Bowling Briefs: Scratch Highs and Team Scores
Thursday night bowling saw top scratch marks by Jim Chapman 201 O Shield Brown 213 Tom Crouch 210 Tommy Krick 219 and Lou Brown 218. Jim Snell 498 Iris Rippey 497 led ladies with high scratch series. Crouch 599 and Brown 575 led men. Consumer Credit and Sharpe's Shopping Center led high team series at 2345 and 2326. Splits and high handicap scores listed for many players. Elliotts Office Supply topped game and series with 925 and 2657 respectively.
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Jim Chapman
O'Shield Brown
Tom Crouch
Tommy Krick
Cliff Pinson
Lou Brown
Jim Snell
Iris Rippey
Jim Catron
Gene Hallman
Jack Lawrence
Shirley Bell
Betty Loftin
Gene Rippey
Charles Snyder
al Sutphin
Mary Barnes
T. Callahan
Larry Callahan
Ovarleen Cumbee
Dan Morris
N A Wins Battle Of The Coaches In Charity Game
North Augusta High coached team edged Aiken High coaches 57 to 55 at the Aiken gym. Priestly sank two late free throws to seal the win after Jeancake briefly put Aiken ahead. Priestly led with 25 points, Frye had 20, Jeancake 18. proceeds from the March of Dimes event totaled 101.25 dollars.
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Aiken High
Nick Jeancake
Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken County
Jerry Priestly
North Augusta High
Aiken Gymnasium
Priestly
Jeancake
Don Frye
Yellow Jackets
Harold Harrison
Jim Buist
Gerald Baggents
Bobby Fox
Doc Watson
Frye
Green Hornets
John Jones
Larry Smith
John Socha
Phil Chewning
St. John’s Methodist
First Presbyterian
Danny Doggett
Tommy Carpenter
Bruce Eberhard
Leigh Ann Priestley
March of Dimes
Aiken County Jaycees
Hydrick
Kennedy Eagles continue winning streak with 35 10 win
The Kennedy Eaglettes defeated Wagoner 35 10 for their seventh straight win with Becky Roberts 10 points and Barbara Sanders 8 leading the scorers. In the boys game Jack Curry scored 21 as Kennedy won 44 30 amid first half errors and improved second half play. They advance to face Aiken Senior High on Thursday in the Aiken High Gym.
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Kennedy Eaglettes
Wagoner
Eaglettes
Becky Roberts
Barbara Sanders
Kennedy
Vinnie Griner
Wagener
Jack Curry
Eagles
Eagle
Tim Tyler
Aiken Senior High School
Aiken High Gymnasium
Palmer Wins AP Golfer of the Decade for 1960s
Arnold Palmer dominates voting to claim the AP Golfer of the Decade award with 531⁄2 of 633 votes. Jack Nicklaus trails in second as Palmer's dominant run through the decade includes six Masters titles and two British Opens among 60 career wins.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Associated Press
Latrobe
Denver
Miami
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Bill Casper
San Diego
Calif
South Africa
Gary Player
Racing Roundup from the Nation’s Tracks
The Associated Press reports feature wins across circuits: Laughing Bill narrowly over Pilot Knob at Hi aleah. Set A Thief edging Mapambee at Liberty Bell. Stiff upper Lip beating Nifty Crowd by a nose at Bowie. Doctor Brocato prevailing by 1% over Sky Village at New Orleans Fair Grounds. Sura cee taking the Eden Park Purse at Narragansett by a head over Poppy.
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Associated Press
Miami
Pilot Knob
Hialeah
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Mapambee
Bowie
New Orleans
Doctor Brocato
Sky Village
Fair Grounds
Pawtucket
R. I
Suracee
Eden Park
Narragansett Park
Poppy
Bradshaw Is Expected To Be No 1 Draft Pick
New York AP report says the Pittsburgh Steelers likely will make Terry Bradshaw the No. 1 pick in today’s NFL draft barring a last minute deal. Teams swarmed to move up as Cleveland sends Paul Warfield to Miami for a first round pick and the Rams trade Bruce Gossett to San Francisco for Kermit Alexander and a second round choice. Steelers seek running back and offensive line help amid heavy trade interest.
