Gamecocks Ground Catamounts 24 3 in tough run-heavy win
South Carolina rode a strong ground game led by Green who rushed 87 yards in the first half and controlled the tempo as Todd Ellis struggled through 119 yards passing. Western Carolina, stung by turnovers and botched plays, forced few clean drives and the game remained tight before USC pulled ahead.
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USC
David Hodge
Gamecocks
Western Carolina
Todd Ellis
Carolina
Green
Woods
USC Handles Western Carolina 34 Point Victory
South Carolina defeated Western Carolina 34 to 14 behind Dingle’s one yard score and Mackie’s points. Green added scoring runs and USC dominated after halftime, with strong rushing by Green and Dingle and a late field goal miss by Mackie.
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Mackie
USC
Harold Green back fuels USC in 24 3 win over Western Carolina
South Carolina surged with 316 rushing yards led by Harold Green returning from an ankle sprain. The senior carried 23 times for 150 yards and scored on a five yard TD, extending his career total to 31. USC outgained Western Carolina 443 to 169 as Robert Brooks led receivers with four catches for 48 yards.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Harold Green
USC
Western Carolina
Williams-Brice Stadium
Gamecocks
Green
Georgia
East Carolina
Sparky Woods
Harold
Woods
George Rogers
Rogers
Carolina
Mike Dingle
Dispersal Wins NYRA Mile At Aqueduct In Fast Track
Dispersal the 3 year old edged older rivals by a nose in the $581000 NYRA Mile at Aqueduct riding by Angel Cordero Jr. The top two finishers were Dispersal and Sewickley with Randy Romero aboard the latter carrying 120 pounds.
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New York
Dispersal
Aqueduct
Angel Cordero Jr
Wakonda
Sewickley
Randy Romero
Buddy Raines A Gypsy Boy Who Became a Rider
The feature traces Buddy Raines from a troubled 1920s childhood as an orphan sent with a gypsy caravan to Calgary through early racing days in Maryland and Montreal. It follows his work under trainer C W Dayton and later Brandywine Farm, his long association with Brookmeade and others, and his life at Aiken with family ties, grandchildren, and ongoing season plans. The piece notes his mentorship by Whistling Bob Smith and his rise to prominence in American horse racing.
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Charlie
West
Charlie Langreve
Raines
Calgary
Buddy Raines
Langreve
Wayne
Alexander
Illinois
Oklahoma
Seattle
C.W. Dayton
Gyp
Blue Bonnets Racetrack
Montreal
Buddy
George B. Foley
Foley
Johnny Mann
George Woolf
Bob Smith
Smith
Savage
Laurel
Sir Barton
Whistling Bob
Campbell
Aiken
Betty
Linda
Pam
John
Mike Luzzi
Mike
Yankee Affair Heads Budweiser International Field
Trainer Henry Carroll eyes a Yankee Affair win in the Budweiser International at Laurel. The 7-year-old gelding, the early 7-5 favorite, seeks a $450,000 prize to join Kelso and Bald Eagle on past winners’ list. Field includes 10 U S horses and entries from Britain and France with jockeys such as Cauthen and Desormeaux.
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Laurel
Henry Caroll
Kelso
T.V. Lark
Bald Eagle
Carroll
Yankee Affair
United States
Britain
France
Steve Cauthen
Affirmed
Johnny D. Godilord
Ten Keys
Kent Desormeaux
Sunshine
Jose Santos
Sunshine Forever
Angel Cordero
Caltech
Rene Douglas
Fair Judgement
Gary Stevens
Go Milord
No Boy
Mis
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Scott Webste
Catamounts
USC Grounds Cats
W. Carolina
S. Carolina
Sc—Dingle
Cox
Sc—Green
Terry
Parton
Hemphill
Dingle
Haynes
Watson
Cottrell
Bare
Yy Carolina
Ellis
Hogan
Henderson
Brooks
Rush
Hodge
Inrom
Collin Mackie
Caroli
Clay Cox
A Gamecock
Green and Co
Michael Shady
The
Associated Press
Laurel School
Brandywine
U.S. Remount Ranch
Douglas
Wyo
Ross’ Delaware Park
Anderson Fowler
Richard du Pont
Jock Whitney
Greentree
Dot Campbell
Dogwood
Fernando Toro
Laffit Pincay
States
Canada
Uae
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