U S S R National Team Visits Arizona for ESPN Telecast
The Soviet Union national basketball team travels to Arizona to face the University in a high profile ESPN broadcast scheduled for Wednesday at 9 p.m. local time.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1986
Page
11
The Soviet Union national basketball team travels to Arizona to face the University in a high profile ESPN broadcast scheduled for Wednesday at 9 p.m. local time.
Public relations manager Charlie Cash says 3 year old Southjet will race in the Washington DC International at Laurel on November 15 with a $600000 purse. Kesslin, runner up in the Breeders Cup steeplechase, will run at Camden’s Colonial Cup on Sunday November 16 for a $60000 purse.
Vince Dooley states he feels good about choosing not to run for political office. He emphasizes there are still tasks to complete in his current role and identifies immediate goals to pursue.
Boston manager John McNamara wins his first AL Manager of the Year after guiding the Red Sox from fifth in 1985 to near a World Series, crediting Roger Clemens and his players for the turnaround. He edged Bobby Valentine by one first-place vote as Boston finishes 95-66, overcoming injuries and a midseason suspension.
Atlanta ends Milwaukee's Central Division bid with a 107 98 win. Dominique Wilkins left after one point due to an ankle injury, while Randy Wittman and Kevin Willis each scored 28 and 23 points respectively to carry the scoring load.
The AP high school football poll sees Summerville drop from No. 1 after a 21-14 loss to Berkeley, while Spartanburg and Berkeley surge to top spots in 4-A as Conway and Hartsville climb in the rankings. Clinton leads 3-A with a perfect 9-0 record, and Batesburg-Leesville remains unbeaten at 9-0 in 2-A.
A unsigned letter accused South Aikien High School coach John Wagoner of poor leadership as the Thoroughbreds rebounded from early season losses. The Mustangs under Reed Charpin showed defense strength and evolving offense led by Richard Rowell and receivers Ennis and Bryant. A win by South Aiken or neighboring rivals could reshape playoff odds and district standings.
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