North Augusta Soccer League opens registration
North Augusta Soccer League begins signup for players aged 5 to 19 with sessions at the Recreation Department Building on Buena Vista Avenue. Fees vary by residency and player status, with separate dates and an under five instructional option, and proof of age required for new registrants.
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North Augusta Soccer League
North Augusta Recreation Department
Buena Vista Avenue
Red Nose Run Set for January 25 in North Augusta
North Augusta Parks and Recreation announces the Red Nose 10K and 3K road races for January 25 starting at 11 a.m. at Riverview Park. Preregistration costs 7 with shirts for preregistrants. late registration after January 23 is 8. For information contact Bob Brooks at 2782358.
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North Augusta
Triple Crown Road Race Schedule Set for March 1
The 10th annual Triple Crown Road Race will be held March 1 at the H O Weeks Building. Races include a one mile for under 12 at 8 15, two mile at 8 45, and a 10 mile at 9 30. Entry fees are 5 6 and 7 dollars respectively with preregistration T shirts for all runners and a contact number 648 0151 for more information.
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Aiken Recreation Department
Governors Council On Physical Fitness
H.O Weeks
Highland Park Women Elect 1986 Officers
The Highland Park Women's Association elected new officers for the year with Helen Davis as president, Donna Petersen as vice president, Theresa Huffman as secretary, and Helen Killion as treasurer Aileen Larson received the State Medalion for most improved player of the association in 1989.
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Highland Park Women’s Association
Helen Davis
Donna Petersen
Theresa Huffman
Helen Killion
Aileen Larson
Bush Gamners Player of the Week honors Eric Bush
Midland Valley High School senior point guard Eric Bush was named Outstanding Player of the Week by Major General T Eston Marchant for performances in the Newberry Invitational January 14. Bush scored 92 points in three games averaging 17.3 and went 14 of 14 at the line in a 69 64 overtime win over Union, breaking a 12 of 12 free throw record.
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Eric Bush
Midland Valley High School Mustangs
Adjutant General of
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T. Eston Marchant
Clinton
Greenwood
Union
Donnie Holland
South Carolina National Guard
Newberry
Virgil Signs 3 Year Pact With Braves
Braves announce the three year contract for catcher Ozzie Virgil after his winter meetings acquisition from the Phillies in a deal involving Steve Bedrosian and Milt Thompson Virgil is 29 and was NL All Star in 1985 he hit .246 with 19 homers and 58 RBIs last season Bedrosian posted a 7 15 record and 3 83 ERA while Thompson batted .302 in 73 games for Atlanta
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Atlanta Braves
Ozzie Virgil
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Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Bedrosian
Milt Thompson
Bedrosian
Thompson
Eagles Reach Oral Deal With Mora For Head Coach
Philadelphia sources report the Eagles have an oral agreement with Jim Mora to become head coach, with attorneys finalizing contract language. Announcement expected within days if no last minute issues arise.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Jim Mora
Scoring Summary From Various College Games
East Region results show Alderson Broaddus edging West Liberty 67 to 66 while Assumption tops Stonehill 71 to 60 Boston University defeats Hartford 59 to 56 and Bridgeport wins 95 to 79 over Quinnipiac. Multiple OT thrillers include Drexel 90 Hofstra 88 and St. Rose 82 St. Oneonta 66.
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Clippers Lose In Seattle Thriller Despite Late Rally
In a high scoring NBA game at Los Angeles, the Seattle SuperSonics outlasted the Clippers 110 to 103. Sikma led Seattle with 22 points and 13 rebounds, while M Johnson paced L A with 20 points and Edwards 19.
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Wood
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White
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Female Athlete Of The Year selections 1931 1985
A compiled list of Female Athlete of the Year recipients from 1931 to 1985 including Helene Madison Babe Didrikson Zaharias Helen Jacobs Virginia Van Wie Patty Berg Maureen Connolly Christ Evert Nadia Comaneci Martina Navratilova and others. The record also includes scattered sports standings and local team results from Gregg Park Aiken Tech and Graniteville.
