Aiken Stables Adjust to Changeable 1972 Training Season
Fall brings adjustments as major stables depart and new arrivals, including Brookfield Farm at Camden and King Ranch stock headed by Jack Delzell, join Aiken. Perry Stable, Bwamazon, Brandywine, and others relocate trainers and horses ahead of the November influx and Belmon tPark yearling auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Joe Kulina
Pete Mazza
Kulina
Virgil R
Buddy) Raines
Brandywine
Donald P. Ross
Delaware
Brookfield Farm
Ed Kelly
Camden
W.C. Stephens
Stephens
Bill
W.H. Perry
Arriv
Bramazon Farm Stables
M.A. Waldheim
Frank Basile
Daniel Bates
Bates
Tony Basile
Bwamazon
New York
W.R. O'Neill
Kentucky
H.D. Paxson
Allen King
Jack Nelson
Mike Freeman
Pete McKenna
Freeman
Francis Bellhouse
G.H. Bostwick Stables
George Baker
Cragwood Stables
Charles W. Engelhard
Mackenzie (Mack) Miller
Greentree Stables
John Hay Whitney
Charles Payson
John M
Jack Gaver
Robert
Robbie) Dotter
A.B. Hancock Jr
Hancock
Belmont Park
Football Season Winds Down For Aiken County Schools
Milton Toby reports the 1972-73 high school football schedule ends with five Aiken area games. Graniteville hosts Calhoun Falls as Rock comeback hopes hinge on recovered players. Jackson visits Bowman. Wagener hosts Ridge Spring Monetta. L B C travels to Winnsboro. St Angela Academy finished last week.
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Milton Toby
Aiken
North Augusta
Graniteville
Calhoun Falls
L-B-C
Winnsboro
Wagener
Ridge Spring
Jackson
Duke Kight
the Rocks
Kight
And
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Elmo Roundtree
Kennedy Junior High
Aiken Junior High
Otis Joyce
Kennedy
David Herndon
Paul Jennings
Aiken Stables
D Discount Store
Wire Road
Camellia Trailer Park
Adies Slacks
Sport Coats
Wed
Aiken County
Rocks
Indians
Bowman
Eddie Watkins
Watkins
Ridge
Monetta High School
Trojan
Glenn Cumbee
Cumbee
Lions
Aiken Sporting Goods
Laurens
Walt’’ Burckhalter
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Kalmia Plaza
N. Augusta Plaza
Mitchell Shopping Center
Midland Valley Shopping Center