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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2005
Page
13
Presale tickets for the Aiken Westside football game go on Thursday and Friday from 9 am to 4 pm at Aiken High. A Big Thursday Party for USC Clemson is set for 6 to 8 pm at the Hotel Aiken with 10 per person, food, drinks, and prizes.
Yankees star Alex Rodriguez won his second AL MVP in three seasons, finishing with 331 points after 16 first place votes. He edged Red Sox DH David Ortiz, while Vladimir Guerrero earned the lone first place vote. Rodriguez reflected on defense and clutch play after a season that saw him homer 48 times and drive in 130 runs.
The Pacers and Lady Pacers staged a joint tip-off banquet at Etherredge Center, a new season kickoff idea from coach Vince Alexander and assistant Mike Brandt. Chancellor Hallman praised the event as a grand start, with players and supporters meeting coaches, staff, and families before the season opener. The Lady Pacers host Carson-Newman while the Pacers face Catawba in the first season under Alexander.
Southern California and Texas sit Nos. 1 and 2 in the Bowl Championship Series with unbeaten records and three weeks left in the regular season. A pair of wins could lock a Rose Bowl match in Pasadena on January 4, as Miami trails with one loss and South Carolina sits No. 23.
Coco Hillary rushed for two touchdowns and threw another as Strom Thurmond defeated Manning 28-7 to reach the Class AAA third round for the first time since 1996. He also had a 2 yard TD run, a 27 yard TD pass to brother Aramis, and a 41 yard scoring run in a performance that helped Thurmond win its eighth straight and improve to 11-1. Hillary earned Aiken Standard player of the week honors for the effort.
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