Fuller Goes Out In Style For Clemson Star Steve Fuller
Clemson quarterback Steve Fuller, a Spartanburg native, led a 38 7 win over Virginia Tech with 9 of 15 passing for 138 yards and 106 rushing yards on 13 carries including a 75 yard TD run. He credits the offensive line and remains humble about Heisman talk as Clemson eyes seven or eight games left and possible bowl bid.
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Strock Leads Dolphins To 21-0 Win Over Bengals
Miami quarterback Don Strock threw two touchdowns and Bob Baumhower returned a fumble for a score as the Dolphins defeated the winless Cincinnati Bengals 21-0. Griese returned later, signaling possible quarterback reshuffle. Strock kept Miami in the AFC East race at 4-2.
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Aiken Holds Fourth Spot In S C Poll
Spartanburg remains No.1 in the AP high school football poll for the fifth straight week after a 56-0 win over Northwestern. Sumter moves to No.2 with 34-0 victory over Goose Creek, while Gaffney is No.3 and Aiken No.4 with 14-7 win over Irma. Myrtle Beach sits No.5 with 51-0 shutout of Lake City.
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Cermak Papouchado Win Mixed Up Doubles Tourney Title
Jerry Cermak and Lou Papouchado defeated Anne Phillips and Terry Poore for the A division crown in the third annual Mixed Up Doubles Muscular Dystrophy Tennis Tournament. Melita Posey and Loran DeBerry won B division, while Mary Ann Bagnell and Tom Smyth earned a playoff second slot.
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Midland Valley golf leaders crown clubs and players
In Graniteville the Midland Valley Men's Golf Association team of Coyle Smith of Aiken and Bob Martens of North Augusta won the member-member better ball tourney. Art Boyle and Red Davis of Midland Valley took second. Esther Parker defeated Mary McCord to win the A class low net, while Mary Konwinski won the B class and Leona Loftus was runner up. Betsy Hobbs and Val Foster posted the fewest putts in their divisions.
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USC-A volleyball team tops Francis Marion and Coastal Carolina
USC-Aiken Pacers beat Francis Marion 15-4 15-9 then edged Coastal Carolina 15-5 16-18 15-1 to move to 2-2. Coach Johanna Gibbs praised serving and floor play as former Aiken High players Dru McPherson and Faye Ryans voiced satisfaction with the win. The team hosts Augusta College and Benedict College in their first home tri-match Thursday at 6 p.m.
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Los Angeles Nears 1984 Olympic Games Approval
IOC leaders vote 74 to 3 to grant Los Angeles the 1984 Summer Games on local terms. The city council must approve, with liability shifted to USOC and a local organizing committee. Mayor Bradley hails a major step toward hosting, potentially setting a pattern for future Games.
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Sooners Top College Press Poll After Weekend Showdown
Oklahoma remains No. 1 in the AP poll with 52 of 63 first place votes and 1,260 points after a league weekend where Texas fell from sixth to twelfth. Southern Cal second with 1,144 points. Michigan dropped to fifth as Arkansas and Penn State shared third. Texas A&M rose to sixth. Alabama seventh. Nebraska eighth. Pittsburgh ninth. Maryland tenth. The Second Ten lists LSU, Texas, Colorado, UCLA, Florida State, Ohio State, Houston, Stanford, Missouri and Iowa State.
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