Aiken Prep Soccer Rolls Over Spartanburg Day School
Aiken Prep School opened with an 8-0 soccer win over Spartanburg Day School as six players scored or assisted. Frank Cothran and Gee Buck had two goals each, with Deas Manning John Bush Larry Durham and Chip Adams adding single goals. The second half burst featured a quick Aiken score after kickoff. Spartanburg's forwards were repeatedly halted by Aiken's strong defense. Aiken Prep meets Spartanburg there on December 5. The juniors also won 10-0.
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Aiken
Frank Cothran
Gee Buck
Throug
Deas Manning
John Bush
Larry Durham
Aiken Prep
Spartanburg
Arsity
Chip Adams
Spartanburg Day School
Veteran Racers Arrive For Training Here
The veteran trainer John M. Gaver houses fourteen Greentree Stables horses on Two Notch Road near the Aiken Training Track. He expects about 20 yearlings from Kentucky within a week or ten days as part of his winter training program. Gaver says the past season was not strong for him.
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Two Notch Road
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Kentucky
Michigan Co Kings Crowned Big Ten Champions
The Michigan Wolverines upset Ohio State 24 to 12 to claim a share of the Big Ten title and secure a Rose Bowl bid on New Year’s Day. Ohio State sees its 22 game win streak end and its No 1 ranking fade as Purdue waits in the standings.
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Think Blue Tops at Aiken Charity Fall Hunter Show
The Aiken Charity Fall Hunter Show at Twin Creek Farm owned by Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bostwick drew a large entry list in mild weather. Think Blue ridden by Jane Link of Charlotte won Green Working Hunter Championship and led circuits with 20 points, while Highlight, ridden by Ann Cogswell, placed second with 15 points. Other divisions crowned Dancers Ripple, You're Spoofin, Diamond, and Bold Lad with various riders and stables from Augusta, Tryon, Charleston, and Aiken.
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Think Blue
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Cookie
Cotton Patch Stables
Tryon
Clay Hagoo
Dancers Ripple
Lovatt Stables
Paula Manice
Augusta
No View Stables
Ivor Stoddard
Aiken
Diamond
Ginny Joyner
Bold Lad
Charley Bostwick
Ares
G. H
Duke tops North Carolina in gimmick bid as South Carolina routs Clemson
South Carolina crushed arch rival Clemson 27 13 to stay unbeaten in the ACC and head to the Peach Bowl. Duke stunned North Carolina 17 13 with a trick play when Leo Hart tied his shoe and Marcel Courtillet flipped to Wes Chesson for a 53 yard score. The Blue Devils also halted UNC at the goal line in the fourth period.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Clemson
ACC
Duke
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Dash
Leo Hart
Marcel Courtillet
Wes Chesson
Rams Top Eagles in season opener 98 to 93
Schofield's Rams defeated the Eagles 98 93 in the opening game of the basketball season. Cal Wright led all scorers with 42 points, Claude Jenkins added 26 points and nine rebounds, Lester Smalls 25 points and 10 rebounds, Freddie Perry 16 and Frank Mack 15. Next game Schofield hosts T W Josey on Tuesday.
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Jefferson
Calvin Wright
Eagles
Wright
Claude Jenkins
Lester Smalls
Freddie Perry
Frank Mack
T. W. Josey
Augusta
Top 20 College Football Rankings Results
Ohio State 8 1 lost to Michigan 24 12. Texas 8 0 idle. Arkansas 8 0 idle. Penn State 9 0 beat Pittsburgh 27 7. Southern Cal 9 0 1 beat UCLA 14 12. UCLA 8 11 lost to Southern Cal 14 12. Missouri 9 1 beat Kansas 69 21. Notre Dame 7 1 1 beat Air Force 13 6. Tennessee 8 1 beat Kentucky 31 26. LSU 9 1 beat Tulane 27 0. Auburn 7 2 idle. Michigan 8 2 beat Ohio State 24 12. Mississippi 6 3 idle. Stanford 7 2 1 beat California 29 28. Florida 7 1 idle. Nebraska 8 2 beat Oklahoma 44 14. Purdue 8 2 beat Indiana 44 21. West Virginia 9 1 beat Syracuse 13 10. Houston 8 2 beat Wyoming 41 14. Toledo 10 0 beat Xavier 35 0.
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Harraway’s 68 Yard TD Lifts Redskins Over Falcons
Washington the Redskins edged Atlanta 27 to 20 as Charley Harraway sprinted 68 yards for the lone second half TD. Sonny Jurgensen threw two scores, Larry Brown rushed for 102 yards, and Curt Knight added two field goals to seal the victory.
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Washington Redskins
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Harraway
Mike Bragg
Redskins
Paul Gipson
Chris Hanburger
Rudy Redmond
Jurgensen
Bruce Lemmerman
Lemmerman
Randy Johnson
Jerry Smith
Larry Brown
Curt Knight
Bob Etter
Foul Shots Propel USCA Rebels To Narrow Win
The USCA Rebels beat the USC Florence Hawks 70 66 in Aiken as Alfred Asbill scored 30 points and went 12 for 12 at the line. Florence led in field goals 56 50 but Aiken outshot them from the free throw line 69 percent to 62 5 percent and cut turnovers to 11 to Florence 16. The Rebels press and better conditioning fueled the win and set a 1 1 conference mark with a schedule of games through March 6 at various locations.
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USC Florence Hawks
Aiken
Florence
Alfred Asbill
Cliff Sumbo
Lancaster Regional
Lancaster
Lew Perkins
Asbill
Usca Rebels
Columbia Commercial College
Palmer College
Spartanburg
Coastal Regional
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Charleston
Darlington
Coastal
Myrtle Beach
Union
North Augusta
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