mills
Bill Walsh
Romana Mills
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Linda Rich
Blackville
Aiken
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Cathy Hindman
Vanessa Holloway
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Nora Groh
Terry Dion
Linsey Jeffcoat
Linda Salley
Linda Culler
Rene Johnson
Remona Mills
Cindy Barron
Soboria Lykes
Swansea Wweet
RS-M Boys Fall to Mid-Carolina in Conference Loss
RS M Boys suffer first league defeat 82 59 to Mid Carolina Rebels. Coach David Jones blamed faster foes and rebounding edge. Four RS M players hit double figures led by Tony Stewart 15 Harvey Lott 13 Perry West 12 and Bernard Miles 12 as Rebel 26 point third quarter blew open the game.
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Monetta High
Mid - Carolina
David Jones
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Trojans
Tony Stewart
Harvey Lott
Perry West
Bernard Miles
North
RSM
Albert
Trojans fall to Mid Carolina in tough second half
Ridge girls, led by Salley Leaphart with seven points, fall 34-29 after a strong first half as Mid Carolina applies pressure. Coach Jim Carson cites offense stalls after halftime while Annie Rose Griffin shines on the boards during the loss and subsequent game.
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Salley Leaphart
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Annie Rose Griffin
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Cecil Lachicotte
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James Edwards
Washington
Stanford
Bernard King
Tennessee
Ernie Grunfelds
Kentucky
Leon Douglas
Reggie King
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Mike Mitchell
War Eagles Upset Rocks in Friday Night Tilt
Graniteville 67 Wagener Salley 70 as War Eagles rally to win after a slow first half. Key scorers include Chucky Myers 10 42 and Victor Dunbar 7 35, while Lee Davis and Jonathan Robinson led Wagener Salley with multiple baskets and 18 points.
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Rocks
Wagener-Salley
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Markawford
Chucky Myers
Danny Soloff
Victor Dunbar
Tommy Timmerman
Duck Davis
Tmmy Dunbar
Henry Thomas
Mike Robinson
Steve Leaverette
Colts Ted Marchibroda Named Top NFL Coach
Ted Marchibroda led the Baltimore Colts to a 10-4 comeback season, winning the 1975 NFL Coach of the Year in AP voting. Bum Phillips of the Houston Oilers was the runner up with 12 votes.
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Ted Marchibroda
NFL
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National Football League
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Marchibroda
Miami Dolphins
Associated Press
Bum Phillips
Houston Oilers
Miller Wins Tucson Open in Threepeat Triumph
Johnny Miller captured his third consecutive Tucson Open, finishing 14 under par at 274 to outpace Tom Weiskopf and rookie Howard Twitty. Miller’s late birdie on 16 sealed the win as Weiskopf stumbled with a triple bogey and double bogeys on the final holes. The victory extends Miller’s Arizona streak and sets up a Phoenix defense next week.
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Tom Watson
Watson
Weiskopf
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Dave Hill
Dave Stockton
Bruce Lietzke
Pat Fitzsimons
Jerry McGee
Don January
North Beats South in Senior Bowl Clash in Mobile
Craig Penrose sparked the North with three third period touchdown passes as the North rallied from a 21-7 deficit to a 42-35 win over the South in Mobile. Coaches Pardee and Fairbanks praised offensive efficiency and execution after a week of prep.
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Jack Pardee
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Rebels Extend Unbeaten Run With Iowa State Victory
No. 16 Nevada Las Vegas remained undefeated after an 88-82 win over Iowa State as Sam Smith and Eddie Owens sparked a late rally to secure the 16th victory. Tarkanian’s squad also faced top teams losing occasionally as Maryland Wake Forest and UCLA suffered upsets elsewhere.
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Dibbs Wins Monterrey World Championship Tennis Crown
Eddie Dibbs of Miami Beach defeats Harold Solomon 7 6 6 2 to claim the Monterrey World Championship singles title in Mexico.
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