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Babe Didrikson
Helen Jacobs
Virginia van Wie
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Stephens
Katherine Rawls
Patty Berg
Alice Marble
Betty Hicks Newell
Gloria Callen
Ann Curtis
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Marlene Bauer
Maureen Connolly
Pat McCormick
Althea Gibson
Maria Bueno
Wilma Rudolph
Dawn Fraser
Mickey Wright
Katty Whitworth
Kathy Whitworth
Billie Jean King
Peggy Flemming
Debbie Meyer
Chi Cheng
Evonte Goolagong
Olga Korbut
Chris Evert
Nadia Gomaneci
Nancy Lopez
Tracy Austin
Chris Evert Lloyd
Mary Decker Tabb
Martina Navratilova
Mary Lou Setton
Gregg Park
Tiny Tots
Wet Tapoles
Smurfs
Tadpoles
Nuggets
Rocks
Associated Press
Denver Celtics tilt ends in overtime 123 100
In a high scoring game at Boston Denver defeated Boston 123 to 100 after overtime. Key players include Hanzlik and Bird with standout scoring and Dunn and Cooper grabbing rebounds. Denver led 34 29 15 22 to 100 while Boston posted 33 30 2 32 for 123. Bird had 14 of 19 from the field and 5 of 6 from the line. Hanzlik scored 17 for Denver. Rebounds favored Boston 64 to Denver 51.
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Carlisle
Wedman
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Kite
Trail Blazers top Pacers in high-scoring game
Portland and Indiana traded leads as multiple players posted double digit totals. Thompson led Portland with 22 points and Vandeweghe added 31 while Fleming and Stipanovich carried Indiana with 24 and 22 points respectively in a 109 104 clash.
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Richardson
Martin
Kellogg
Garnett
Stansbury
Gray
Portland and Indiana battle with heavy fouls and key stats
Portland loses by foul trouble as Indiana dominates on boards and assists. Jones posts 10 rebounds while Tisdale leads Indiana with 12 rebounds and Richardson contributes 7 assists. Portland records 23 fouls to Indiana 27, with a technical for Portland illegal defense. A-7,220.
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Knicks top Dallas in high scoring clash as Bailey shines
New York beats Dallas 116 to 112 in a fast paced game. Orr and Sparrow lead New York with strong shooting while Tucker and Perkins anchor Dallas. Rebound edge goes to Dallas 53 to 48 and Walker dishes nine assists for New York. Technical foul on Thornton and coach Motta led to ejection.
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Motta
Warriors Rout Utah In 150 104 Win At Oakland
Golden State defeats Utah 150 104 behind Teagle 26 points and Smith 16 as Mullin 16 and Floyd 12 add scoring. Utah led early 30 37 before Golden State surged with 41 and 37 point quarters and a 66 rebound effort.
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UTAH
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Malone
Eaton
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Roberts
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Matone
Zodiak 103 Woodhead 77 Victory over Woodhead
Zodiak downed Woodhead 103 77 as Woodhead finished at 81 to 60 in another matchup. Mr Gattis led Zodiak with 67 points while Aiken Tech and Quality Carpet posted 104 and 54 respectively in their games.
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Zodiak
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Hickman
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Shy City Rec Results Highlight Aiken Gymnastics Meet
In the First Annual Aiken January Jubilee Jan 11-12, 12-14 year olds saw Sonya Holtkamp second in All Around with Julie Sloop third and Mistie Black fifth. In 9-12, Robyn Knox won All Around and vault, Elaine Coleman fifth All Around, Lisa Fields sixth, with several others placing in bars beam and floor. Aiken Aerials, coached by Mark And Jeanna Hanna, took second at the New Year’s Invitational Jan 4-5 in Athens GA.
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Aiken
Julie Sloop
Mistie Black
Robyn Knox
Knox
Elaine Coleman
Coleman
Lisa Fields
Fields
Julie Starks
Starks
J.J. Davis
Alisha Cannon
Stephanie Mauk
Mark and
Jeanna Hanna
Aiken Gymnastics Center
University Gymnastics Center
Athens
Heather Stoddard
Angela Sisson
JJ. Davis
Kristi Cowart
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