Aiken Schofield Players Honored At Banquet
Presbyterian College coach Cally Gault named South Carolina Coach of the Year for 1972 at a banquet honoring Aiken High School and Schofield football teams. Awards included MVP Rudolph Bryant, varsity letters for all players, and multiple positional honors for both schools.
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Cally Gault
South Carolina
Gault
Aiken High School
St. John’s Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Schofield
Ray Hydrick
Mackey Scott, Jr
Aiken High
Charlene Golden
Clarence Jackson
Martin Foster
Jackson
Mike
Aiken
John Socha
Rudolph Bryant
Bryant
AHL
Milton Toby
Nixon Inauguration Delays ACC Basketball Schedule
The presidential inauguration delays ACC games with Duke at North Carolina moved to 4 p.m. to avoid TV coverage. NC State 12 0 leads the league at 3 0 and 102 point scoring, UNC 14 1, Maryland 2 1, Virginia 2 2, Wake Forest 1 2, Duke 1 3, Clemson 0 3 follow.
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Associated Press
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N.C. State
Norman Sloan
N.C. State Wolfpack
Tar Heels
Greensboro
N.C
Virginia
Wake Forest
Duke and North Carolina Rivalry Highlights Tight ACC History
Duke after three conference road losses has edged Clemson and Davidson in closing seconds to reach 7-7. The Duke North Carolina basketball series stands 66-58 in favor of North Carolina with UNC leading 53-15 in regular ACC play over five seasons, and 9 of 14 overall in that span with Duke.
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Clemson
Davidson
North Carolina
Tar Heels
ACC
New York
Bruins Face San Francisco in bid for 58th straight win
UCLA aims for a 58th consecutive victory as the Bruins host San Francisco at Pauley Pavilion. Dons coach Bob Gaillard says his 12-1 team will push their normal up tempo style, while UCLA guard Tommy Curtis is ill and doubtful, to be replaced by Greg Lee.
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Towe
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Racing Roundup Wins at Four Tracks
Philadelphia harness horse PHILADELPHIA photo finish winner J Fin xpilter earned $18.20 in the Franklin Square Purse at Liberty Bell. Miami-Forlink led early and won by five lengths in the Intercepted Purse at Hialeah for $3.40. Crafty Amber narrowly defeated Archis B. to take the Suffolk Downs feature in Boston. O Be Glad recovered from a wide drift to win the Natick Purse at Lincoln with $6.00 payoff.
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Philadelphia
J. Finxpilter
Franklin Square
Liberty Bell
Miami - Forlink
Hialeah
Boston
Lincoln
Paladins Edge VMI After Early Rattle In Conf Clash
Furman coach Joe Williams praised his team as they recovered from a brief scare to defeat VMI 86-49 in a Southern Conference game. Moose Leonard led Furman with 18 points as VMI fell to 2-2 in league play. Appalachian State edged The Citadel 78-75 behind Stan Davis late in OT to stay in the chase.
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Bill Blair
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Stan Davis
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Davis
Bulldogs
Richmond
Aron Stewart
Steward
Richmond Spiders
College Basketball Results Across Eastern and Southern U States
Duquesne defeated St Francis Pa 88 to not stated. Adelphi beat St Francis Ny 68. Appalachian won 78 to 75 in OT over Citadel. Widespread results include Northeastern 70 Vermont 38 and Furman 86 VMI 49. S Miss 86 NE La 83 and LSU New Orleans 91 S Florida 1
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