Plunkett Leads Hornets To 28-22 Win Over Caps
Aiken area football recap shows Wil son Plunkett guiding the Hornets to a 28-22 Region 1-AAAA victory over Columbia. Plunkett scored twice including a 10-yard pass and a 1-yard run, with Norman Belcher adding key kicks and passes. Columbia’s Whitman Page tallied twice for the Caps as Aiken improves to 3-5 overall and 2-1 in conference.
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Plunkett
Hornets
Caps
Aiken
Schofield
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Wilson Plunkett
Columbia
Norman Belcher
Belcher
Fred Edwards
Gary Kendrick
Whitman Page
Hornet
Top 20 college teams results by Associated Press
Ohio State 5-0 defeated Illinois 41 2. Texas 5-0 beat Rice 31-40. Tennessee 5-0 idle. Arkansas 5-0 defeated Wichita State 52-14. Missouri 5-1 lost to Colorado 31-24. UCLA 6-0-1 tied Stanford 20-20. Southern California 5-0-1 beat Georgia Tech 29-18. Penn State 6-0 beat Ohio U 42-3. Louisiana State 5-0 beat Auburn 21-20. Florida 6-0 defeated Vanderbilt 41-20. Oklahoma 3-2 lost to Kansas State 59-21. Notre Dame 4-1 beat Tulane 37-0. Georgia 5-1 beat Kentucky 30-4. Auburn 4-2 lost to LSU 21-20. Purdue 5-1 beat Northwestern 45-20. Wyoming 6-0 beat San Jose State 16-0. Mississippi 3-3 lost to Houston 25-11. Kansas State 5-1 beat Oklahoma 59-7. Stanford 3-2-1 tied UCLA 20-20. Air Force 4-2 beat Colorado State 28-7.
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Texas
Rice
Tennessee
Arkansas
Wichita State
Missouri
Colorado
UCLA
Stanford
Southern California
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Ohio U
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Notre Dame
Tulane
Auburn
LSU
Purdue
Northwestern
Wyoming
San Jose State
Mississippi
Houston
Air Force
Colorado State U
Highland Park Women's Golf Association Monthly Match
The Highland Park Women's Golf Association announces the monthly tournament at Highland Park Country Club tomorrow. Tee times begin at 9:00 a.m. with groups listed by starting holes and player names across two eight-some groups.
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Highland Park
Tee Times
Highland Park Women’s Golf Association
Highland Park Country Club
Davis
Hale
Scholz
Coogler
Cunningham
Chittenden
Petersen
Harmon
Stewart
Harris
Burdette
B. Jones
Larson
Acton
Huffman
Sedell
Killion
Wiland
Sires
Sipe
Rodes
Fair
Stallworth
M. Jones
Sheldon
Rahner
Napair
Howard
Clark
Cook
Arnett
Carlisle
Aiken League Volleyball Closes Five Weeks of Play
The Aiken Recreation Department men’s volleyball league finishes five weeks of action with Regal Rangers sweeping Corinth Baptist Church 3 0 and New Ellenton defeating Fiberglass 3 0. The Rangoons top South African Presbyterian 3 0 while Saints beat 1st Baptist Church 3 1. Standings show Corinth Baptist 5 0 and New Ellenton 5 0 with Fiberglass 4 1 and Rangoons 4 1.
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Aiken Recreation Department
Regal Rangers
Corinth Baptist Church
New Ellenton
South Africn Presbyterian Church
Rangoons
Saints
1St Baptist Church
Fiberglas
Riegel Rangers
South Airien Presbyterian
Corinth Baptist
Packers Dominate Falcons Behind Andersons 28 10 Victory
Donny Anderson starred in his first start of the season rushing for 114 yards and scoring on a 16 yard TD as Green Bay defeated Atlanta 28 to 10. Dave Hampton added a one yard TD run, Bart Starr connected with Marv Fleming for a three yard TD, and Herb Adderley returned a 0 yard interception for a touchdown.
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Green Bay
Wis
Donny Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Atlanta Falcons
Anderson
Packers
Dave Hampton
Bart Starr
Marv Fleming
Herb Adderley
Adderley
Atlanta
Bob Etter
Bruce Lemmerman
Jim Grabowski
Etter
Hampton
Falcons
Lemmerman
Yarbrough Wins American 500 to Lead NASCAR Earnings
Lee Roy Yarbrough captured the American 500 at Rockingham North Carolina, boosting his 1969 season winnings to $218,000 and making him the sport’s top money winner for the year.
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Rockingham
N. C
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Bowling Scores Highlight Weekly Rush of Pins and Spares
Jack Harris led with a 560 scratch series while O Shields Brown rolled a 222 high scratch game. Heart of Aiken Best posted 813 as high team game and Boylston Bros claimed 2338 high team series. Numerous players posted handicap scores and notable splits across the night.
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Jack Harris
O'Shields Brown
Heart of Aiken
Boylston Bros
Alberta Howington
Jim Snell
Evelyn Windham
Dot Golden
Gene Ripply
Sonny Vuick
Charlotte Lawrence
Tom Crouch
John Harden
O'Sheilds Brown
Dough Callahan
Mary Barnes
Billy Malony
Dave Lawrence
Rita White
Lille Krick
Jack Duncan
Jimmie Sutphin
al Sutphin
Sandy Happ
Shine Carpenter
Ed Happ
Sara Poston
Eleanor Lawrence
Jim Chapman
B. T. Barnes
Estelle Hall
Bill Hall
Dickie Penix
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James Daniels
Ernest Adams
Ronnie Middle
James Powers
North Augusta
A.C. Flora
Nick Corontzes
Wayne Whittington
Yellow Jackets
Mickey Derrick
Flora
Jackets
Blackville
Jackson
Indians
Greg Steed
Nicky Mims
Randy
Graniteville
Graniteville Rocks
SEC Lions
The
Rocks
Lions
Associated Press
Ohio State
Illinois
Louisiana State
Florida
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Kentucky
Elliott
S.C
Leowood
Kansas
Armstrong
Mitchell Shopping Center
Daroff
Quaker State Motor Oil
Marlox
Bourjois
Eckerd
Alka Seltzer
Jim Catron
Peg Jennings
Danny Player
Thelma Callahan
Cindy Callahan
Larry Callahan
Janell Synder
Iris Ripply
Nadine Vuick
Nellie Hallman
Gene Hallman
Wendy Harris
Sonny Ford
Oharleen Cumbee
Marvin Widener
Marvin Cumbee
Betty Pinson
Ted Howington
Harry Windham
Dan Morris
Coca Cola
Bamboo Lounge
Leminick's
Sharpes Shop
Center
Traveling Four
Encores
Team Fourteen
Consumer Credit
Piggly Wiggly
Timmerman Motors
Redwood Steak House
Aiken Office Supply
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Kalmia Plaza and
Laurens Street
Laurens
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