Caver and Lowe spark St Angela wins over Hollywood
David Caver scored 25 points to lead St Angela Academy to an 88 62 victory over Hollywood. Christy Lowe led the girls with 14 points as St Angela won 47 35, riding strong first and fourth periods while holding Hollywood to 17 points in the first and 5 in the fourth.
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Caver
Lowe
St. Angela
Hollywood
David Caver
St. Angela Academy
Saints
Eddie Young
Mike
Hennelly
Young
Henelly
St. Angela's Girls
Saint
Christy Lowe
Mimi Cullinan
Miss Lowe
Erwin Carter
Mike Hennelly
Scotty Bethmans
Tomy Orsini
Jimmy Sabrer
Mike Allgaier
Ridge Spring Monetta Trojans remain undefeated in rout
Ridge Spring Monetta Trojans beat Pelion 103 to 62 to extend their win streak to ten and preserve their perfect Aiken County record. Curtis Hill scored 24 and Cleo Lott 14 as the Trojans pulled away in the second quarter. Pelion’s Miklosky led visitors with 10 points.
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Monetta
the Ridge
Monetta Trojans
Curtis Hill
Cleo Lott
Peli
Trojans
Aiken County
Rs-M
Pelion
RSM
David Barksdale
Hill
Lott
Trojan Girls
Mildred Cone
Miss Cone
Jane Boatwright
Geneva Jerry
Sherry Bell
Miklosky
Niceroger
N. Jones
Ray
Jones
E. Tinkler
Tinkler
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Howard Stewart
Albert Frazier
Freddie Martin
Kenneth Johnson
Edward Abner
Perry Kneece
David Strother
Marvin Bell
David Stone
Ulysses Conners
James Fuller
Lester Brown
Furman and Davidson Lead Southern Conference Race
Furman Paladins and Davidson Wildcats hold 3-0 league records as The Citadel and VMI press from 2-0 and 2-1. Furman defeated East Carolina 84-60 led by 7'11" center Fesser Fesser with 31 points and 13 rebounds. VMI shot 66 percent and halted Appalachian State standout Stan Davis, while Davidson faded after a strong first half at South Carolina.
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Furman
Paladins
Davidson
Wildcats
Citadel
Bulldogs
Virginia Military
VMI
Keydets
East Carolina
Pirates
Appalachian State
Mountaineers
South Carolina
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Richmond
George Washington
South Florida
Fesser Leonard
Roy Simpson
Dave Franklin
David Lester
Curt Reppart
Steve Wolf
Stan Davis
Appalachian
Mountaineer
Kevin Joyce
Alexander English
Mike Sorrentino
Paul Wagner
Winnsboro Triumphs In Girls Victory Over Lions
Winnsboro defeated L-B-C 26-21 in the girls game while the Lions fell 78-63 to the same team in boys action. George Edwards led L-B-C with 16 points, Fred Butler added 15, and John Stephens 12 as the Lions fell to 7-5.
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Lafayette Stewart
Gloria Williams
Langley - Bath -Clearwater
Ronnie Stewart
Fred Butler
George Edwards
Johnny Stephens
Johnny Thomas
Winnsboro
Virgil O'Neal
Lions
John Stephens
Rocks rally to beat Williston Elko 76 68 in tough finish
Graniteville known as Rocks erase a slow start to defeat Williston Elko 76 68 Friday night. Booker Holmes led with 23 points while Ricky Frank added 18 and Archie Robinson 15 as Graniteville improves to 3 8 on the season. The Rocks host Wagener Salley next Friday.
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Williston
Graniteville
Williston Elko
The
Rocks
Booker Holmes
Holmes
Ricky Frank
Archie Robinson
the Rocks
Wagener- Salley
Larry Fridie
Johnny Adams
Martin Johnson
Randy Koon
Jeff Wright
College Basketball Results From The AP Standings
East games include Penn State 77 over West Virginia 62 and Penn 58 over Princeton 53. Syracuse 86 over Lafayette 74. Temple 79 over Fordham 57. Providence 86 over Duquesne 79. Conn. 78 over Georgetown 64. Columbia 68 over Cornell 59. St Bonaventure 62 over Villanova 57. St Josephs 68 over Drexel. Army 95 over Scranton 62. Holy Cross 82 over Boston College 71. New Hampshire 73 over Boston University 68. Pitt 78 over Bucknell 56. Midwest results feature Indiana 81 over Ohio State 67 and Iowa State 94 over Oklahoma 91. Notre Dame 71 over Marquette 69. Illinois 80 over Iowa 78. Detroit 79 over Cincinnati 73. Xavier 73 over Miami Ohio 80 to 79 in OT. Purdue 87 over Northwestern 72. Kent State 83 over Toledo 75. Northern Illinois 104 over Ball State 93. Evansville 75 over Indiana State 71. Eau Claire 72 over Eastern Michigan 67. Kansas 67 over Colorado 58. Kansas State 70 over Missouri 55. Illinois State 73 over Southern Illinois 56. South LSU 79 over Auburn 60. Duke 75 over Clemson 73. Tennessee 79 over Georgia 64. Kentucky 95 over Florida 65. Southern 82 over Grambling 77. South Carolina 90 over Davidson 79. Mississippi 74 over Mississippi State 61. Tulane 105 over Southern Miss 100 in OT. Creighton 76 over Wyoming 69.
