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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
6
A fragment listing multiple college football matchups by school pairs such as Aiken at Brookland Cayce and Clemson at Duke, plus notes on last week’s record and season totals for Sara Molen with teams including Oklahoma Virginia Florida and others.
Schofield defeats North Augusta 9 6 on homecoming night in a rematch win. Clarence Jackson lauds team effort while North Augusta coach John Williams faults costly mistakes. Scoring came on a safety for Schofield and a Rocky Fullmer run with Keith Simpkins extra point. Joe Anderson connected with Mike Smith for 97 passing yards as North Augusta leaned on Steve Brown and Bobby Boseman on the ground. The Rams travel to North Augusta again next week.
Duke hires Neil McGeachy to replace Bucky Waters after Waters resigns following Duke’s poor 1972-73 season. Adolph Rupp, 72, turns down the Duke offer citing business and personal obligations tied to his Kentucky farm as the reason.
The New York Mets defeated Oakland 2-0 to take a 3-2 World Series lead. Lefty Jerry Koosman started, Bob Hunter argues? The Mets pitching trio dominated, forcing Game Six in Oakland with Tom Seaver favored to start.
McGraw relieved with the bases loaded and walked three but pitched out of danger. He fanned Bert Campaneris on a knee-high pitch to seal a tense moment and earned the save amid a tense late inning in New York.
District Stadium hosts Eau Claire versus North Augusta and Wagener Salley faces Jackson for homecoming. Ridge Spring Monetta meets Swansea while St Angela plays North and Newberry travels to L B C for homecoming. Graniteville visits Allendale Fairfax at 8 p.m.
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