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NEW York
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Louisiana Tech
Cleveland Browns
Paul Warfield
Miami
Dolphins
Los Angeles Rams
Bruce Gossett
San Francisco
Kermit Alexander
49Ers
Steelers
Strong Second Half Fuels AJH Victory Over Williston
Aiken Junior High School rallied in the second half to defeat Williston Blue Devils in Williston 30 25 In the girls game Aiken Hornettes edged Williston 23 19 Lindy Scott led Hornettes with 12 points while Jerome Bell Steve Dufour and Ronnie Lewis scored eight apiece for AJH in the boys contest
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Aiken Junior High
Williston Blue Devils
Williston
Ricky Boyleston
Don Fender
Boyleston
Blue Devils
Aiken
Ronnie Lewis
Steve Dufour
Billy Gilchist
Jerome Bell
Lindy Scott
Mary Margaret Wise
Hornettes
Cindy Brown
Cheryl McNair
UCLA Maintains No. 1 Spot In AP Basketball Poll
UCLA holds 14 0 record and 29 of 32 first place votes as top team in the AP poll. Kentucky remains runner-up with 15 0 after an 86 71 win over Alabama. South Carolina falls to fourth as St Bonaventure and Jacksonville stay among leaders.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Kentucky
Bruins
Wildcats
St. Bonaventure
Jacksonville
South Carolina
New Mexico State
Alabama
Clemson
California
Stanford
Marquette
North Carolina State
American University
North Carolina
Illinois
Illini
Davidson
Houston
Ohio U
Penn
Southern Calif
Drake
Columbia
Florida State
Kansas State
Iowa
Ashe Wins Australian Open to Lead Grand Slam Quest
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia captured the Australian National men's singles title, defeating Richard Crealy 6-4 9-7 6-2 in 84 minutes at White City to become the first nonAustralian champion since 1959. Court and Dalton won the women's doubles 6-3 6-1.
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Sydney
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
U.S
Ashe
Richard Creary
Australia
White City
Alex Olmedo
Margaret Court
Judy Dalton
Kerry Melville
Karen Krantzcke
Gamecocks Breeze By Tigers In ACC Action
The South Carolina Gamecocks defeated Clemson 97-67 after a 12 day layoff. John Roche scored 31 points and Rick Aydlett added 19 as Carolina shot 35.5 percent while Clemson failed to capitalize on 42.2 percent.
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Associated Press
South Carolina Gamecocks
Clemson
ACC
North Carolina State
American University
Furman
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Associated
Wolfpack
van Williford
Ed Leftwich
Williford
N. C. State
Gordon Stiles
Eagles
College Basketball Scores Across The Carolinas And Nearby Schools
A roundup of scores lists several games with multiple teams. Notable results include William and Mary 107 over Furman 105, Norfolk State 105 over Winston-Salem State 100, Western Carolina 93 over Baptist College of Charleston 78, and N C A T defeating St Augustine by forfeit.
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THE
Associated Press
Carolinas
William & Mary
Furman
Norfolk State
Winston-Saler State
Western Carolina
Baptist College of Charleston
Newberry
Wofford
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
Shaw
Livingstone
Guilford
Presbyterian
St. Augustine
South Carolina
Clemson
N. C. State
American University
Unc-Charlotte
St. Andrews
Mercer
Belmont Abbey
East Princeton
Fordham
Conn
Boston U
Rutgers
U. of Buffalo
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Drifters League
Amy Blanton
Amy
Elliotts
Estelle Hall
Barb Woolnough
Imogene Jowers
Elsie Smith
Megs Ryan
Linda Sullivan
Mattie Jackson
Marie Buckner
Mary McCord
Eleanor Rideout
Heart of Aiken
Coca Cola Bamboo Lounge
Boylston Bros
Travelers Four
Team Fourteen
Redwood
Timmerman Motors
Elliott Office
Midland Valley Plaza
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Stephenson Finance
Manning Owens, Inc
Shell Dist. Co
Fashions Encorettes
Charlottes
Eagle Aviation
McCords Nursery
N. A
Battle of the Coaches
Orville Moody
Lee Trevino
Frank Beard
Sam Snead
Charlie Sifford
Bradshaw
Fred Steinmark
University of Texas
Longhorns
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
UPI
Eckerd’s Drug Store
Mitchell Shopping Center
AJH
Tigers
Michelin X
Hallman Tire
Rutland
Veterans Federal
State
Zip
Sunset Memory Gardens, Inc
P.O
Langley, S.C
Jack E. Willis
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