Rams Dominate Falcons For Seventh Straight Victory
Los Angeles Rams defeated Atlanta 38 6 to extend their unbeaten run to seven games. Roman Gabriel threw three touchdowns and led two long second half drives while the Ram defense limited Atlanta to six yards in the first half. Tom Mason Wendell Tucker Jack Snow and Larry Smith each contributed receiving or rushing scores as Karl Sweetan added a 67 yard TD pass.
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Atlanta
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles
Falcons
Rams
Gabriel
Ron Smith
Ram
Lemmerman
Johnson
Mason
Billy Truax
Snow
Larry Smith
Wendell Tucker
Jack Snow
Larry Sith
Smith
Karl Sweetan
Tommy Mason
Bruce Lemmermann
Randy Johnson
Bob Etter
Etter
Bruce Gossett
Baughan
Scidelli
Graniteville Rocks Win 38-12 Over Barnwell For 8-AA Title
Graniteville toppled Barnwell 38-12 as Tailback Ken Widener scored two touchdowns and four two point conversions. The Rocks led 16-6 at halftime and pulled away with a 279 to 16 yardage edge. Graniteville improves to 5-0-4 in conference play and advances to face Jackson and then Thurmond in the playoffs.
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Graniteville
Barnwell
Tommy Lowe
Ricky Freeman
Mike Seigler
James Holloway
Hans Ready
Joel Randall
David Cook
Dwight Smith
Marty Baggot
Mike Burke
Daryl Ready
al McKay
David Holley
Ken Widener
Terry Carroll
Benny Jackson
Howell Marchant
Roger Ramsey
Daryl Napier
Stan Redd
Junior Lamb
Mike McLendon
Billy Holley
Whit Chappel
Ricky Hicks
Jimmy Corley
Ronnie Woodward
Mike Morrison
Mike Berry
Butch Davenport
Dannis Meyers
Don McLendon
David Johnson
Wyman Rogers
Danny Huff
Ken Meyers
Ed Rogers
Mike Duffie
Cline
Bickley
Kevin Smith
Rocks
Jackson
Thurmond
Saints blank Ridge Spring Monetta 36 to 0 homecoming win
St Angela’s homecoming game ended in a 36 0 victory over Ridge Spring Monetta as Tony Caver and David Caver powered the offense. The Saints built a 30 0 halftime lead with multiple scores and defensive miscues by the Hurricanes.
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Ronald Raysor
David Caver
Ted Carter
Ridge
Saints
Tony
St. Angela
Caver
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Browns Crush Cowboys 42 10 as Nelson Dials Five TDs
Cleveland quarterback Bill Nelson threw five touchdown passes two to Paul Warfield and Gary Collins to topple the previously unbeaten Dallas Cowboys 42 to 10. The Browns built a 21 0 lead and capitalized on three fumbles and a pick to stay atop the Century Division with a 5 1 1 record while Dallas drops to 6 1.
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Cleveland
Bill Nelson
Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Cleveland Browns
Dallas Cowboys
Browns
Dallas
Walt Garrison
John Garlington
Nelson
Warfield
Craig Baynham
Alvin Mitchell
Collins
Mike Howell
Ron Johnson
Cowboys
Mike Clark
Mel Renfro
Nelsen
Hornets Catch Renewed Spirit In 20-7 Victory
The Aiken Hornets smothered Greenwood Emeralds 20-7 on Greenwood’s homecoming night to improve to 4-5. Norman Belcher connected with Wilson Plunkett for a 30 yard TD, Plunkett added a fourth quarter 4 yard score, and Belcher’s kick gave a 7-0 halftime lead. Greenwood spoiled with a late score as Wells Massengill added the extra point following a James Wideman pass to Ken Milton. Aiken outgained Greenwood 268 to 98 yards.
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Graniteville
Danny Huff
Widener
Mike Burke
Rocks
Barnwell
Greenwood
Aiken Hornets
Emeralds
Columbia
Aiken
Hornets
Norman Belcher
Wilson Plunkett
Belcher
Plunkett
James Wideman
Ken Milton
Wells Massengill
David Jett
Dan Plyler
Burt Fires Six Touchdowns In LBC Victory
CLEARWATER LBC's Terry Burt threw six touchdown passes and Larry Holley scored five as the Lions beat Cardinal Newman 50-24 Friday night. Halfback Chris Palmer contributed three scores on Burt passes.
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Burt
LBC
Clearwater
Terry Burt
Larry Holley
Lions
Cardinal Newman
Chris Palmer
Rams Rally To An Easy Season Finale Victory
Schofield Rams overpower Jefferson High 56 to 8 in the final game. In a tight first half James Johnson and Rudolph Hall scored for Schofield. The Rams exploded for 42 points in the second half including a 24 yard pass to James Pontoon and a 31 yard run by Levi Isaac.
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Jefferson High
Eagles
Schofield
James Johnson
Rudolph Hall
Rams
Hall
James Pontoon
Levi Isaac
Johnson
Pontoon
Isaac
Jefferson
Nathanial Hankerson
Ram
William Clyburn
Jets Rally Past Dolphins In Close Comeback
New York Jets erase a 31-24 deficit in the fourth quarter to beat Miami 34-31. Joe Namath tosses late touchdowns to George Sauer and Don Maynard, John Elliott blocks a punt, and Jim Turner seals the win with a 36-yard field goal before Randy Beverly recovers the punt. Griese throws four TD passes for the Dolphins in a rainy day showdown.
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NEW York
Jim Turner
New York Jets
Miami
Dolphins
Joe Namath
Jets
George Sauer
Don Maynard
John Elliott
Turner
Bob Griese
Rick Norton
Bill Baird
Griese
Karl Kremser
Namath
Sauer
Matt Snell
Maynard
Larry Seiple
Elliott
Seiple
Randy Beverly
Wade Hampton Blasts North Augusta 36-0 in Non-Conference Win
Wade Hampton dominated North Augusta 36-0 Friday night. The Generals led 16-0 at halftime on an 18 yard field goal an 89 yard pass and a five yard run then added three second half touchdowns including a 34 yard pass and two short plunges to secure their fifth win of the season.
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North Augusta
Wade Hampton
Generals
Darkness Halts Kaiser Open Playoff In California
In Napa California darkness stopped a sudden death playoff for the Kaiser International open title. Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper and George Archer led the top spot with Don January in a four way tie after 72 holes. Play resumes Monday at noon EST with Nicklaus Casper Archer in contention.
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Napa
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
George Archer
Don January
Texas
Nicklaus
Archer
Casper
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