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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1977

Page

8

Newberry Indians Top Hastings 84 81 In NAIA Opener

Center Scott Conant led Newberry with 20 points and reserve Ronnie Creamer added 10 assists and seven rebounds as the top-seeded Indians rallied past Hastings Neb 84-81 in the NAIA tournament first round. Sweeney scored 22 and Bergman 21 for Hastings in defeat.

Kansas City Scott Conant Ronnie Creamer Newberry Pesky Hastings Neb Dowling N.Y Whittier Calif Alabama-Huntsville Kentucky State Hawaii-Hilo Spring Garden Wisconsin-Parkside Paine Southwestern State Okla Southern Utah Hastings Doug Sweeney Paul Bergman Creamer Indians Sweeney Bergman Broncos Gilbert Hicks Jay Bartholomew

Tennessee Tops Vanderbilt and Kentucky Whips Georgia

Tennessee defeated Vanderbilt 65-55 as guard trio led by Mike Jackson Ernie Grunfeld and Bernard King. Kentucky routed Georgia 72-54 with Jack Givens and Rick Robey aiding the win. Kentucky and Tennessee tied for the SEC title with Tennessee earning NCAA bid by defeating Kentucky twice.

Kentucky Tennessee Vols Syracuse Baton Rouge Princeton Vanderbilt Mike Jackson Ernie Grunfeld Bernard King Georgia Jack Givens Rick Robey

UCLA's Marques Johnson Wins AP Player of the Year

UCLA guard Marques Johnson won the Adolph Rupp Trophy as AP Player of the Year for 1976 77. Johnson, who stayed at UCLA rather than turning pro, credited fate for his senior season success and thanked teammates and family at a midtown New York news conference.

UCLA Marques Johnson Adolph Rupp Kentucky Associated Press NEW York Johnson Fate Bartow Rupp Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky

Record Free Throw Pct Marks by College Players

Billy Newton of Morgan State and Kent Andrews of McNeese State set single season free throw percentage records by making 85 of 90 attempts. Clarence Bevo Francis of Rio Grande averaged 46.5 points per game in 1954, a historic scoring mark.

Billy Newton Morgan State Kent Andrews McNeese State Clarence Bevo) Francis Rio Grande

First Sun Belt Tournament Opens Tonight In Charlotte

In Charlotte North Carolina the Sun Belt Conference opens its tournament with UNC Charlotte favored to win as Georgia State meets New Orleans at 7 p.m. UNCC plays Jacksonville at 9 p.m. Winners meet for the title Wednesday after a consolation game. UNCC has a NCAA bid already secured. Commissioner Vic Bubas calls the event a boost and notes MCC is the favorite to win.

Charlotte N.C University of North Carolina Georgia State New Orleans UNCC Jacksonville National Collegiate Athletic Association Sun Belt Vic Bubas MCC

Carter Named Southern Conference Player of the Year

VMI star Ron Carter, a 6 foot 5 forward from Pittsburgh, was voted the Southern Conference player of the year by the league media. He averaged 20.2 points and 7.3 rebounds this season as VMI won the conference and earned an NCAA bid. Carter had 32 points and 18 rebounds in a key win over Furman and led VMI to a 21 game streak.

Richmond Ron Carter Virginia Military Pittsburgh Carter Jonathan Moore Furman VMI Will Bynum John Lowenhaupt William and Mary John Gordy Davidson Bruce Grimm Raleigh N. C Duquesne Keydets Rutgers Appalachian State

Michigan Tops AP Poll After Comeback Victory

Michigan 23 3 team led by coach Johnny Orr defeats Marquette 69-68 to claim No 1 in the AP poll with 29 first place votes 912 points. San Francisco falls to No 3 after Notre Dame ends perfect season while UCLA remains second with 853 points and six first place votes.

Michigan Johnny Orr Marquette San Francisco Dons Dons Notre Dame San Francisco Nevada

North Carolina Holds Lead In ACC Tournament After Poll Rise

North Carolina 25 4 ranked fifth in national poll after ACC title. Tar Heels 688 points three first place votes open NCAA against Purdue. Nevada Las Vegas 25 2 564 points top five. Kentucky falls to sixth after loss to Tennessee 81 79. Volunteers 23 3 562 points one first place vote. Tennessee faces Syracuse in opener. Kentucky plays Princeton. Arkansas eighth at 26 1. Wake Forest in NCAA. Minnesota 24 3 suspended. Syracuse 25 3 completes Top Ten. Cincinnati leads second ten. Notre Dame and Marquette rise. UNC Charlotte debuts in NCAA tourney.

Alabama Crimson Tide Tennessee Kentucky Florida Notre Dame Irish San Francisco Toby Knight Duck Williams DePaul Associated Press Orr Wolverines Big Ten Holy Cross Illinois Purdue Marquette North Carolina Tar Heels Wildcats Volunteers Vols Syracuse Princeton Cincinnati Providence Louisville Michigan Detroit North Carolina-Charlotte Utah Arizona UCLA San Fran Carolina Arkansas Minnesota Unc-Charlotte

State Playoffs Open Tonight For Four Aiken County Teams

Four Aiken County teams begin state playoff action tonight. Aiken High boys, top at-large in the upper state, meet Westside of Anderson at 8 p.m. in Spartanburg High gym. Wagener Salley boys face Mt Pisgah at 3 p.m. at Camden Civic Center. Aiken High girls take on Lexington High at 7 p.m. at Irma High. Jackson High girls play Mt Pisgah at 5 p.m. in Camden. North Augusta girls start tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Irmo High against Union.

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