Cothran Named Sports Champ At Aiken Preparatory School
Frank Cothran son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Cothran of Aiken was named Sports Day Champion at the 51st Annual Sports Day of the Aiken Preparatory School held Monday. Cothran scored 14 points in events including the 60 yard dash high jump obstacle race and long distance race to defeat runner up Duncan Pindar. Junior Champion went to Bobby Boyd of Roswell Ga with runner up Ken Carrington. Sub Junior Championship won by Ken Leverett Aiken. Deane Duggar captained the Prep School relay team to victory over Aiken Day School. Brant Thigpen set a new sub junior high jump record at 3 feet 9 inches. Results include various dash and jump events among Aiken participants and other schools with multiple place winners.
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Samuel Cothran
Aiken
Aiken Preparatory School
Cothran
Duncan Pindar
Chip Adams
Deas Manning
Bobby Boyd
Roswell
Ken Carrington
Larry Durham
Mike Burke
Ken Leverett
Lucian Fox
Buckie Grant
Brant Thigpen
Deane Duggar
Winston- Salem
N.C
Aiken Day School
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Fred Astaire
Peter Manigault
Bucky Grant
George Mercer
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Rickie Bostwick
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Buist Kerrison
Mike Wallace
Terry Goldenstar
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Carrington
Durham
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Andrew Drury
Chip Freeman
Gaither Davis
Spencer Boyd
Merritt Dixon
Henry A. Woodhead Jr
Fox
Bruce Prior
Mercer
Winston-Salem
N. C
Robbie Boyd
Seymour H. Knox
Buffalo
N. Y
Hindman
January Wins Jacksonville Playoff in Grand Comeback
Don January, at 40, captured the Greater Jacksonville Open title with a playoff win over Dale Douglass after a three birdie finish. He earned 11th career victory and over $25,000 plus TV money and gate receipts. January planned to rest games then return to Dallas while preparing to open Royal Oak Country Club in July.
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Miami
Dallas
Billy Martindale
Royal Oak Country Club
January
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Hidden Hills
Douglass
Hornet Golfers Travel To Greenwood Today
Aiken High travels to Greenwood to face the Emeralds on their home course. Vernon Hyman shot 68 in a 289-307 win over A.C. Flora as Mike Schroder Hank Cormany and Jim Cormany also posted solid scores in wet conditions. Flora missed its usual four man squad, Howard Wills playing in another event.
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Greenwood
Emeralds
Aiken
A.C. Flora
Columbia
Highland Park
Vernon Hyman
Flora
Mike Schroder
Hank Cormany
Jim Cormany
Oz Hillman
Hornet
Howard Wills
Camden
Wills
Hyman
Vernon Hyman Guides Greenwood Varsity Return
Vernon Hyman expects Greenwood high to field a full varsity squad with key players Ken Hawthorne and Press Turner back. He says Hawthorne Turner and Schroder form strong trio while Schrader and Hyman will hold their own, with Aiken’s trio Jim Cormany and Jim Morris supporting in the three and four positions.
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Greenwood
Ken Hawthorne
Press Turner
Hyman
Hawthorne
Turner
Schroder
Schrader
Aiken
Jim Cormany
Jim Morris
Wicks unhappy with performance after NCAA win
UCLA star Sidney Wicks says he did not play up to his potential after UCLA’s 80-69 NCAA final victory over Jacksonville. He plans to work all summer to improve and reflects on teammates Lew Alcindor Steve Patterson John Vallely Curtis Rowe Henry Bibby and racial dynamics on the team.
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Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Steve
John
Steve Patterson
John Vallely
Curtis Rowe
Henry Bibby
Jacksonville
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Alcindor
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Aiken Hornets Host Greenwood in Region Showdown
The Aiken Hornets 0-3 host Greenwood for a Region 1-AAAA baseball game at 4 p.m. The Hornets have lost three by one run, including 1-0 to Orangeburg, 2-1 to Orangeburg, and 2-1 to Graniteville.
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Aiken
Hornets
Greenwood
Orangeburg
Graniteville
Pilot sale to Milwaukee faces court clash in Seattle
In Seattle, dual court actions seek to halt or approve the Pilots transfer to Milwaukee. Judge James Mifflin weighed injunctions as Washington State and Seattle challenge the sale under bankruptcy and antitrust considerations.
