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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1990
Page
8
Ray Sasser argues anti hunters misrepresent wildlife and warns hunting funds conservation. He recalls history of buffalo and grizzly extermination, notes habitat loss drives wildlife decline, and urges education of non hunters while defending hunting as essential for wildlife sustenance and refuges.
Clemson coach Ken Hatfield says the 6th ranked Tigers are desperate after a 20-7 ACC loss at Virginia and a 1-1 start. Maryland is 2-0 with non conference wins. Kickoff set for noon at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. Hatfield moves Larry Ryans to wideout to add depth as Clemson seeks fundamentals and better execution. The series lead favors Maryland 19-17-2.
Shaw, a 5 11 multi sport star at Aiken High, breaks stereotypes by excelling in track, basketball, and volleyball. She captains the Lady Hornets, runs distance, plays point guard, and sets in volleyball, demonstrating unusual versatility for her height.
Ron Townsend, president of Gannett Television, becomes Augusta National Golf Club's first Black member in a decision linked to but not caused by the Shoal Creek controversy. Townsend says acceptance followed talks in Washington months earlier, with no direct link to the Birmingham area dispute. The club's move comes as golf groups set new guidelines for hosting tournaments to prove non discriminatory membership.
McBee moves to No. 1 in the AP high school football ranking after a 20-12 win over Chesterfield. North climbs with two first place votes but McBee leads 9 points overall as Greenwood holds 4-A top spot. Abbeville and Jonesville enter rankings in new spots.
Report from The Associated Press notes Barnwell school ranked No. 2 in a South Carolina prep poll. Mentions Greenwood, Walterbore, Harve and Summernle with scores and player listings, reflecting regional standings and team prospects.
Wagener-Salley running back Chris Corbitt, the Aiken Standard Prep Player of the Week, scored four touchdowns in a 29-26 double overtime loss to Gilbert. He nearly crossed for a fifth at the one-yard line but was ruled short as Gilbert won with a 27-yard field goal. Corbitt carried 22 times for 160 yards.
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