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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1983

Page

9

Bryant and Herschel Walker sparkboard on fame and leadership

The column contrasts Coach Bryant’s leadership with public hero worship and examines Herschel Walker’s $16 million choice. It notes life after football at Georgia and warns that money can erode trust while the program endures beyond star players.

Paul Bear) Bryant Alabama Jim Minter Atlanta Journal and Constitution Minter Bryant Bear America Herschel Walker University of Georgia FBI Herschel Number 34 Athens New Jersey Georgia

Pacers sweep Robert Morris in double header

USC Aiken easily beat Robert Morris College 14 4 and 11 9 in a two game set as Steve Wiggins and Jim Vance combine for the wins. The Pacers improve to 9 0 and prepare for Erskine in a district game.

Usc-Aiken Randy Warrick Pacers Robert Morris College Pittsburgh Warrick Robert Morris USCA Traviaus Clark Page Conner Kenny Kirkland Danny Frangos Steve Wiggins Jim Vance Vance USC Montreal-Anderson Real Erskine Augusta College Alessio Simonovic J. Candelmo Mackoeff Mastorovich Pratt Greiser Geffel Russell Palmer Ron Fix Ricky Brown Bill Harvey Randolph Raysor John Jarrett David Miller Warren Sharpe Travians Clark Allen Goldberg John Toth Scotty Hawkins Deiby Boroch Stopperich G. Candelmo Schmidt McAffe Montardi Kopala Blaine Bronson

Cougars Upset UCLA Bruins In Narrow Pac-10 Win

Washington State, 22-5, toppled fourth-ranked UCLA 70-68 as Bryan Pollard tipped in at the buzzer. Georgetown, 21-8, beat No 20 Syracuse 80-75 behind David Wingate and Patrick Ewing, setting up a Big East tournament meeting.

Washington State Cougars Pullman Wash Idaho Palouse Rockies Washington UCLA Bruins Bryan Pollard WSU George Raveling Associated Press Patrick Ewing David Wingate Georgetown University Syracuse Landover Georgetown New York Wingate Ewing Orangemen Tony Bruin Bruin Erich Santifer

Spider-Pacer Intercollegiate Invitational Opens At Midland Valley

The Spider-Pacer Intercollegiate Invitational golf tournament started today at Midland Valley Country Club with 19 schools including USC Aiken and the University of Richmond. Field features defending champion Spartanburg Methodist and notable programs such as Navy Vanderbilt and James Madison. The second round is tomorrow at Houndslake with a 7 p.m banquet featuring Leonard Postero and chaired by Art Hendley.

Midland Valley Country Club USC Aiken University of Richmond Citadel Penn State Coastal Carolina University of Alabama-Birmingham Shorter College Appalachian State Limestone Spartanburg Methodist Virginia Commonwealth Augusta College Navy Vanderbilt Guilford University of Tennessee

Sampson and Two Tar Heels on All American Team

Virginia star Ralph Sampson earns his third USBWA All-America selection while Oklahoma freshman Wayman Tisdale joins as the first to be named to the 10 player squad. Also named are Sam Perkins and Michael Jordan of North Carolina, Keith Lee Memphis State, Pat Ewing Georgetown, Sidney Green UNLV, Dale Ellis Tennessee, Randy Wittman Indiana and Clyde Drexler Houston.

ST. Louis Virginia Ralph Sampson Oklahoma Wayman Tisdale Sam Perkins Michael Jordan North Carolina Keith Lee Memphis State Pat Ewing Georgetown Sidney Green Nevada-Las Vegas Dale Ellis Tennessee Randy Wittman Indiana Clyde Drexler Houston Sampson Perkins Ellis USBWA Tisdale Jordan Lee Ewing Hoyas

Michigan Panthers edge Birmingham 9 7 in USFL debut

Michigan Panthers beat Birmingham Stallions 9 to 7 on three Novo Bojovic field goals as defense dominated. Ray Bentley anchored the Panthers with 10 tackles and an interception, while Reggie Collier led Birmingham with 49 rushing yards and a late touchdown.

Michigan Birmingham Ala Jim Stanley United States Football League Michigan Panthers Birmingham Stallions Stanley Panthers Novo Bojovic Reggie Collier Scott Norwood Ray Bentley Bentley Larry McPherson Stallions Mike Raines Collier Hebert Tony Ellis Anthony Carter Boston Tampa Bay Chicago Washington Philadelphia Denver Los Angeles New Jersey Oakland Arizona

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