Silver Bluff JV tops South Aiken to halt win streak
Silver Bluff High junior varsity boys beat South Aiken 35-23 to snap the Thoroughbreds 18 game win streak. Brian Wallace had 16 points and nine rebounds. Seymour Ready added eight and nine. South Aiken girls won 26-16. Midland Valley Irmo JV split with Midland Valley winning 44-41. Leon Wright led Midland Valley with 15 points. Irmo countered with 46. Irmo girls beat Midland Valley 26-25.
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Schofield and A L Corbett Split Hard Fought Games
Schofield Middle School split with A L Corbett in a Monday basketball doubleheader. Corbett won the boys game 39 36 in three overtimes after D Smith tied it at 34 with one second left in regulation. Schofield players Ryan Gallagher and Cedric Johnson scored 14 and 10. Schofield girls won 42 39 to improve to 8 0. Susan Stogner led with 16 points Desmond added 12. Both Schofield teams travel to L B C Thursday with girls at 5 30 p m and boys at 7 p m.
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Ryan Gallagher
Cedric Johnson
Schofield
Susan Stogner
Julie Desmond
John Hudson
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Gamecocks
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Chanticleers
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Brent Price
Jeff Roulston
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Chanticleer
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North Augusta Sweeps New Ellenton in basketball action
North Augusta Middle School won both games against New Ellenton Middle School. The girls improved to 3 1 with a 16 15 win led by Robin Laube Charity Grant and Stephanie Chambliss. The boys earned a 52 23 victory to move to 5 3 with 12 points each from Scott Allen and Tony Harrell.
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New Ellenton Middle School
Robin Laube
Jackettes
Charity Grant
Stephanie Chambliss
New Elenton
Keshia Stallings
Scott Allen
Tony Harrell
Yellow Jackets
Jimi Wade
Alex Daise
Andy Bush
New Ellenton
Arthur Gaines
Lee Romines
Aiken
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Jackson Sweeps L B C Middle School In Two Wins
Jackson Middle School defeated L B C Middle School in both boys and girls games. In boys, Al Young and Eric Wright scored 13 each as Jackson improved to 7 0. Girls beat L B C 22 46 to raise record to 1 6. both teams host Lea Valley McCampbell Thursday at 5 30 p.m.
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Monetta Kennedy Middle School sweeps RS-M in doubleheader
Kennedy Middle School teams beat Ridge Spring Monetta in both games. Girls led by Farlesha Jimerson with 13 and Kara Leeth with 6 in a 32 14 win. Boys, led by Titus Frazier with 13 and Tiernan McMillan with 11, won 34 30 as Kennedy improves to 1 4 and hosts North Augusta Thursday at 5 30 p.m.
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Monetta Middle School
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Farlesha Jimerson
Kara Leeth
Rs-M. Kennedy
Titus Frazier
Tiernan McMillan
Kennedy
Rs-M
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Triple Crown Road Races Set With Various Events
The 13th annual Triple Crown Road Races will occur Saturday March 4 at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center with a one mile fun run a two mile road race and a ten mile race. Entry deadlines March 1 with fees 6 7 and 8 and late fees $1 higher.
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Bowling Congress Member To Visit Aiken
Joyce Bird a member of the Women's International Bowling Congress will visit Aiken as a guest of the Aiken Women's Bowling Association on Thursday. She will attend a 7 p.m. forum at the H Udell Weeks Activity Center on Whiskey Road to discuss league procedures senior programs and young bowling alliances. The meeting is open to all members and junior association officers.
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Women’s International Bowling Congress
Aiken
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Whiskey Road
Women's Bowling Association
Junior Bowling Association
Indiana Tops Michigan In Close Big Ten Tilt
Indiana, ranked 16th, defeated 10th ranked Michigan 71-70 as coach Bob Knight praised the team’s surge after a rough early non conference schedule. Michigan had two late chances to win but failed, Ed wards and others missing key shots in the final seconds, while Dikembe Mutombo had a notable defensive game for Georgetown in another Big East contest.
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Dikembe Mutombo
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Tech players banned from campus functions after fight
Three Georgia Tech football players Kevin Salisbury Mike Mooney and Jim Lavin were barred from on campus activities outside classes and ordered to move from dorms. police charged Salisbury Mooney and Lavin with various offenses following a fight that left a female student and an off duty Atlanta police officer battered. A preliminary hearing is set for Feb 8.
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Kevin
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Jim Lavin
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Tech
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D.M. Brown
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Dull
Atlanta Municipal Court
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Ex AL All Star George Case Dies at 73 in New Jersey
Former American League speedster George Case, a six time AL stolen base leader and four time All Star, died Monday at 73. He led the league in steals with a career high 61 in 1943 while playing for the War Senators and later the Cleveland and Senators. Case hit .282 with 349 stolen bases in 11 major league seasons and last worked as a Seattle Mariners minor league instructor in 1985. He is survived by his wife, a son George W. Case, a daughter Robin Davis and five grandchildren.
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