Moore out of North South game in Columbia shakeup
Burke High star Jonathon Moore is dropped from the South squad for failing to participate in drills after a Saturday workout. Coach Bobby Bridgeman says the decision is final and does not expect it to derail the contest.
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Columbia
Jonathon Moore
Burke
Moore
South Ruad
Bobby Bridgeman
Bridgeman
West Florence
Jonathon
Furman University
Tom Slawson
Summerville
Heyward Graves
Orangebore-Wikinsor
Anthony Kelly
Spring Valley
C.A. John James
Westler
Robert
Garrett
USC Aiken duo Kett and Ellison star in basketball doubleheader
Jed McFall a 6 3 guard from Columbia joins USC Aiken Kett and Walter Ellison on a South AAA team while Cecil Rothbey serves as football coach. Ellison, 6 5 forward from Wallace, is linked to Pacers basketball pro school coach Cliff Crosland who will coach the team. Ellison will play.
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USC
South and North all star basketball rosters named for A A school games
Cliff Crosland will head the South A A A basketball team for the North South all star games. The 12 man South roster includes Reggie Brandyburg Rodney Brooks Ruffin John Campbell Blenheim Rickey Crawford Latta Walter Ellison Wallace Anthony Flagler Battery Park Dale Johnson Edisto Marvin Kelley St George Rhett Richardson Barnwell Reggie Smalls Scotts Branch James Smokes Allendale-Fairfax Isaac Williams. The North squad, led by coach James Wilson Ninety Six assisted by Ronnie Jenkins Jonesville, features Kenny Watson Woodruff 5 7 as the shortest and Alonzo Harrison McCormick 6 8 as the tallest along with James Davis Ninety Six Brent Greer Lockhart Timmy Hallman Gilbert Bernardorton Palmetto John Kluze Christ Church Larry Smith McCrorey Liston Rubin Stewart Wayne Thomas Crescent George Turmont Wren Wayne Wise Mid-Carolina.
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McKinney
Samuels
Crowe
North
Jimmie Hanks
McDuffie
Edward Cohen
Byrnes
Joe Glean
Laurens
Luke Lowry
York
Ronald White
Parker
Sylvester Dennis
Hillcrest
George Watson
Clinton
James Moody
Columbia
John Todd
Easley
Cliff Crosland
Wallace High School
Reggie Brandyburg
Bowman
Rodney Brooks
Ruffin
John Campbell
Blenheim
Rickey Crawford
Latta
Walter Ellison
Wallace
Anthony Flagler
Battery Park
Dale Johnson
Edisto
Marvin Kelley
St. George
Rhett Richardson
Barnwell
Reggie Smalls
Scotts Branch
James Smokes
Allendale-Fairfax
Isaac Williams
Blackville
James Wilson
Niney Six
Ronnie Jenkins
Jonesville
Kenny Watson
Woodruff
Crescent
George Turmont Wren
Wayne Wise
Mid-Carolina
Kupchak Leads USA to 95 74 Victory Over Yugoslavia in Montreal
Mitch Kupchak, a 6 foot 10 UNC center, was pivotal as the United States defeated Yugoslavia 95 74 in Montreal. He shared how pressure and doubt from critics faded after the win, noting his decision to join the Olympic team came just days before trials and counting the gold medal as the ultimate goal.
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Mitch Kupchak
United States
Yugoslavia
University of North Carolina
Kupchak
Tarheels
U.S
Dean Smith
Brentwood
N.Y
Scott
May
Adrian
Dantley
Tommy (LaGarde) Kupchak
United States Olympic Team Strives for Medals in Montreal
The United States secures several semifinals spots in boxing and archery while competitors in diving, sailing, and fencing push for medals. Sugar Ray Leonard Howard Davis Charles Mooney and Leo Randolph advance to semis. archery rivalries develop as Darrell Pace leads after day one.
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East Germany
United
Sugar Ray Leonard
Palmer Park Md
Howard Davis
Glen Cove
N.Y
Charles Mooney
Fort Bragg
N.C
Leo Randolph
Tacoma
Wash
Clint Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Mike Spinks
St. Louis
Leon Spinks
Camp Lejuene
John Tate
Knoxville
Darrell Pace
Air Force
Cincinnati
United States
David McFaull
Michael Rothwell
Britain
Americans Recapture Olympic Basketball Gold In Montreal
The United States defeated Yugoslavia 95 to 74 to win Olympic gold, led by Adrian Dantley and Phil Ford. Scott May and Quinn Buckner spoke of relief and pride as the U S team celebrated amid a thunderous crowd at the Montreal Forum.
Smiths Long Ordeal Ends With Olympic Gold
Dean Smith, Kansas-born coach of the United States men’s basketball team, guided a young squad to a 95 74 victory over Yugoslavia to claim Olympic gold. He admitted relief and said the Olympic job should rotate every four years. He praised his players and staff who endured intense scrutiny and pressure.
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Dantley
Phil Hubbard
Michigan
Russia
Canada
Yugoslavia
May
Munich
North Carolina
Dean Smith
United States
Montreal
University of North Carolina
U.S
Smith
America
Beck wins medalist in Carolina Amateur qualifying
Chip Beck the Fayetteville 19 year old rising college golfer earned medalist honors in the 62nd Carolinas Golf Association amateur championship qualifying at Carmel County Club south course. Beck tied for lead with two under par 70s with Tim Saylor and Skip Dunaway, then won sudden death on the first hole. Defending champion Jim Holmes and other top players advanced to match play with a field of 160.
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Charlotte
Chip Beck
Fayetteville
Memphis
Beck
Tim Saylor
Wake Forest University
East Bend
Skip Dunaway
Carmel Country Club
University of Georgia
Jim Holmes
Aiken
S.C
Bill Wall
Jamestown
Holmes
Wylie Ramsey
Marion
N.C
Track And Field Resumes At Montreal Olympics
Track and field resumes in 15 events with five finals as ABC-TV covers Montreal action. Charles Foster targets gold in the high hurdles and a rematch looms in the women s 200 meters between Renate Stecher and Annegret Richter. Programs run 7 30 p m to 11 p m EDT with a 15 minute wrap at 11 30 p m.
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Abc-Tv
America
Charles Foster
ABC
Renate Stecher
East Ge
Annegret Richter
West Germany
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