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Penn St
West Va
Penn
Princeton
Syracuse
Lafayette
Steese
LY. G. & Francis
N.Y
Temple
Fordham
Providence
Duquesne
Conn
Georgetown
D.C
Columbia
Cornell
St. Bonaventure
Villanova
St. Joseph's
Drexel
Army
Scranton
Holy Cross
Boston
Col
New Hampshire
B.U
Pitt
Bucknell
Midwest
Indiana
Ohio St
Mid
Mid St
Iowa
Okia
Notre Dame
Marquette
Illinois
Detroit
Cinn
Xavier
Miami
Ohio
Purdue
Northwestern
Kent St
Toledo
N. Hl
Ball St
Evansville
Ind
LSU
Auburn
Duke
Clemson
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Florida
Southern
Grambling
S. Carolina
Davidson
Mississippi
Miss. St
Tulane
Miss
Creighton
Wyoming
Wolfpack Overtime Winner Over Maryland 87 85
North Carolina State with 7-4 center Tom Burleson and star David Thompson edged Maryland 87-85 in College Park. Thompson scored 37 as NC State tied late then Hawkins secured the winning rebound with 1:48 left and the Wolfpack stretched its winning streak to 12 while Maryland fell to 2-1 in the ACC.
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College Park
Tom Burleson
North Carolina State
State
David Thompson
Wolfpack
Maryland
Tom McMillen
John Lucas
Burleson
Monte Tone
Terps
Utes
Lucas
Bob Bodell
McMillen
Thompson
Greg Hawkins
Norm Sloan
Aiken Hornets overpower North Augusta in first post-tournament outing
Aiken High School routed North Augusta 84-61 as the Hornets opened strong in the second quarter after a slow start. Simpkins led with 22 points while Hightower added 20. the girls then beat North Augusta 58-31 to notch their ninth win as Caruthers led with 18.
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North Augusta - Aiken High School
Aiken
North Augusta
AHS
Hornets
Robert Grant
Grant
Matthew Simpkins
David Bell
Jackets
Sumter
Columbia
Gault To Speak At Aiken High Banquet
Cally Gault renowned for dominating Aiken County football will address the Aiken High School Football Banquet at St Johns Fellowship Hall. The 7:30 p.m. event is hosted by the Aiken High Booster Club with tickets $4 at Alvano's Restaurant Burchhalter's Sporting Goods and Booster members.
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Cally Gault
Aiken
North Augusta
St. Johns Fellowship Hall
Aiken High Booster Club
Carolina Conference
Aiken High
Schofield
Alvano
Burchhalter
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Joe Rimehart
Dewey Gibson
Dwayne Shealy
Cliff Mills
Dale Miller
G Schumpert
L. Campo
Williston-Elko
Howell
Hay
Stroman
Baxley
Patterson
Botmae
Willistes
Elko Buau
Snow Goose
G.H. Bostwick
Thomson
Milton Toby
Associated Press
Wolfpack Edges
David
Lefty Driesell
Driesell
North Carolina
Aiken Standard
Valley
Belvedere
Ncome Tax Provice
Financial House
ISC Industries
Interstate Securities Company
Richland Ave. E
Pat Mahoney
Rita Roberts
Mary Watson
Cindy Grant
Barrow
Kathy Bayn
Ham
Ie True
Bernard Walker
Aaron Hightower
Bobby Moore
Jerome Bell
Jack Curry
Roddie Burris
Robert Hooker
Steve Dufour
Legree Hallman
Freddie Roundtree
David Moore
John Harrison
Lowell Myers
Jim Stewart
Lance Jones
Ricky Adams
Johnnie Thomas
Byron Neely
Collins
Reve Mann
Gault
Nik
Michell
Crue
Stomper
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