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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1970

Page

7

Press relations and the coach journalist divide in sports

Red Smith reflects on the uneasy bond between coaches and the press in professional football and baseball. He highlights Clive Rush's Boston exit, press pressure on teams like the Yankees, and the cycle of blame between managers players and reporters, noting the media’s role in shaping public perception.

Clive Rush Boston Boston Press Jets Weeb Ewbank Clive Bush Clive Leo Durocher Roger Maris William Jennings Bryan Tex McCrary Merv Griffin New York Yankees Johnny Keane Johnny Harry Houdini Potter's Field

Rocks Undefeated Hornets End Year On Winning Note

NORTH AUGUSTA The Hornets visit Orangeburg next week after a 42 20 loss to arch rival North Augusta. Jalline Dolly scored twice on 39 and two yard runs and Reggie Brown added a 32 yard TD as Aiken led 14 0 before finally scoring in the second quarter. The Hornets offense struggled to mount a sustained attack until late in the game.

North Augusta Hornets Orangeburo Sein Tathinn Jalline Dolly Reggie Brown Aiken Jackets Aikens David Jett Phillip Watson Martin Col Thei Hargrove Donnie McVicker Robert Rogers Coffey Wagoner - Salley War Eagles Rocks Junior Lamb Graniteville McDuffie Jacks Saints Ronald Raysor Bobby Voight Williston Mic Carolina Buddy Garner Don Zourk Mick Carolina Jimmy Small James Jenkins

Turkey Tourney Leaders at Highland Park First Round

The Turkey Tournament at Highland Park leads with Georgena Jammies 69 Jewel Napeli 70 Marian Acton 70 and Donna Petersen 70. Second night leaders are Margaret Sires Alma Arnett with 78. Second round tee times start 9am with Acton Cook at 9 07 Burdette M Jones Hale at 9 14 Cunningham O Neill Rodes at 9 20 Sires Fair Siovic.

Highland Park Georgena Jammies Jewel Napeli Marian Acton Donna Petersen Ight Margaret Sires Alma Arnett Met Acton Cook Burdette

Benvenuti Loses World Middleweight Crown in 12th Round

In Rome on November 9, Nino Benvenuti, Italy's boxing pride, fell to Argentina's Carmelo Monzon in the 12th round, losing the world middleweight title and raising questions about Benvenuti's future after two years as champion.

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Callahan Wins Top Spot At Jackson Drag Strip

Bob Callahan of Atlanta clinched the eliminator title at the Jackson drag strip on Sunday with an 11 24 elapsed time and 118 mph top speed before about 1 500 spectators. Gravy son Williams of Beech Island finished second in a Chevy II. Corvette from Decatur led in round two. Bill Vanner of Norcross won pro stock in a Dodge Challenger, with Calvin Nabers of Atlanta second in a Camaro. Promoter L B Steed Jr announced the next meet will run Sunday then pause two to three weeks, resume December 6.

Jackson Ben Caliahan Atlanta Son Williams Beech Island Decatur Hood and Payne Bill Vanner Nercross Ga Calvin Nabers

Notre Dame Leader Bud Carson Praises Top Team Status

Bud Carson states Notre Dame is the best team in the country after a 30 4 victory over Navy. The piece notes Stanford’s win over Washington and Oregon’s win over Air Force, with Joe Theismann setting Notre Dame total offense records in a Pitt game.

Bud Carson Notre Dame Bill Beall Baylor Texas Steve Worster Georgia Neal Pitt Carson Navy Ohio State Stanford Washington Oregons No 9 Air Force Falcons Houston Jim Plunkett Enna Et

Aiken area road sign quotes slogan on highway

A roadside sign along Hwy 215 in Wagener Road area of Aiken, South Carolina displays the motto "Owned By Those We Serve" as part of local branding.

Hwy. No Wagener Road Aiken, S.C

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