Pacers edge Paine in overtime for 98 94 win
USC Aiken Pacers beat Paine College 98 94 in overtime at Aiken High gym lifting to 2nd straight win and 3rd in 4 games. Bill Weeks 24 and Raymond Werts 22 led scoring as USC Aiken builds late run and holds Paine late.
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Clemson Whips Maryland Wolfpack Nips Tar Heels
North Carolina coach Dean Smith questioned State after the Wolfpack upset the Tar Heels 75 to 73 at Reynolds Coliseum. Clyde Austin sparked NC State with a late 20-foot jumper, Kenny Carr sealed it with a late block and free throws as North Carolina failed to hold on. Ford led all scorers with 32 points for Maryland?
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ACC Basketball Roundup Shifts Wake Forest Duke Tie First
The article covers NC State narrowly beating UNC 95 41 in ACC action and Wake Forest taking first with Duke after a late surge. Clemson routs Maryland 93 71 as Virginia plans to resume ACC play with Delaware while Virginia star Mike Owens suffers a broken jaw sidelining five weeks.
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Women’s Pro Basketball Begins With Twelve Teams
New York AP report says Lois Geradi Ernst leads the new Women’s Basketball Association which will start play in October. Twelve markets including New York Dallas Los Angeles Philadelphia Greensboro Jacksonville Indianapolis Salt Lake City Portland and others seek franchises. Ernst says the league aims to attract a new kind of fan and notes potential attendance around 3500 per game.
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Ernie Banks Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
New York AP report: Ernie Banks named to the Baseball Hall of Fame as the sole 75 percent ballot winner with 321 of 383 votes. Banks, Cubs star from 1953 to 1971, praised the moment and spoke of his lifelong love of the game. Eddie Mathews finished second with 239 votes.
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Aiken High and Airport play to 4 4 draw in soccer
In Columbia the Aiken High Hornets tied Airport 4-4 yesterday to move to 2 2 3 on the season. Rodney Rabon scored three goals and Mike Weber added one as Aiken led 2 0 at halftime before Airport surged in the second half. Coach John Griffith cited sloppy play after a week indoors. The Hornets host Brookland Cayce next.
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Toledo Rockets Stifle Gamecocks For 98-67 Victory
Toledo used hot outside shooting early and clutch free throws late to beat South Carolina 98-67 in Ohio. Graziano sparked USC’s late lead, but Ted Williams and the Rockets pulled away, as Williams led all scorers with 22 and South Carolina fell to 5-9 behind Nate Davis’s 18.
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Bing Crosby Pro Am Opens With Ford and Palmer
The Bing Crosby Pro Am at Pebble Beach begins amid security for President Ford and a social spectacle. Nicklaus and Miller post low scores as leaders remain unclear after the first round across Pebble Beach Cypress Point and the Shore course. ABC TV will televise portions of the final rounds.
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