Pacers Open 1975-76 Season At Home Against Limestone
USC-Aiken Pacers start the 1975 76 season with a 7 30 p m home game against Limestone College at Aiken High. Coach Lew Perkins calls it a confidence booster and notes the young team will press and run while focusing on rebounding. He lists likely key players and predicts a learning, competitive season.
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Graniteville Jackets Clash At North Augusta Friday
North Augusta and Graniteville meet in the regular season finale at 8 p.m. Friday. North Augusta, led by Ken Matthews and others, seeks a win to boost morale. Graniteville counters with a strong passing game led by Tommy Timmerman and Shelton Davis and a capable rushing attack with Amos Adams back.
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Ducks Unlimited Banquet Set Dec 2 At Houndslake
Co chairs Fred Wright Jr and Ford Conger announce the second annual Ducks Unlimited Aiken Chapter event at Houndslake Country Club on December 2 with a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 dinner. Admission $30 drake $40 hen and drake with auction items including a Model 12 Winchester, a Honda motorbike, and the Ducks Unlimited print of the year.
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Morgan Wins National League MVP as Complete Player
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Joe Morgan, 5-foot-7, claims the NL MVP title after a standout season. He hit .327 with 107 runs and 97 RBIs, led with 132 walks, stole 67 bases, and delivered the World Series winning hit in game seven. Morgan cites all-around contribution as the award’s margin record.
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Morgan recalls rise from Oakland to baseball’s highest honor
Joe Morgan describes growing up in East Oakland as a small player who excelled at hitting and later signing with Houston in 1963 for a $3000 bonus. He reflects on MLB career highs, a team victory in the Series, and his subdued joy at winning baseball’s top award eleven years after his start.
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Citadel’s Ruff Named AP Lineman of the Week
Citadel linebacker Brian Ruff earned the AP College Lineman of the Week after a standout 13 9 victory over Furman. Ruff had eight tackles with 11 assists, forced two Furman fumbles, sacked the quarterback, and broke up a pass.
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