Polo Memorabilia Exhibit Highlights Aiken Heritage
A polo memory show opens at Hopeland Gardens Hall of Fame in Aiken featuring paintings by George F. Morris and Paul Brown sketches. It recalls Aiken as the Sports Center of the South with early polo teams, 1920s groups, and 1930s international matches.
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Polpo
Aiken
Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
South
George F. Morris
Seymour Knox
Paul Brown
William Post
United States
England
Meadow Brook
Flor
Thomas Hitcheon
Norty Knox
Argentina
Thomas Hitchcock Jr
Devereaux Milburn
Stevenson
Stoddard
Strawbridge
von Stade
Post
Whitney
Mead
Grace
Knox
Case
Zeigler
Mrs. Haggard
Hopeland
Betty Post
Five Polo Teams Form For Coming Season
Five polo teams are set for the upcoming season with plans for a possible sixth. Practices start around February 14 with Wednesday and Friday sessions at 3 p.m. at Powderhouse or Winthrop Field and Sunday games at Whitney Field.
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Biddle
Aiken
Pete Bostwick
Rick Bostwick
David
John Wigdahl
Charles Bostwick
Columbia
Taylor Boyd
Tom Biddle
Jim Florx
Don Boyd
Myopia
Rob Wilkinson
Richie Jones
Donald
Doc) Little Jr
Adam Winthrop
Don Little
Meadowbrook
Heath Manning
Heath Manning Jr
Russell Corey
Alan Corey III
Maryland
Ami Shinitsky
W.J. Durrett
Rick Hartnett
Dave Roberts
Whitney Field
Powderhouse
Winthrop Field
Mead Avenue
Sumter Street
Pacers Triumph 73 71 Over Newberry In Home Upset
USC Aiken defeats Newberry 73 71 at the Student Activities Center to claim its first win over the Indians and boost its record to 10 7 overall and 8 5 in NAIA District 6. Zach Norris scores 14 leading USC Aiken with support from Lee Williams and Metze while Dwayne Nelson tops Newberry with 19. Perkins credits a second half turnaround and a 2 3 zone switch for the victory and says a Winthrop test follows.
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Lew Perkins
Usc-Aiken
Newberry College
Pacers
Indians
Perkins
Aiken
Zach Norris
Usc-A
Zach
Newberry
Norris
Pacer
Dennis Lee
Cleve Williams
Dwayne Nelson
USCA
Newerry
Ted Pittman
John Gray
Totals
Aiken Standard Sports Pages Highlight Local Action
The Aiken Standard reports on sports happenings in Aiken South Carolina, dated Friday January 19, 1979, including game results, standings, and local athlete news across high school and community teams.
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Aiken, S.C
USC Aiken Women rout Baptist College 92 to 59 before Winthrop clash
USC Aiken freshman Vertie Mackie helps off the bench as the Lady Pacers pull away in the second half. Faye Ryans leads USC Aiken with 19 points while Dru McPherson adds 16 and Lisa Cowart 14. USC Aiken improves to 8-2 and prepares to face Winthrop at 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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Baptist College
Usc-Aiken
Winthrop
Johanna Gibbs
Pacers
Usc-A
Faye Ryans
Ryans
Dru McPherson
Lisa Cowart
Stacy Gibas
Cassandra Bolden
Ruth Helmly
USCA
Baptist
Gibbs
McPherson
Vertie Mackie
Kim Thomas
Jan Rikard
Joy Jackson
Sylvia Sykes
Audrey Lewis
Kim Broadway
Totals
Woody Hayes defends record amid regrets at Ohio State
In Atlanta Hayes says regrets from a 28 year Ohio State tenure exist but he will not apologize, citing two sides to every coin. He tells The Atlanta Constitution he could not apologize for some actions and the interview launches a three part series.
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Atlanta
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hayes
Steve
Charlie Bauman
Clemson
Bauman
the Constitution
Columbus
Ohio
Dougherty
OSU
U.S
Vietnam
Russia
Kennedy Juniors Trip North Augusta 56 40 In a win for Kennedy
Kennedy Junior High boys basketball defeated North Augusta 56 to 40 as Brian Minnick led Kennedy with 19 points and Roy Cullum added 14. Jim Harmon and Jeff Justice each scored eight. North Augusta was led by Steve Cartledge with 14. Kennedy’s next game is Monday against Graniteville Junior Varsity.
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Kennedy Junior High
North Augusta Junior High
Brian Minnick
Roy Cullum
Kennedy
Jim Harmon
Jeff Justice
North Augusta
Steve Cartledge
Graniteville
Aiken Junior High Teams Keep Perfect Record
The Aiken Junior High boys defeated St Angela's JV 69 24 for 5 0 start. Alvin Lloyd scored 19 and Arthur Washington 14 as all players scored. The girls won 41 27 led by Debra Folks 13 and Joanne Wakefield 11. both teams aim to go 6 0 hosting North Augusta Monday.
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Aiken
St. Angela's
Alvin Lloyd
Arthur Washington
Aiken Junior High
Randy Counts
St. Angela’s
Debra Folks
Joanne Wakefield
Melissa Dean
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Fletcher
Harold Fletcher
Hitler
Poland
Thomas
Aiken Preparatory Schools
Lewis Smith
Jesse Andrews
Bostwicks
Coreys
Knoxes
Whitney Polo Field
Liz Bancroft
Keefe Walker
Rob Matwick
Dennis Seipie
Melvin Metze
Sidney Gray
Billy Morris
Bill Noah
John Monse
Usc-Aitken
Dennis Seiple
Dewayne Nelson
Randy Weston
Jeannie Lancaster
Ann Jennings
Vivan Mazur
Stacy Gikas
Polly Smith
Gwen Gilliard
Sherry Huff
Tammy Jackson
Debbie Asserman
Bobby Sue Jones
Karen Dawsey