Lou Handler Promotes Frazier Foster Fight in Detroit
Detroit promoter Lou Handler gears up for the Frazier vs Foster boxing match at Cobo Arena with tickets moving amid a citywide sporting surge. The piece notes Handler’s push to build a personal narrative around Bob Foster and Joe Frazier while detailing local enthusiasm and surrounding sports headlines.
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New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Lewiston
Muhammad Ali
Sonny Liston
Flying Dams
Lou Handler
Cobo Arena
21St Century Sporting Club
Bob Foster
North America
Joe Frazier
Joe Louis
Bobo Newsome
Frazier
Jericho
Graniteville Rocks Eye Class AA Semi as Wrens Hurricanes Visit
Graniteville seeks a Class AA semifinal berth after a 54-6 playoff win over Lewisville. Coach Duke Eight expects a tough Wrens Hurricanes defense and potent ground attack. If Graniteville advances, they’d face Lake View or Cross in Moncks Corner for a shot at the state title.
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Graniteville
Rocks
Lewisville Lions
Wrens Hurricanes
Wren
Hurricanes
Rock
Lew
Dwight Smith
Junior Lamb
Kight
Hurricane
Cowpens
Lake View
Cross
Johnsonville
Happy Days Ahead For Wingshooters
Hunter seasons open soon across four species in Zone 3 counties Aiken Calhoun Lexington and Richland with dove turkey quail and duck seasons set. Daily limits vary from 15 quail to 18 doves and two gobblers with five turkeys per season. Ducks open December 2 and run to January 20 with a required Federal duck stamp and license. Aiken Cablevision will air a waterfowl film November 26 at 8 p.m. on channels 19 or 35.
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Navy
Aiken
Calhoun
Lexington
Richland
South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
Cablevision
Drifter Bowling League High Scores and Standings
Fay Bradham led individual scoring with a 243 scratch and 269 handicap game and 543 scratch plus 621 handicap series. Aiken Office Supply topped team honors with an 844 scratch and 970 handicap game and 2351 scratch and 2759 handicap series. Tossed in are high game and series by numerous players, plus splits and notable lineups across leagues.
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Fay Bradham
Fay
Aiken Office Supply
Citgo
Charlottes
Farmers & Merchants
Manning Owens
Aiken Industries
Carrousel
Aiken
Elliott Office Supply
Stephenson Finance
McCord's Nursery
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Midland Valley Plaza
Carolettes
City Billiards
Dot Casto
Jack Wood Named College Soccer Coach
Montreat Anderson College in Montreat North Carolina appoints Jack Wood son of Mr and Mrs L A Sanders of Graniteville to coach the varsity soccer team. The college in its third year of inter collegiate soccer competes in the Western Carolina Junior College Conference as part of a growing athletic program.
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Montreat
N.C
Jack Wood
L. A. Sanders
Graniteville
Montreat-Anderson College
Montreat-Anderson
Western Carolina Junior College
Presbyterian Junior College
Palmetto Retriever Club announces fall field trial details
The Palmetto Retriever Club schedules its Fall Field Trial for November 28 in Fairfield County three miles south of Winnsboro off US 321 on SC 269. Judge Tom Barrineau chairs the event with a Derby for two year olds and under at 8 a.m. Open all dogs at 10:30 a.m. Puppy Stakes for under one year at 2 p.m. All retriever breeds are eligible.
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Palmetto Retriever Club
Fairfield County
Winnsboro
US 321
S.C
Tom Barrineau
Aiken Area Grid Standings Final Conference Records
The Aiken Hornets finish 1-6 in conference play and are tied for sixth with B.T. Washington and Columbia High. North Augusta places fourth. L-B-C goes 3-6-0 to clinch sixth. Graniteville defeats Lewisville 54-6 to stay atop its conference. Aiken County teams St. Angela fourth Jackson fifth Ridge Spring Monetta sixth Wagener Salley seventh. Official regional standings follow.
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Aiken Hornets
B.T. Washington
Columbia High
North Augusta
L-B-C
Graniteville
Lewisville
Aiken County
St. Angela
Jackson
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Wagener-Salley
Aiken
Eau Claire
Washington
Batesburg-Leesville
Thurmond
Langley Bath Clearwater
Winnsboro
Saluda
Allendale
Fairfax
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Williston
Elko
Mid-Carolina
St. Angela Jackson Ridge
Spring
Monetta Wagener ‘Salley
Pacers Open 1970-71 Schedule With Spartanburg Match
USCA Pacers begin 1970-71 season in Spartanburg against Spartanburg Junior College. They host Fort Jackson at Aiken High School at 7 30 p m Friday opening night designated Parents Night. The event features USCA Hornheads eight piece jazz rock group led by Dr Franklin Ashley and the unveiling of a new MVP trophy donated by Walt Burckhalter.
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Spartanburg
Usca Pacers
Pacers
Fort Jackson
Aiken High School
USCA
Horge-Heads
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Red Smith
University of Detroit
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Bill Gore
Murray Goodman
Otis Redding
Goodman
Graniteville Rocks
Duke
Associated Press
Isville
the Rocks
Ricky Hicks
Roger Ramsey
Wingshooters
Drifter's Bowling League
Shirley Bell
Betty Pinson
Marie Price
Helen George
Mary Hankonen
Peg Bethmann
Evelyn Windham
Elsie Smith
Bobbie Player
Lillie Krick
Dee Holdren
Elouise Culpepper
Nadine Vuick
Helen Jensen
Carolyn Martin
Andre Holley
Lucille Mix
von Chase
Faith Griswold
Mamie Phillips
Charlotte Lawrence
Jo Ann Goldman
Laura Ware
Grace Morrs
Millie Todd
Bonnie Willheight
Marge Godfrey
Vargene Burleson
Feaster Gregorian
Eleanor Rideaut
Martha Snipes
Dot Brissey
Helen Skuce
Paula Maxwell
Town & Country
Pabst
Blue Ribbon City Billiards
Warneke 'S
Jackie's Fabrics
Isi Ae
Uae
Retriever Club
Florsheim
Botany 500
Creighton
Arrow
Corbin
London Fog
Tex-Tan
Jaymar
Kalmia Plaza
Sen
Ford
Satcher Motor Co., Inc
Franklin Ashley
Maxwell Brothers
Walt Burckhalter
Aiken Sporting Goods
Pacer
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