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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1982
Page
10
At Bay Hill in Orlando Arnold Palmer says mowers will not be run for the Bay Hill Golf Classic. Andy Bean, last year’s winner with 18 under, faces rivals including Jack Nicklaus as the event carries a $300,000 purse and strong field.
Ralph Sampson of Virginia and James Worthy of North Carolina head the 1982 All-ACC team selections announced in Raleigh. Also named to the first five are Sam Perkins, Vince Taylor of Duke, and Othell Wilson of Virginia, with second-team picks including Brook Steppe, Thurl Bailey, Dereck Whittenburg, Vince Hamilton, and Jim Johnstone.
Tech 88, N Y Maritime 72. Mary Washington 73, St Marys Md 69. East Coast Conference quarterfinals American 71, Rider 65. Drexel 61, T 55. La Salle 71, W Chester 56. St Josephs Pa 65, Hofstra 57. Pacific Coast First Round Callevine 90, Utah St 64. Fullerton St 64, Pacific 52. Long Beach St 71, San Jose St 68. SEC Auburn 38, Mississippi St 36 OT. Vanderbilt 47, Florida 46 2 OT. Womens SCATAW Playoff first round Francis Marion 107, Baptist 59. Winthrop 67, Spartanburg 57. Arcadia Calif. AP reports Excitable Lady wins 2 1/2 lengths in Las Cienegas Handicap at Santa Anita. Hialeah Fla. Robsphere wins Ocala Handicap at Hi-Bow. Bowie Md Gala Event wins Skipjacks Purse. Chicago AP No Barriers upsets Pocket Zipper in Royal Course Purse at Sportsman’s Park. Raul Winthrop 9, Gardner-Webb 1. Clemson 6, Campbell 2. Carolina 7, Newberry 2. Furman 7, Baptist 6 (12). Transactions: Braves sign Dale Murphy. Packers name Pete Kettela offensive backfield coach. Rams waive Dan Pastorini. Army fires Pete Gaudet.
Ruth Lent Dot Koonce and Joan Simmons won a 3 man best ball low net at Houndslake Country Club. Second went to LeClair Bur ckhalter Ruth Pugh and Louise Gaddy. Spider Invitational shifts play to Wednesday at 10 a.m. with March 16 qualifying for match play. Member guest set for April 27 with April 14 registration.
In Graniteville area Aiken March event saw 18 horsemen and guests compete at Midland Valley Country Club. The thoroughbred team of Mack Miller and Bobby Knowles won the Aiken Hay & Grain Trophy for low net, followed by standardbred team led by Gary Scurlock. Miller and Knowles posted the two man low net, with Turner and Hirsch earning other top scores.
Forty nine dogs and 125 people attended the Aiken Terrier Trials at Arrowhead Downs hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis with coordinators George and Sandra Thomas. Muppett Caper, a bitch puppy owned by Susan H. Brodie, won overall champion and also bested in the champion bitch puppy class. Reserve champion was Aiken from Rokeby Stable. Additional winners included Maggie, Keeper, and Joker with respective reserves.
Belvedere Athletic League opens registration for girls ages 7 and up and women ages 15 and up. Registration occurs Saturday 9 am to 5 pm at Belvedere Softball Field with a $15 fee and age proof required. Contact numbers 279-9345 and 279-7853 for details and coaching volunteers.
Willie Jones of Vanderbilt struggled in the first half against Florida but finished with 17 points as the Commodores edged Florida 47 46 in double overtime in SEC playoffs. Jones credited perseverance and determination after the tight win.
Prague AP reports Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia says he will not play Wimbledon this year. Bjorn Borg has not decided yet but a good possibility exists that he will skip the event, per Peter Johnson of International Management Group.
Wendell Gibson intercepted a College of Charleston pass and slammed it home with 14 seconds left to lift South Carolina-Spartanburg to a 54-52 NAIA District 6 final win. USCS improves to 22-5 and advances to the national championship in Kansas City.
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