Nicklaus Hints Team Saving Best For Last
Nicklaus said the Americans may save their best for singles as Ryder Cup four-ball play opened with Britain taking a 3 1 lead at Old Warson. Britain benefited from Tony Jacklin while Jacklin and Gallacher edged the U S pair. Trevino and Rudolph prepared to start best-ball matches as cool, rainy conditions persisted.
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Nicklaus
ST. Louis
Great Britain
Warson Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Britain
Tony Jacklin
Harry Bannerman
Bernard Gallacher
Arnold Palmer
Gardner Dickinson
J.C. Snead
America
Muscu
Lar Jacklin
Brian Huggett
Gingery Lee Trevino
Mason Rudolph
Trevino
Rudolph
Eric Brown
U.S
Jay Hebert
Gallacher
Bannerman
Billy Casper
Miller Barber
Tony
Old Warson Country Club
S. Louis
Gamecocks Seek Second Victory
Atlantic Coast Conference football action features North Carolina State at Maryland and South Carolina meeting Duke in a key early season showdown. Duke and South Carolina aim to extend upsets while North Carolina faces Illinois in their first meeting and Virginia Tech rests.
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Associated Press
North Carolina State
College Park
Maryland Terps
Virginia
Michigan
North Carolina
Illinois
South Carolina
Duke
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Gamecocks
Georgia Tech
Florida
Richmond
Davidson
Tar Heels
Champaign
Urbana
Ill
Michigan State
Durham
ACC
Mike McGee
Fumbellis
Bob Blackman
Illini
Deadline Extended for Ai ken Volleyball League Entries
The Ai ken Recreation Department extended the deadline for the 1971 men's volleyball league until Tuesday at 5 p.m. Each team pays a $15 entry fee for a season beginning Thursday. First games set for 6:30 and 8:30 with a regular schedule and a single elimination tournament. Contact 648-0151 for details.
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Aiken Recreation Department
Aiken Prepares For Rival Graniteville Clash
After beating Butler High last Friday Aiken eyes Graniteville, a large physical opponent with a 0-2 record. Coach Socha stresses regional rivalry and warns of a tough, hard fought game as Kight notes offensive and defensive improvements.
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Butler High
Aiken
Graniteville
Kight
John Socha
Aiken and Graniteville Ready for Two-Way Football Night
Aiken and Graniteville teams prepare for two way play as coach Kight notes 11 men on the field and calls for experience. Steve Johnson will start at quarterback with backup David Cook versatile in multiple offensive roles. Fullbacks Gerald Busbee and Richard Harris and tailback James Elliott provide running threat while Socha counts on David Jett and Jerome Bell for key plays tonight.
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Steve Johnson
Calhoun Falls
David Cook
Socha
David Jett
Jerome Bell
Aiken
Richmond
Butler
Tonight's area football slate features six matchups
Graniteville visits Aiken and St Angela plays Jackson as Chapin meets Ridge Spring Monetta North Augusta hosts Butler Winnsboro travels to LBC and Cardinal Newman faces Wagener Salley. Coach notes the team rides high after beating Butler but must refocus for Graniteville with confidence intact.
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Graniteville
Aiken
St. Angela
Jackson
Chapin
Ridge Spring-Monetta
North Augusta
Butler
Winnsboro
LBC
Cardinal Newman
Wagener Salley
Alston Remains The Quite Man Dodgers Legend Of Calm
LOS ANGELES Dodgers manager Walt Alston, 59, remains a steadying influence amid a changing game. The quiet leader who guided the Dodgers to the 1955 World Series title and six pennants reflects on 1971 season ebbs and states, We’re not out of it yet, as he recalls the 1962 playoff and team turmoil.
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LOS Angeles
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Dodgers
Giants
Carrtown
Ohio
New York Yankees
Leo Durocher
Sandy Koufax
St. Louis
Jim Gilliam
Jackson Winners at Jackson Drag Strip
Don Wilson of Graniteville won the street eliminator division in a modified Corvette at Jackson Drag Strip Wednesday night. Sonny Tindall of Batesburg took the stock eliminator class. Second place finishes were canceled due to starting light malfunctions. the purse will be added to next week’s prize.
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Jackson
Don Wilson
Graniteville
Jackson Drag Strip
Batesburg
Sonny Tindall
LBC JV Beats Graniteville 38-6 on Tuesday
Langley-Bath-Clearwater junior varsity defeated Graniteville B-Team 38-6 with Ralph McGee scoring three touchdowns. Butch Godwin had a interception return for a score and Lavern Trottie added the final touchdown.
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Graniteville
Ralph McGee
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Butch Godwin
Lavern Trottie
Painful Memories Haunt Jets Opener
The New York Jets face the Baltimore Colts in the season opener amid injury woes. Joe Namath is out with a broken wrist, Al Woodall will start, and Matt Snell remains sidelined two weeks with a bruised thigh.
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Wolfpack
Kent State
Willie Burden
Maryland
Villanova
Burden
al Michaels
Associated Press
New York Jets
Baltimore Colts
New York
Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Detroit
al Woodall
Helm
Baltimore
Matt Snell
Weeb Ewbank
Snell
St Marys Defeats Aiken Junior High In Season Opener
St Marys wins 6 0 over Aiken Junior High in a low scoring opener. Scottie Bethmann scored the lone touchdown in the third quarter on a left tackle plunge, with the extra point attempt failing. Aiken threatened late in the fourth but could not score.
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St. Mary’s
Aiken Junior High
Scottie Bethmann
Saint
Racing Roundup in New York and across several tracks
Paraje wins the Mad Hatter Handicap at Belmont in a stretch rush over Naskra. Nashcordia scores by a neck at Narragansett in the Washington Park Purse. Apple Jackie takes the Farmerette Purse at Delaware by five lengths. Prom Ross wins the Mount Holly Purse at Atlantic City by 1 1/4 lengths. Rose Cedar leads from the start to win the Young Ones Purse at Rockingham by four lengths.
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New York
Paraje
Naskra
Belmont
Narragansett
R.I
Nashcordia
Antic
Princess
Washington Park
Stanton
Del
Apple Jackie
Swiftyroad
Delaware
Atlantic City
Prom Ross
Seaweed
Salem
N.H
Rose Cedar
Topper
Rockingham
Dolphins Move Up in AFC Standings After Strong Start
The article ranks teams in the AFC divisions with Baltimore leading the Eastern, Cincinnati first in the Central, and Oakland atop the Western. It notes Miami’s rising threat, Pittsburgh and Houston strong challengers, and mentions personnel like Ken Stabler and Warren Wells.
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Oakland
Kansas City
Warren Wells
Raiders
Fred Biletnikoff
Rod Sherman
Eldridge Dickey
Ken Stabler
Daryle Lamonica
George Blanda
Knsas City
Chiefs
Cincinnati
Miami
Houston
Oilers
Paul Brown
Bengals
Baltimore
New York
New England
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Dave Wright
Dietzel
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Richland
Dial
Chrysler-Dodge- Imperial
Bill Bentley
Furman
THE
Aiken Sporting Goods
Walt” Burckhalter
Laurens NW
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Earl Morrall
Johnny Unitas
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Yer Satan
Cullum’s
Kalmia Plaza
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