Lions edge Thurmond 70 67 in close basketball clash
L B C Lions rally to defeat Strom Thurmond 70 to 67 as four Lions score in double figures led by Fred Butler with 16 points. The win improves the Lions to 8 5 on the season while Thurmond’s girls fall 32 30 with Gloria Williams contributing eight for L B C.
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Clearwater
Langley-Bath - Clearwater High School
Lions
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Fred Butler
Butler
Johnnie Stephens
George Edwards
Lavern Geter
Roseland Stewart
Gloria Williams
Ronnie Stewart Leads scoring in 1973 page sports note
Page six report lists player point totals for Ronnie Stewart George Edwards Fred Butler Lavern Geter Lafayette Stewart and Johnnie Stephens with team totals 32 field goals 6 13 free throws 70 points. Mentions Strom Thermead Langley Bath Clearwater and game date Wednesday January 17 1973.
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Strom Thurmond
Robert Edwards
George Griffin
Calvin Hooper
Robert Stevens
John Rob Williams
George Johnson
Gene Huiet
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Ronnie Stewart
George Edwards
Fred Butler
Lavern Geter
Lafayette Stewart
Johnnie Stephens
Totals
Strom Thermead
RSM Grabs Eleventh Win as Hill and Abner Spark Trojans
Ridge Spring Monetta dominated Cardinal Newman 87 65 as Curtis Hill and Edward Abner led with 20 points each. RSM also won the girls game 44 34 with Cleo Lott limited to six points. Ridge Spring Monetta stays perfect and hosts Williston Elko next.
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Curtis Hill
Edward Abner
Hill
Abner
Trojans
Ridge
Monetta
Cardinal Newman
Newman
RSM
Cleo Lott
Sherrie Bell
Williston Elko
Swansea Tops Saints 80 to 67 in boys game
Swansea defeated St Angela 80 61 as the Saints struggled in a 29 point Swansea second period. David Caver led St Angela with 19 points while Swansea’s scorers included Jimmy Gibble and Bretter Timmons among others. The girls contest ended 41 22 in favor of Swansea after a strong second half.
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Swansea
St. Angela
Saints
David Caver
Scott Bethmann
Erwin Carter
Swansea Girls
St. Angela Girls
ST Angela
Eddie Young
Mike Hennelly
Scotty Bethmann
Tony Orsini
Jimmy Gibble
Jerry Salley
Bretter Timmons
Billy Mills
Willie Williams
Londell Sutton
Walter Sailey
Tracey Woolsey
Aaron Binkney
Elijah Edmonds
Robin Lowe
Eileen Flanagan
Mimi Cullinan
Christie Lowe
Cathy Miles
Debbie Seigler
Betty Jeffcoat
Lindia Favor
Viola Hamm
Sara Johnson
Swansea Sin. A
Caps Hand AHL Defeat Columbia High in 96 87 Victory
Columbia High Caps handed Aiken High a 96 87 defeat as Tim Turner led Columbia with 29 points while Bernard Walker scored 27 for Aiken. The Hornets dropped to 7 3 overall and JV also lost 54 31. They travel to Booker T Washington Friday and host North Augusta Saturday.
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Columbia
Columbia High School Capitals
Tim Turner
Aiken High
Hornets
Bernard Walker
Walker
Aaron Hightower
Matthew Simpkins
Turner
Booker T. Washington
North Augusta
Columbia High
George Watts
Kenneth Davis
Henry Caldwell
Stanley James
Wilbur Young
Aiken
Barnard Walker
Jerome Bell
Bobby Moore
Matt Simpkins
Willie Perry
Robert Hooker
Gophers Stop Marquette In Tough Home Victory
Minnesota sixth ranked team beat seventh ranked Marquette 64 53 at Williams Arena in Minneapolis. Jim Brewer anchored the win with 10 points 10 rebounds and 3 blocks as Marquette shot 29.9 percent and McNeill managed six of 25. Clyde Turner added 20 for the Gophers before a 17 987 crowd plus 4 002 via closed circuit.
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Minneapolis
Williams Arena
Brew
Minnesota
Jim Brewer
Brewer
Larry McNeill
Marquette Warriors
Marquette
Warriors
McNeill
Munich
Summer
Clyde Turner
Gophers
Horse Show Aids Aiken Retarded Children
A benefit horse show organized by the Aiken County Association for Retarded Children will take place Sunday February 11 at Horse Show Park on Dibble Extension starting at noon. Funds target a day care center for profoundly handicapped children. event volunteers include Mrs Ash ley Little and Mrs G Ash ford Milner Jr with facilities courtesy of Andy Alecks.
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Aiken
Ashley Little
Association
Andy Alecks
Racing Roundup Spirits Board in Major U S Tracks
See Spot Run wins Mount Airy Purse at Liberty Bell by three lengths. Jamie $6.20 takes Bowie Race Course feature amid foul claim dispute. Daring Young Man $18.60 shocks Second Bar in Saul Silberman Memorial Handicap at Calder. Chou Croute $4 romps 14 lengths to win Santa Monica Handicap at Santa Anita.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Bowie
Jamie
Bowie Race Course
Viewfinder
Miami
Saul Silberman
Calder Race Course
Arcadia
Calif
Chou Croute
Santa Anita Park
College Basketball Results From Associated Press
East Princeton 44 Temple 37. West Virginia 75 Lehigh 63. Massachusetts 77 Vermont 55. Rider 74 CCNY 53. Lafayette 77 LaSalle 68. Duquesne 99 Wheeling 62. Tufts 92 MIT 71. South South Carolina State 71 Benedict 61. Carson-Newman 74 King Tenn 48. Johns Hopkins 89 Maryland 66. West Virginia State 114 Beckley 70. Midwest Minnesota 64 Marquette 53. Manhattan 68 De Paul 59. Northwestern 83 St Joseph Ind 76. Eau Claire 65 North Dakota 59. Ohio U 89 Eastern Michigan 73. Muskingum 61 Kenyon 52. Oral Roberts 92 South Dakota 79. Southwest Houston 96 Ree 77. Houston Baptist 94 TCU 93 OT. Far West Montana State 70 Montana 65. Gonzaga 61 Washington St Creighton 93 Regis 59.
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Princeton
Temple
W. Virginia
Lehigh
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rider
CCNY
Lafayette
LaSalle
Duquesne
Wheeling
Tufts
MIT
South. S. Carolina St
Benedict
Carson-Newman
King, Tenn
Johns Hopkins
W. Maryland
W. Va. St
Beckley
Midwest
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Rosiland Stewart
Sue Ann Cable
Ben Rhoden
Pei Be
Llth
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Greenwood
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Watson
Holingsworth
Whitlark
Roache
Chavous
Mesella
Wenn
AHL
Capitals
al McGuire
McGuire
Hunter
Little
G. Ashford Milner, Jr
Cally Gault
Presbyterian College
Aiken High School
Schofield
The
Southwest Houston
Houston Baptist
TCU
Far West
Montana St
Montana
Gonzaga
Washington St
Creighton
Regis
Laurens S.W
Cae
Witely
Richland Ave
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S.C
Cepacol
Midol
I Lise
Coustomer
Scottie
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