Steelers Top 49ers 24 7 as Bradshaw Leads Offense
Terry Bradshaw threw for two touchdowns and led the Steelers to a 24-7 win over the San Francisco 49ers. Lynn Swann caught two TD passes and totaled 134 yards on eight receptions, while Jack Ham intercepted twice. Pittsburgh improves to 11-2 and contends for AFC Central with a looming matchup in Houston.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Tech routs Baptist College 111 to 54 as Drummer scores 25
Georgia Tech dominates Baptist College with 43 rebounds and 20 turnovers forced on 111 point night. Sammy Drummer scores 25 before sitting out much of the second half. Don Hilton adds 18 and Eddie Talley 15. Clemson overwhelms Furman 106 to 74 led by Greg Coles 23 points and five steals.
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Bill Ross
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al Daniel
Jonathan Moore
Multiple Pro Teams Make Trades and Roster Moves Across Leagues
Orioles acquire John Lowenstein on waivers from Texas. Jays trade Ashby to Houston for Lemongeilo Cannon and Hernanez. Sam Ewing sent to Syracuse. Falcons and Lions place players on IR. Tony Leonard signed. Blues recall Murdoch. Jets name Clouthier director. Kicks sell Bick. Whitecaps sign Kenyon. Duke fires McGee. Wilson hired at Duke. Iowa fires Cummings. Calder wins by Time Ball. Laurel feature races. Aqueduct purse won by Crown Thy Good. Keystone track closed. Meadowlands postpone racing due to winter weather.
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Warren Bryant
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Keystone
East Rutherford
Meadowlands
Scores From South 8 Conference Women and Men Basketball
South 8 results include North Carolina 93 over Hofstra 74 and Citadel 103 to Piedmont 61. Georgia Tech 111 beat Baptist 4 and Benedict 74 over Presbyterian 67. Aiken 66 defeated by 8 Carolina. Clemson 77 and Georgia 53.
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Shrine Bowl Tickets Go On Sale In Aiken Area
Shrine Bowl tickets for the December 9 game in Charlotte are available at the Bill Vernon Chevrolet parts department Flower's Body Shop Aiken Drug Woodruff Drug or from any Aiken County Shrine. Wendell Moore of Aiken High joins the South Carolina squad vs North Carolina All-Stars. Reney Corbett Miss Aiken County Shrine will ride in the parade at 10 a.m. Saturday in Charlotte.
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Aiken Drug
Woodruff Drug
Aiken County
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Wendell Moore
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Midland Valley Women Schedule Meeting and Tourney
GRANITEVILLE The Midland Valley Women's Golf Association schedules a December 5 meeting at 9 a.m. A low net tournament will follow. Recent events include a partner aggregate win by Alice Selinger and Evelyn Sonsara, with Ruth Banker and Wilbur Wright first in a mixed couples event. The Midland Valley team was defeated by North Augusta Country Club.
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Midland Valley Women's Golf Association
Alice Selinger
Evelyn Sonsara
Ruth Banker
Wilbur Wright
Ralph Egan
Midland Valley Country Club
Midland Valley
North Augusta Country Club
Top four colleges hold in AP poll with Sugar Bowl matchups
Penn State remains No. 1, Alabama second, Southern Cal third, Oklahoma fourth as Michigan climbs to fifth after a win over Ohio State. Houston drops to ninth. Clemson seventh and Arkansas eighth in the Top 10.
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Texas Tech
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