Luck Runs Out For Yellow Jackets In 6-0 Loss To Conference Rival
North Augusta notes coach Hubert Morris warned of a tough game as the Yellow Jackets lost 6-0 to Airport Eagles. Airport improved to 2-0 in conference and 5-0 overall, tying Columbia for 4 AAAA lead with Air port unbeaten. North Augusta drops to 1-1 in 4AAAA, tied with Aiken for second place.
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Milton Toby
North Augusta
Hubert Morris
Airport Eagles
Morris
Eagles
Airport
Columbia
Aiken
Yellow Jackets edge North Augusta on penalty turn
Yel low Jackets beat North Augusta 14 7 in a NAAAA game as Robin Byars carried 28 times for 80 yards and the lone touchdown. An interception return was wiped out by a penalty, sealing Airport’s late lead and setting up Friday’s Brookland Cayce clash.
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Rusker
North Augusta
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Byar
Airport
Eagles
Mottle
South Carolina
Eagle
Brookland - Cayce
Rocks Fall To Chapin 48 12 in 4AA Clash
Graniteville Rocks stumble with seven fumbles and five interceptions as Chapin defeats Graniteville 48 to 12. Woolbright, Haltiwanger lead Chapin while Attaway and Leopard score for Graniteville. Rocks drop to 1-4 overall and 1-2 in conference. Chapin remains unbeaten in 4AA play.
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The
Rocks
Chapin
Barnwell
Iziah Hipp
Roger Woolbright
Steve Haltiwanger
Woolbright
C — von Wessinger
C — Haltiwanger
C — Woolbright
Haltiwanger
G — Attaway
Mike Slice
G — Gordon Leopard
Attaway
Indians Fall 6-0 To Tigers in 4AA Fight
Williston-Elko beat Jackson 6-0 to claim its second 4AA win. Williston led 227 yards to 54 and clinched the game with a late 67 yard drive ending in a 17 yard pass from John Patterson to Herman Ryan. Jackson remains winless in league play at 1-4.
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Wiliston-Elko
Jackson Indians
Williston
Tigers
John Patterson
Herman Ryan
Patterson
Ryan
Indians
Allendale - Fairfax
Allendale
Elko Jackson
Williston-Elko
Trojans Defeat Newman in 5-A opener
Ridge Spring-Monetta Trojans opened 5-A play with a 440 thrashing of Cardinal Newman to sit in a three way tie for first in the conference. North and Ridge Spring-Monetta lead the overall standings at 5-0. Newman sits 0-1 in conference and 1-4 overall. The Trojans host North next Friday.
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Monetta Trojans
Cardinal Newman
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North
St. Angela
Monetta
Swansea
Saint Angela Saints
Saints
Ridge Spring - Monetta
Newberry Sophomore John Brown Dominates NATA Pitching
John Brown from Newberry South Carolina led NATA pitchers last spring with a 0.49 ERA. He won all seven decisions while pitching 55 innings, establishing himself as the standout hurler of the season.
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Newberry
S.C
NATA
Hornets Rout Tornadoes For 4-AAAA Victory
Aiken High School exploded for over 400 yards offense in a 49-0 win over Booker T. Washington. Bernard Walker and Charlie Smith each scored two touchdowns, Jerome Bell and Dan Lamunyon added one apiece, Ronnie Corley had a two point conversion, and Eric Miles and Mark Holmes contributed on defense with a fumble return and a safety as Aiken moved into a tie for second in the 4-AAAA with a 1-1 conference mark.
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Hornet
John Socha
Hornets
Aiken
North Augusta
College Results Across The Associated Press Slate
Duke defeated Virginia 37 to 13 while Ohio State beat North Carolina 29 to 14. Georgia routed N C State 28 to 22 and Oklahoma rolled Clemson 52 to 3. Syracuse edged Maryland 16 to 12 as Furman beat Appalachian 20 to 17. Richmond defeated VMI 34 to 15 and Air Force crushed Davidson 68 to 6.
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Wolford
Presbyterian
Newberry
Lenoir
Saints Top Cardinal Newman In Opener
In a rain soaked 7-6 win Friday night the Saint Angela Saints open 5 A conference play at Swansea. Bobby Voight’s 17 yard TD run and Grayland Jay extra point gave the Saints the lead, while Sage defense preserved the slim victory. Swansea’s Billy Smith answered with a one yard TD as the teams traded scores in the first half.
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Grayland Jay
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Mike Williams
Tony Orsini
Tim Thomas
Gilbert
Graylan Jay
Mid Carolina Rebels Rally Past Wagener Salley Eagles
The Mid Carolina Rebels defeated Wagener Salley 13 to 0 behind two quarterbacks. Walter Jolley connected with Joseph Nolan on a 29 yard TD and Donald Sheely found Lee Metts for a 31 yard score. Mid Carolina improves to 2 1 in 4 AA conference and 4 1 overall while Wagener Salley sits 0 5 overall and 0 3 in conference with Granitevill e next.
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Wagener-Salley War Eagles
Mid-Carolina
Rebels
Barnwell
Chapin
Mid- Carolina
War Eagles
Jackson
Wagener
Walter Jolley
Joseph Nolan
Donald Sheely
Lee Metts
Wagener - Salley
Graniteville
Bob Wearing Wins Blue Grass World Series at Kentucky Speedway
Evans City driver Bob Wearing led most of the 200 laps in a 1968 Camaro to win the inaugural Blue Grass World Series stock car race at Kentucky International Speedway in Florence.
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Bob Wearing
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