Highland Park Women claim Scramble tournament win
Lorraine Johnt and Joe Pendleton edged Agnes Moseby and Charlie Acton to win the Highland Park Women’s Scramble. Helen Davis and Steve Hopta took third while Acton and Davis shared closest-to-pin honors on 16 and 4 respectively. The rest of the article covers Coca Cola ads with Perry and McMahon and Clemson football ACC review after Maryland game.
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Lorraine Johnt
Joe Pendleton
Highland Park
Agnes Moseby
Charlie Acton
Helen Davis
Steve Hopta
Acton
Davis
Clemson
Danny Ford
Atlantic Coast Conference
Tigers
Maryland
Ford
ACC
Bob James
Schedule of college football matchups and standings
The page lists upcoming games including Silver Bluff at St John s and Clemson at USC along with last week s records and predictions by a panel of forecasters led by Charles Grice Mark McCallum Sue Brown Cecil Atchley Gaylen Duskey Fran Chapman Rob Baker and Kathy Petty. Standings show overall records with values such as 14 3 and .824 for Charles Grice and 13 4 .765 for Mark McCallum.
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Silver Bluff
St. John’s
Midland Valley
Rs-Monetta
Great Falls
Beaufort
Strom Thurmond
Clemson
Usc
Baylor
Texas
Ut-Chatt
Furman
Missouri
Kansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
LSU
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Penn State
Pitt
Southern
SC State
UCLA
Cal
SMU
Arkansas
Wash. State
Washington
Munlyn Chooses Georgia Tech Over Local Options
South Africa’s 7 foot center James Munlyn signed with Georgia Tech, citing academics and coaching staff fit. He chose Tech over Clemson and USC, saying Atlanta’s proximity offers independence. Tech also signed Brian Oliver and Michael Christian as part of the same class.
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James Munlyn
South Airica
Georgia Tech
Munlyn
Yellow Jackets
Bobby Cremins
Mike Roberts
South Aiken
Tech
Roberts
Street
Smith
Cremins
Associated Press
Sporting News
John Salley
Clemson
USC
Atlanta
South Africa
Brian Oliver
Michael Christian
Oliver
Wills High School
Smyrna
Christian
Denver, Colo
English's 54 Points Uplifts Nuggets Over Rockets
Denver star Alex English scored a career high 54 points on Tuesday night to pace the Nuggets past the Houston Rockets 127-113 and lift Denver to first place in the Midwest Division. English shot 21 of 30 from the floor and 12 of 12 from the line, while Mike Evans added 18 points.
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Denver Nuggets
Doug Moe
Alex English
English
Nuggets
Houston Rockets
National Basketball Association
Moe
NBA
Alex
Houston
Bill Fitch
New York
Washington
Golden State
Cleveland
Chicago
Indiana
Dallas
Phoenix
Sacramento
San Antonio
New Jersey
Portland
Denver
Rockets
Mike Evans
Philadelphia
Boston
Larry Bird
Bernard King
Evans
John Lucas
Akeem Olajuwon
Calvin Natt
Nets
Trail Blazers
Buck Williams
Kiki Vandeweghe
Warriors
Cavaliers
Purvis Short
Golden
Charleston
Usc-Aiken
Chatard Dease
Dease
Pacers
College of Charleston
Cougars hold off Pacers 64 50 in District 6 clash
Charleston built a 13 3 lead and never relented, defeating USC Aiken 64 50. Dwayne Grace led with 19 points for the College of Charleston while Darrell Bowens scored 15 for USC Aiken in a game where the Pacers struggled offensively and rebounding.
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Cougars
Pacers
Charleston
USC
Pacer
Glen DeHart
College of Charleston
John Kresse
Kresse
Usc-Aiken
F. Mitchell Johnson
Kennesaw
Georgia College
DeHart
Dwayne Grace
Grace
Wes Champion
Steven Johnson
Darrell Bowens
Aiken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnt
Pendleton
Perry
McMahon
Coke Ad
William
Chicago Bears
Jim McMahon
Coke
Sergio Zyman
Coca-Cola USA
Bears
Brigham Young
Terrance Roulhac
Lewis Askew
Clemson University
Charles Grice
Thurmond
Mark McCallum
St. John’s Airport
Great Falls Thurmond
Sue Brown
Cecil Atchley
Gaylen Duskey
Fran Chapman
Rob Baker
Kathy Petty
Fey
Smith’s
Sports Illustrated
Walker
New York Knicks
Darrell Walker
Gus Williams
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