USC Aiken junior Werts steady in changing leagues
USC Aiken forward Raymond Werts provides consistent scoring and defense for the Pacers through conference shifts. Coach Lew Perkins praises his shooting and floor play as USC Aiken joins District Six as an NAIA member, exposing the team to tougher four year schools.
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Werts Embraces Tough Schedule At USC A Pacers
USC A Pacers forward Werts moved from high school bench to college rotation after a strong summer showing. He averages 13 points in three games and credits a changed attitude for the 2-1 start, with upcoming road tests against Erskine and College of Charleston in Charleston.
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County High School Football Leaders Shine Across Aiken
Wagener Salley star tailback rushed for 1551 yards and scored 120 points to lead Aiken County. Oliver, Timmerman, Randall and Davis topped charts in rushing receiving and scoring while junior quarterbacks Timmerman and Davis posted 1443 and 894 yards respectively. Carter and Williams each had five interceptions as Wagener Salley led the county with an 8-3 record and top team offense and defense.
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N.A
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G'ville
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Newberry
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Wagener Salley
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L-B
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Wagener
St. Angela
R. Spring
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R. Coleman
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Wilistee Fike E. Hill
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Dack
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J. Key
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Wilkinson
Ie i
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T. Timmerman
G' Ville
Mt Columbia
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D. Davis
Eo Brookland Cayce
Clemson To Face Howard In Biggest Game Ever
Clemson and Howard meet in the NCAA Southern Regional final with today’s 1 p m kickoff. Clemson seeks to avenge a 1 0 loss at Clemson and move to the NCAA quarterfinals December 6 in Edwardsville Illinois while Howard aims to defend its title and prove its top seed status.
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Fred Lynn Wins AL MVP in Historic Rookie Year
Boston rookie Fred Lynn, winner of rookie of the year, captured the AL MVP in a record 169 point margin over John Mayberry. Lynn, 23, led the league in runs with 103 and doubles with 47, hit .331, and made elite catches for the Red Sox. Joe Morgan won the NL MVP by 72 points over Greg Luzinski.
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Joe Morgan
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Mayberry
Jim Rice
Red Sox
Rollie Fingers
Oakland
Ern
California
el Monte
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Carew
Grantz Earns AP Back Of Week After Shrine Bowl Invite
South Carolina quarterback Jeff Grantz starred in the 56 20 win over Clemson piling 158 passing yards on 9 of 12 attempts and 122 rushing yards on 12 carries He had four total touchdowns and set scoring records while guiding a 7 4 season Grantz earned AP back of the week honors and earned a Shrine Bowl East Squad berth in San Francisco January 3 He led USC in passing rushing and scoring and capped a standout college career embracing a team win and personal accolades
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Kansas
Chuck Muncie
Califnia
Arnold Welcher
Ohio University
Louie Giammona
Utah State
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