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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1980

Page

8

Survival on the road defines ACC chase for UNC

North Carolina routed Duke 82 67 in Durham to cement its hold on ACC success and road excellence. The Tar Heels, atop the conference with strong road records, emphasize winning on the road as essential to clinching the ACC title. Duke guard Bob Bender notes the challenge of the road.

North Carolina Durham Duke Tar Heels ACC N. Carolina Buddy Cameron Indoor Stadium Carmichael Auditorium Cole Field House Littlejohn Coliseum Rosenbluth Brennan Shavlik Chappell Verga Mullins Bob Bender Bender Gminski

ACC on the road turns mental game for Tar Heels and rivals

Aiken Standard notes ACC teams dominate home floors with high win rates from 1976 to 1979 while North Carolina stands as the lone road anomaly. The piece cites mental attitude as the road factor and recalls arena atmosphere at Duke Cameron Reynolds Carmichael Littlejohn and Wake Forest Memorial Coliseum.

U.S ACC Maryland Cole Field Memorial Coliseum Winston-Salem Wake Forest Duke Cameron Reynolds Coliseum Wolfpack Lefty Driesell North Carolina Carmichael Littlejohn Norm Sloan Clemson Hawkeye Whitney Cameron Stadium South Tar Heels

Stadler Wins Hope Desert Classic in Rain Delayed Finish

Craig Stadler claimed his first PGA Tour title with a 343 total at La Quinta in Palm Springs. The 26 year old, noted for a bushy red beard, held a share of the lead after strong final rounds and edged Tom Purtzer by two strokes. Mike Sullivan and Larry Nelson chased at 346.

Craig Stadler Stadler Palm Springs Calif Merlin Olsen la Quinta Country Club Tom Purtzer Purtzer Mike Sullivan Larry Nelson Nelson Mark Hayes Dave Hill Lanny Wadkins Tom Kite Bob Murphy D.A. Weibring George Cadle Cadle Hill Kite S. Weibring Wadkins Murphy la Quinta George Cadie

USC Aiken Pacers Battle Back But Fall to Florida State

USC Aiken Pacers rally from 25 down but fall 82 to 69 to Florida State. Billy Morris scores 11 in the final stretch, while injuries limit USC Aiken’s depth as Don Hayes and Zach Norris sit out. Murray Brown leads Florida State with 27 points, and rebounding seals the first-half edge for the Seminoles.

Tallahassee Fla Usc-Aiken Pacers Florida State Pacers Billy Morris Seminole USCA Larry Wall Don Hayes Zach Norris Hayes Norris Chuck Orr USC Seminoles Murray Brown Mickey Dillard Elvis Roole Rodney Arnold Wall Dennis Lee Zach Usc-A Newberry Usc-Aiken Terry Strickland Keefe Walker Dennis Seipte Phil Leighty Anthony Mabry Bill Noah

Challengers Close In On Pagan In Local Scoring Race

In Aiken County high school basketball the chase tightens as Pagan clings to a 0.3 point lead over Langley-Bath Clearwater High's Diane Glover. Dawn Weeks of Jackson is 1.7 behind. On the boys side Ricky Henderson leads Ridge Spring Monetta with 24.2 points per game and teammate Ricky Howard adds 21.8.

Aiken County Pagan Langley-Bath- Clearwater High Diane Glover Jackson Dawn Weeks Ricky Henderson Ricky Howard Ridge Spring-Monetta High Henderson Howard Rs-M Ron McKie North Augusta J.P. Johnson Graniteville Johnny Stallings Arthur Thompson Wagener-Salley McKinley Harrison L-B-C Landrick McClain Eric Alexander St. Angela Leonard Perry Aiken Leigh Pagain Yvette Moore Sharon Gilmore Patricia Williams RS M Karen Hightower Mindy Daniels Geraldine Padgett Carol Kennedy Angela

Rams Seek Respect as They Face Steelers in Super Bowl

The Los Angeles Rams, 9 7 last season, move to Anaheim Stadium while outsiders seek legitimacy ahead of the Super Bowl in Pasadena. Pittsburgh, favored by 11, arrives calm as they defend a possible fourth title while critics question media coverage of the Rams.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Rams Pittsburgh Steelers Rams National Football League Memorial Coliseum Anaheim Stadium Dallas Tampa Bay Pasadena Cowboys Buccaneers Doug France Ray Malavasi France NFL Don Weiss Pete Rozelle

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