National Renowned Trainer Heads Schultz Operation
Fred Bradbury, head trainer at the Abraham Schultz Stable, rose from a Keene New Hampshire childhood to national prominence in harness racing. He trained Freight Way and Dayan among others, helped Dayan recover from a limp to become a world champion, and will have eight trotters racing at the Jefferson Aiken Mile Training Center on Banks Mill Road.
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Army Air Corps
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USA
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Safford
Arthur Brown
New York City
Freight Way
Woman Chief
Import Freight
Orlando
Fla
Brad
Bury
Sweet Freight
Monticello
Dayan
Roosevelt
Jefferson-Aiken Mile
Banks Mill Road
Aiken Trials
Aiken Hunt
Jefferson-Aiken
Adonis Stable
Rankings Shakeup Rocks Major College Basketball
The Associated Press released a wholesale shakeup of the major college basketball rankings, reflecting significant changes across the poll. The upheaval affects numerous programs and alters the balance at the top.
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Associated Press
Mays Heads Baseball's Most Expensive Group
Willie Mays led a trio of high priced signings as the Giants agreed to a two year deal worth over 300000 and joined Frank Howard Johnny Bench Ted Savage Graig Nettles and others in a busy holdout market leaving Vada Pinson seeking legal aid as contract talks continued.
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San Francisco Giants
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Ted Savage
Milwaukee Brewers
Graig Nettles
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Vada Pinson
Horace Stoneham
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Willie
Stoneham
Peter
Casa Grande
Ariz
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Pinson
Indians
RBI
Alvin Dark
Curt Flood
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Mike Andrews
Chicago White Sox
Oliva
Twins
Stu Holcomb
Chicago
Sox
Andrews
Tourney Scramble Climaxes With Key NCAA Bids Spat
In a climactic round of college games, Marquette beat Creighton Notre Dame defeated Dayton and West Texas State toppled Houston boosting chances for at large NCAA bids and possible NIT spots. UCLA and USC won as Pac 8 title race tightens with Washington and Washington State results.
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Creighton
Notre Dame
Dayton
West Texas State
Houston
Jacksonville Dolphins
Fordham
Duquesne
Villanova
Massachusetts
Georgia Tech
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New Mexico State
Long Beach State
LaSalle
Rider
Penn
Western Kentucky
Miami
Ohio
Weber State
University of the Pacific
New York
Madison Square Garden
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Memphis State
St. John's of New York
Providence
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Rutgers
St. Bonaventure
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UCLA
Southern California
Pacific Northwest
Bruins
Washington
Huskies
Curtis Rowe
Henry Bibby
Bowing Briefs From Aiken Bowling League Standouts
High team game and series led Warneke's with 1706 and 5 1. Megs Ryan topped individual games at 183 and Evelyn Windham led in series with 173 and 166. High handicap marks included 2478 team and 2118 scratch, while Aiken Bowl posted top scratch game 737 and John Harden’s Heart of Aiken Restaurant had top scratch 232.
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Megs Ryan
Evelyn Windham
Peg Bethmann
Ruth Taylor
Feaster Gregorian
Varyene Burleson
Eleanor Rideout
Aiken Bowl
Aiken Bow
John Harden
Heart of Aiken
Heart of Aiken Restaurant
Jim Snell
We Edwards Farmers
City Billiards Town & Country
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Jackie's Fabrics
Warnekes
Stora Lomanck Pharmacy
Satcher Ford
Aiken
APS Horse Show to Feature 17 Classes at Aiken Stables
The APS Hunter Horse Show at the A.P.S. Stables Ring in Aiken begins 1 30 am with 17 classes judged by George Webster Tryon NC. Admission 1 for adults 50 cents for under 12. A 3 entry fee applies for class competition. Champion points awarded to top four in divisions Over the Fences and Under Saddle counts for qualifiers. Mail entries to Walter C. Newman Box 119 Aiken.
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Aiken Prep
A.P.S
Walter Newman
George Webster
Tryon
N.C
Pete
Aiken Recreation Department Sponsors Women’s Doubles Tennis
The Aiken Recreation Department announces a women’s doubles tennis tournament on March 15 at Virginia Acres Recreation Park. There is no entry fee and any woman may enter by contacting the department at 648-0151. Each team must register before 4 p.m. March 10 and provide one can of new tennis balls.
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Aiken Recreation Department
Virginia Acres Recreation Park
Aiken Recreation
USC Beats Washington State 75-44 On Road Victory
Third ranked USC edged Washington State 75 44 after a late burst 11 straight points. Ron Riley topped scoring with 21 while Jim Meredith scored 18 for WSU as crowd troubles paused the game and technical fouls were issued.
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Southern Cal
Washington State
Ron Riley
Marquette
Creighton
Bluejays
Warriors
Pullman, Wash
Southern California
WSU
Trojans
USC
Jim Meredith
WKY Star McDaniels Sets Two School Records in Loss
Western Kentucky 7 foot center Jim McDaniels scored 39 points and grabbed 23 rebounds to push career totals to 2,091 points and 1,052 rebounds, surpassing Ralph Crostwaite and Art Spoelstra as he led the Hilltoppers in an Ohio Valley Conference game where Austin Peay beat WKY 96-84.
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Western Kentucky
Jim McDaniels
Austin Peay
Clarksville
McDaniels
Ralph Crostwaite
Art Spoelstra
Controversy Over Baseball Drug Education Program Emerges
In Fort Lauderdale AP reports major league personnel face backlash as amphetamine and barbiturate terms join the sport's drug education plan led by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Johns Hopkins expert Dr. Garrett O Connor. Elston Howard defends open inquiry amid concerns over overreaction.
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Fort Lauderdale
Portland Clinches Division Title In Standings Report
Portland clinched the division title as standings show 23 teams 47 losses and a 4.329 win percentage while Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia 127 to 103 and Chicago beat Cincinnati 98 to 94 in Monday results with no further games scheduled.
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
Jackson Readies Mini Nationals at Four Lane Drive Strip
Jackson Drag Strip will host the National Association of Automobile Racing second Mini Nationals this weekend opening the 1971 season. Last year nearly 200 cars raced for an $8 000 purse while this year entries pour in amid hopes for perfect weather with rain dates March 13 14. Gates open 10 a.m. Saturday with eliminations at 3 p.m.
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National Association Automobile Racing
National Association of Automobile Racing
NAAR
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Steed
Four Lane Drive
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