Gamecocks and Rebels renew dormant 25 year rivalry
South Carolina hosts Mississippi in Williams-Brice Stadium hoping to rebound after losses as Mississippi aims for a 16th straight bowl season. Kickoff is 7 30 P M with 48 000 planned attendance. Mississippi features Norris Weese and Veasey while South Carolina relies on Bill Troup Hodgin and Cregar in a backfield led by Dietzel’s emphasis on mistake reduction.
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Strike Out Captures Little Brown Jug Victory at Delaware
Strike Out driven by Keith Waples set world records on a half mile track, clocking 1:58 1-5 and 1:56 3-5 for two heats. Jay Time led early but faded. Hilarious Way failed to defend Triple Crown. Good Bye Columbus finished second, Fast Clip third, with Strike Out earning $52,982 of $104,916 purse.
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Bowling Results Bright Scores Highlight League Night
Turners 3088 and Hutson Ethe redge 315 lead high series with Coca Cola at 3015 and Barrett 613. Raborn earns 48, Pinson 44, Turner 63, Reid 3, Walsh 70. High games feature Barrett 220, Lawrence 215, Carlin 307, Stapleton 215, Raborn 200, Wellmaker 28, Reid 227, Bethman 22.
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St Angela Saints Top Schofield Rams 26 to 6 in Penalty Rally
St Angela overcoming a flurry of penalties 165 yards to defeat Schofield 26 6 lifting their record to 2 1 1. Scott Bethman passed for 190 yards and connected with Mike Williamson and Bobby Voight for two touchdowns.
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Jets Picked To Repeat Super Bowl Vin
New York Jets vs Baltimore Colts is recapped with Joe Namath's return to Baltimore and the weekend games. The Fearless Forecaster picks 10 of 13 correct, and the Jets are expected to beat the Colts 33 to 20. Other games include Atlanta over New England and Miami over Houston with key passer Bob Griese highlighted.
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Erskine Soccer Adds Two Aikenites as Starters
Erskine College opens the 1972 season with two Aiken High School products competing for starting spots. Senior Evan Stokes and sophomore John Morgan battle for positions as the Trojans defend their NAIA Area Five championship. The team, led by coach Darrell Saunders, carries a 37-7-1 over three seasons.
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Conference Games Highlight Local Friday Night Football
Aiken Hornets visit Airport as 4AAAAA unbeaten teams meet. North Augusta Yellow Jackets host Booker T. Washington in 4AAAA clash. L B C Lions travel to Strom Thurmond in 3-AAA. Graniteville Rocks face Williston Elko in 4-AA. Jackson Indians play Chapin in 4-AA. Wagener Salley hosts Allendale as Ridge Spring Monetta tops Indianland in 5-A conference action.
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Racing Roundup delivers multiple horse wins at tracks
Dr Fakoury wins the Rockingham Park feature in Salem after two lead changes. Lighting-Lark takes the Lucky Draw Purse at Monmouth Park. A glimmer wins the Smart Deb Purse at Belmont Park. Courtly Dee wins at Atlantic City in the Optimists Purse. Sporting Flight prevails at Bay Meadows. Grey Reveille wins the South Attleboro Purse at Lincoln Downs.
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Nastase vows never to return after upset defeat
In Los Angeles, top seed Romania's Ike Nastase loses to Stanford's Roscoe Tanner 5-7 6-4 6-3 in the $60,000 Pacific Southwest Tennis Tournament. Tanner advances to quarterfinals to meet Manuel Orantes after Orantes edged John Alexander 6-4 6-7 7-4. Nastase cites an unruly crowd as reason for quitting.
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