Southern Miss Sees Top 20 Rise In AP Football Poll
Southern Mississippi enters the Associated Press college football poll for the first time with a 6 0 record, as Alabama holds the No 1 spot for the sixth straight week. Texas rises to No 2 and Southern California drops after a 7 7 tie with Oregon. Notre Dame Georgia Florida State and North Carolina also climb the Top Ten.
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Greenwood Now Number One Aiken Wins in Poll
Green woods Eagles rise to first in the Associated Press high school football poll after a 42 0 rout of Eastside while Summerville drops to second after an OT win over Battery Creek. Broome, Strom Thurmond, Irma, Liberty, Gaffney, Hartsville and Winnsboro also rise or hold spots as regional games loom.
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Sonics Hold Off Jazz Behind Stout Defense
Seattle defeated Utah 98 92 as John Johnson and Lonnie Shelton shut down Adrian Dantley. Dantley entered with a 36.2 scoring average but managed only nine points as Vinnie Johnson sparked an 85 71 Seattle lead.
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Chester Player Eats Worms for Points Pact
Chester High School lineman Troy Roberts has eaten 62 live worms as penalties for his team outscrewing opponents this season. After Chester’s 48 7 victory over York High, he consumed 17 worms at practice with 24 left for later.
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Leavelle McCampbell Clinches Season with Close Victory
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School finished 11-3 overall and 8-2 in the Aiken County Middle School League after a 15-3 17-15 win over Kennedy Middle School. Missy Peterson scored 13 points and Angela Mazone added 10 to seal the victory.
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Lady Pacers Sweep Augusta and Oglethorpe
USC Aiken women’s volleyball swept Oglethorpe University and Augusta College in consecutive matches. The Lady Pacers improved to 21 wins and 10 losses while preparing for a tri match with Limestone and Erskine.
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Aiken High Boosters Meet Tonight
The Aiken High Hornet Booster Club meets at 7 30 in the school library. Members must return gas grill raffle tickets and unsold tickets to president Ted Girardeau. Football awards banquet plans will be discussed.
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Whittle Wins Playoff For Palmetto Club Championship
Palmetto Golf Club crowned Craig Whittle as club champion after a sudden death playoff over David King. Whittle shot 153 over two days to edge King who also finished 153. Darian Womack led the second flight with 163 and Dr. Joe Bowden was 165. Charles Simons topped the third flight with 162.
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Teller Captures Midland Valley Event
GRANITEVILLE The Midland Valley Country Club women s nine hole group held an irons only tournament on Friday Laura Teller topped the field with Leah Christopher finishing second Pauline Weigle had the fewest putts.
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