Furman tops ECU 100 89 in Southern Conference clash
Furman moved within a game of defending champion Virginia Military in the Southern Conference race after a 100 89 win over East Carolina. The Paladins improved to 10 5 overall and 4 1 in the league behind strong contributions from Bruce Grimm with 25 and Jonathan Moore with 24.
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Jonathan Moore
East Carolina
Greg Cornelius
Ihe Paladins
Associated Press
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East
Central Wesleyan
William and Mary’s
Citadel
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Appalachian State
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Davidson
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Bruce Grimm
Grimm
Moore
Victo
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Jim Ramsey
Larry Hunt
Pirates
Indians Top Citadel as Satterthwaite Sparks William and Mary
William and Mary improved to 11-7 with a late run led by Ron Satterthwaite who scored 17 points. John Lowenhaupt added 14 and Matt Courage 12 as The Indians fended off rallying Bulldogs in a 68-60 win. The Citadel fell to 5-10.
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William and Mary
Citadel
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John Lowenhaupt
Matt Courage
Indians
Hemmi Wins Third Giant Slalom of Season
In Adelboden Heini Hemmi of Switzerland won his third giant slalom of the season, beating Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark by 7 percent of a second in a World Cup event. In Philadelphia Harold Solomon, seeded sixth, moved to the second round of the U S Pro Indoor with a 6 4 6 4 win over Jim Delaney. In Auckland Tim Wilkinson defeated Dale Collins 6 2 6 2 to reach the Northshore Open final.
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Adelboden
Switzerland
Heini Hemmi
Sweden
Ingemar Stenmark
Philadelphia
Harold Solomon
Jim Delaney
Auckland
New Zealand
Tim Wilkinson
Dale Collins
Sub-Varsity Results Highlight JH Basketball Scorers
The Jefferson Junior High boys defeated North Augusta 71 to 39 led by McKinley Harris with 35 points. St Angela's jayvees beat them 45 to 39, with Steve Weinle scoring 16 and Danny Mahoney 14.
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Jefferson
North Augusta
McKinley Harris
St. Angela's
Jayvees
Steve Weinle
St. Angela
Danny Mahoney
Jackson Saa Jackson
Len Davis
Ae Ridge Spring-Monettssis
Bernard Miles
RSM
Horace Morgan
Wagener Salley
Jonathan Robinson
Graniteville
Jimmie Foreman
Aiken
Wa St Angela
Jackson
Charles Simpkins
Ite
Nidge
Monetta
Lewis Rouse
Mike Landrum
St Angela
Aiken Girls crush St Angela's JV 51 to 4
Aiken Junior High girls routed St Angela's junior varsity with 51 points to 4 as Lorraine Paige led with 17 and Hazel Spencer 14. St Angela’s Robin Weinle scored 16 and Carol Kennedy 14 for the visitors.
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Robin Weinle
Carol Kennedy
St. Angela
Jackson Jayvee Boys Beaten by Williston-Elko
The Williston-Elko Jayvee team defeated Jackson 30 to 23 yesterday. Jackson players Johnnie Stallings and Charlie Jackson led scoring with eight points each.
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Williston-Elko Jayvee Boys
Jackson
Johnnie Stallings
Charlie Jackson
Jackson Jayvee Girls Lose 21-16 on Road defeat
Jackson fell 21-16 as Yvonne Smith scored seven points and Angela Chavous added five to pace the Jayvee girls in a road setback.
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Williston-Elko Jayvee
Jackson
Yvonne Smith
Angela Chavous
Scoreboard highlights mixed college basketball results across divisions
East region games show Boston State beating Connecticut 80 to 74 and George Washington topping Brandeis Maine 104 to 74. Midwest and Southwest listings include DePaul 93 over Bradley 73 and Houston 111 over Baylor 89. Also notes several horse racing results in New York, Philadelphia, Bowie, Boston and Gulfstream with small margins and specific purses.
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Oral Roberts
Associated Press
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Shaws
Aqueduct
Aunt Bud
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Delta Legacy
Keystone
Bold Wonnie Bowie
Latin Dancer
Sarah Percy
Bowie
French Oval
Fast Merchant
Suffolk Downs
Hallandale
Fila
Chicago
Tudor Point
Washington Park
Ken Stabler Named 1976 Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year
Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler won the 1976 Hickok Belt as Pro Athlete of the Year after leading his team to a 13-1 regular season and a Super Bowl XI victory. He topped a wide voting field with 31 first place votes and 135 points, earning the belt at a Washington dinner.
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Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
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Judy Rankin
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Billie Jean King
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Jimmy Connors
O.J. Simpson
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Johnny Bench
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Randy Jones
San Diego
Bert Jones
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Jerry Pate
Hickok
Touchdown Club of Washington
Park Avenue Mixed Couples Unofficial Bowling Standings
Unofficial standings list winners and records across lanes led by Bubba Beck and Tommy’s TV with several 4-0 starts. Individual high scores include Bill Hall 260 in scratch and 657 in handicap series, with Johnie Reid 193 in scratch high for women and multiple team totals like Park Lanes and Lamplight Ceramics appearing in team rankings.
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Tommy's TV
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Platt’s Drugs
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Judy's
Food Service
Lominick Drugs
Harley Auto Parts
Johnson Drugs
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Bill Hall
Pope Turner
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Lorraine Johni
HCP
Correction: Photos Swapped for Bush and Stewart at Mars Hill
A correction notes that images of Dickie Bush and Mark Stewart, North Augusta High football players who recently signed grant aid with Mars Hill College, were reversed in yesterday's paper. The newspaper regrets the error.
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Mark Stewart
North Augusta High
Mars Hill College
Clemson Ranked Nineteenth In AP Cage Poll
The AP basketball poll places Clemson at 19th as Tennessee climbs to seventh after a 102-93 win over Alabama and a 7-4 SEC lead. Michigan moves to No. 2 after defeating Iowa, Illinois, and Purdue, with Maryland dropping from the Top Twenty after losses to Clemson and North Carolina.
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Gilmore and Broome Represent SC in Bowling Spectacular
Kathleen Gilmore of Aiken and Melvin Broome of Blacksburg will represent South Carolina in the Eastern sectional of the Bowling Spectacular 77 in Washington, D.C. Feb 12 13. They earned their spot by winning scratch all events titles in 1976 WIBC and ABC state association tournaments and aim for the national finals in San Antonio next May. The top eight scorers advance to the finals, with 12 games played in two six game blocks over Saturday and Sunday.
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Aiken
Melvin Broome
Blacksburg
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