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Seattle Pilots
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American League Baseball Club
Superior Court
James Mifflin
Washington State
U.S. District Court
Pacific Northwest Sports, Inc
Pilots
William Walsh
Pacific Northwest Sports
Alfred Schweppe
Tampa
Twins End Spring Slump With 4-3 Win Over White Sox
The Minnesota Twins halted a 2-14 spring skid behind Ron Perranoski despite a bases loaded jam in the ninth. Char lie Manuel drove in a run in the eighth and Oliva homered. Earlier, Bob Veale led Pittsburgh past Kansas City 15-7 with five home runs. Cleon Jones hit a three run inside the park for the Mets in a 4-3 win over St. Louis.
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Perranoski
Twins
Chicago
Tom McGraw
Bill Melton
Tony Oliva
Pittsburgh Pirates
Big Bob Veale
Kansas City
Veale
Pirate
Willie Stargell
Gene Alley
Jerry May
John Jeter
Bill Mazeroski
New York Mets
St. Louis
Cleon Jones
Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Chris Short
Larry Hisle
Phils
NBA Begins Harvest Of Basketball Stars
New York AP reports the 1970 NBA draft opens with Detroit selecting Bob Lanier and San Diego taking Rudy Tomjanovich, while Atlanta gains Pete Maravich. the ABA signs nine players, including Dan Issel, as the two leagues pursue top college talents amid merger uncertainty.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Bob Lanier
Rudy Tomjanovich
Pete Maravich
American Basketball Association
NBA
Maravich Leads Top Draft Picks Across Two Leagues
Pistol Pete Maravich of LSU is the No 1 draft choice for both the ABA Carolina Cougars and NBA Atlanta. The article lists selections including Vann Williford North Carolina State and Bob Leinhard Georgia with numerous players from various colleges, detailing rounds and teams across the ABA and NBA.
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Washington
Pete Maravich
LSU
Carolinas Cougars
American Basketball Association
Atlanta
National Basketball Association
Cougars
Vann Williford
North Carolina State
Bob Leinhard
Georgia
Greg McDivitt
Ohio University
Norvis Anderson
Stephen F. Austin
Paul Adam
Central Washington
Ernie Killum
Stetson
Wayne Sokoloski
Ashland
Carl Johnson
Gustabus Adolphus
Jim Signorile
NYU
Randy Smith
Buffalo State
Mike Maloy
Davidson
Pittsburgh
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Boston
NBA
Maloy
Doug Cook
Racing Roundup from Aqueduct Pimlico Gulfstream and Oaklawn
Native Fern won the Bee Mac Purse at Aqueduct by 1% lengths over Royal Signal. Executive Officer took the Pimlico feature by 3% lengths over Alibi Music. Bords ofafeather defeated Har leigh Green by half a length at Gulfstream. Solemn Promise won Oaklawn’s headliner by 1% lengths over Mr. Colleoni.
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Fern
Aqueduct
Royal Signal
Baltimore
Alibi Music
Pimlico
Hallandale
Fla
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Hot Springs
Ark
Solemn Promise
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Mr. Colleoni
Coach of Year awards split between UCLA and LSU stars
John Wooden of UCLA received the U S Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year honor after his Bruins secured a fourth straight NCAA major college title. Pete Maravich of LSU was named Player of the Year with the Henry Iba Award.
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New York
John Wooden
Ucla Bruins
U.S. Basketball Writers Association
Smith Barrer
Greensboro News, Association
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Henry Iba
Maravich Waiting For Best Pro Contract Deal
Pete Maravich said he will take time to decide on a pro basketball contract after being drafted by the Atlanta Hawks and Carolina Cougars. The LSU star, at a Monday awards banquet, emphasized consulting his lawyer before any signing, while his father Press denied coaching pro team rumors.
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Maravich
Danny Hester
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
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Bowling Briefs Highlight Local High Power Performances
March 11 bowling results show Rita White leading with 193 in single game and 527 in series. Warneke's tops team events with 667 game and 1828 series, while Marta Snipes and others post multiple 170s. March 18 sees Carol Ross 205 in single game and Warneke's 654 game 1893 series wins. Other 500s include Bethmann 520 White 519 Casto 506.
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Rita White
Warneke
Martha Snipes
Ev Windham
Carol Ross
Marge Godfrey
Dot Casto
Megs Ryan
Peg Bethmann
Barb Wessinger
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