North Augusta Edges Strom Thurmond 9 8 In Extra Innings
North Augusta High edged Strom Thurmond 9 to 8 in 9 innings to advance in the Aiken Invitational Tournament at Citizen's Field. Chris Conner started the bottom of the ninth with a single and scored the winning run as North Augusta capitalized on ten Rebel errors.
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North Augusta High
Strom Thurmond
Jackets
Citizen’s Field
North Augusta
Chris Conner
Martin Johnson
Conner
Brooker Strom
Rod Greenway
Chip Atkinson
Inman Floyd
Rebels
Atkinson
Tracy Burttram
Randy Metz
Lexington
Antchell Herring
Wayne Freeman
Sonny Floyd
Paul Kelly
Doug Painter
Milton Curry
Ene
Raymond Kelly
Jimmy North
Augusta
Hose Wheeler
Robert Hardy
Johnny Middleton
Danny Collins
Tommy Thornton
Gene Jennings
Brian Pate
Aiken Standouts Rally In Local Hoop Title Chase
Aiken prep athletes push toward district glory with standout performances on March 20, 1979. Local teams and coaches coordinate to maximize late-season results as fans pack arenas for key matchups and potential playoff seeding.
Pitching fuels L B C win in Aiken tourney opener
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High defeats Lexington 5 to 4 at Citizen's Field as Jeff Clark and Darrell Meyer combine for the Lions. Clark allowed five innings before Meyer closed with two innings and his second straight save. L B C advances to the winners bracket to face North Augusta at 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Langley-Bath-Clearwater High
Charlie Reames
Lions
Lexington
Citizen's Field
Clark
Lion
Mike Maxwell
Reames
Darrell Meyer
Taylor
Meyer
Darrell (Meyer
Clay Pearson
Charles Parrish
Crames
Johnny McGee
Pearson
L-B-C
North Augusta
Strom Thurmond
Traverous Clark
Sorte
Bubbe Maxwell
Cra Shaylor
David Mills
David Muller
Nate
Scott Teriton
Richar Owens
Brian Easmunds
Edwardsoo
Ry Pearson
Jeff Clark
Ken Criswell
Bill Hamilton
Kenneth Williams
Larry Coleman
David Gurdie
Robert Morris
Keith Smith
Darre
Pacer Golfers Seventh In Augusta Tournament
USC Aiken tied for seventh after opening round of the Augusta College Invitational with a 410. Walter Pendleton led individuals at 72 as Lander topped the field and Augusta followed closely. Other teams include South Carolina State Presbyterian Northern Kentucky USCA Valdosta State Armstrong State and more.
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Augusta
Usc-Aiken
Pacers
Usc-A
University of South Carolina
James B. Holderman
Tom Ferriter
Forest Hills
Augusta College
Walter Pendleton
Lander
South Carolina State
Presbyterian
Northern Kentucky
USCA
Valdosta State
Armstrong State
Pacers rally in eleventh for 5 4 win over Newberry
USC Aiken tops Newberry 5 4 in 11 innings as Mike Hite scores on a two out double by Newberry miscue and Charlie Colclough adds insurance with a two run double. Richard Reynolds earns the complete game win with eight strikeouts as USC Aiken improves to 7 7 and 2 1 in district play. Francis Marion visit next.
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Newberry
Softree
Mike Hite
USC Aiken
Newberry College
Hite
Charlie Colclough
Pacers
Richard Reynolds
Indians
Reynolds
Pat Reilly
Florence
Usc-Aiken
Bobby Cue
Dick Abney
Rick Lawton
Mike Conignaro
Charlie Colci Ihn
Mark Hite
John Green
Dean Grover
Jacque Gilliam
Steve Sotir
Mark Lowerbach
Rocky Dubard
Purdue and Indiana Meet in NIT Final
Purdue 27 7 from West Lafayette faces Indiana 21 12 of Bloomington in the 42nd NIT final at Madison Square Garden. Joe Barry Carroll leads Purdue with 42 points against Alabama, while Indiana’s Mike Woodson and guards pace a 64 55 semifinal win over Ohio State.
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NEW York
Purdue University
Indiana University
Boilermakers
West Lafayette
Ind
Hoosiers
Bloomington
Madison Square Garden
Xavier
Dayton
Purdue
Joe Barry Carroll
Alabama
Indiana
Mike Woodson
Ohio State
Midwest
Bobby Knight
Big Ten
Knight
Carroll
Ken Norton
Manhattan
Butch Beard
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Crimson Tide
Eddie Phillips
Phil Lockett
Reggie King
Phillips
Lockett
King
Iowa
Joe Barry
Lee Rose
C.M. Newton
Jerry Lichting
Brian Walker
Robert Scott
Woodson
Butch Carter
Randy Wittman
Ray Tolbert
Kelvin Ransey
Herb Williams
Buckeyes
Williams
Eldon Miller
Southern flavor highlights national small college tourney
The national small college women's tournament opens in Fargo North Dakota with a strong Carolina presence. Defending champion High Point and South Carolina State lead seeds, aided by veterans like Ethel White Warie Riley Joyce Robinson and Queen Brumfield, as Fieldhouse action at North Dakota State begins at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Fargo
N.C
Carolina
High Point
South Carolina State
North Dakota
State University Fieldhouse
Panthers
Ethel White
Warie Riley
Joyce Robinson
Lady Bulldogs
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Southeastern Louisiana State
Lady Lions
Queen Brumfield
AIAW
Ann Meyers
University of Dayton
Ohio
Seton Hall
N.J
Minnesota
Concordia
North Dakota State
Brumfield
Riley
White
Meyers
Roberta Williams
American Women’s Sports Foundation
Cindy Williams
Southeastern Louisiana
Vanessa Barnes
Tuskegee
Ala
Kim Buekel
Pepperdine
Pam
South Carolina
Williams
Margaret English
NDSU
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Rick Manning
Cleveland Indians
Scottsdale
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Manning
Ted Cox
Jeff Newman
Oakland A’s
Aiken
Rob Matwick
Pacer
Richard
Randy Warrick
Ters
Warrick
Francis Marion
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Osvaldo Ocasio
Las Vegas
Anthony Roberts
Oral Roberts
Bobby Lloyd
Rutgers