Local Schools Face Must Football Games This Week
Aiken area high schools enter crucial midseason games with Graniteville seeking a 4th win and Lexington facing finals pressure. The Rocks host St Matthews as Shelton Davis returns to bolster the Graniteville offense while Airport travels to Aiken to test their grit.
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Carolina Georgia grudge match looms in Athens Saturday
USC coach Jim Carlen seeks revenge after a 0-1 record against Georgia. The 3-0 Gamecocks face the Bulldogs at 1 30 p m in Athens with strong offense and shaky quarterback depth. Georgia features a dual quarterback attack with Ray Goff and Matt Robinson and a solid defense led by Zambiasi and Griffith.
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Swinehart
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Ray Goff
Matt Robinson
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Robinson
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Ben Zambiasi
Jim Griffith
Bill Krug
Johnny Henderson
Bobby Thompson
Mark Mitchell
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Gilbert Wins 24-0 as Trojans Faulted by Penalties
Ridge Spring Monetta falls 24-0 to Gilbert after 159 yards in penalties and multiple unsportsmanlike calls. A Charles Williams TD was nullified by holding, and a Coleman clipping negated another score. RS-M drops to 1-3 and travels to Calhoun Falls next Friday.
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Rs-M
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John Norris
Tony Heslewood
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Ricky Martin
RS M
Calhoun Falls
Georgia Tech and Clemson prepare for pivotal showdown in Atlanta
Two winless teams meet in Atlanta as Georgia Tech quarterback Michael Jolly struggles and Clemson fills in with Mike O Cain after Steve Fuller injury. Clemson relies on Warren Ratchford Harold Goggins and Jerry Butler while Tech bets on freshman Jolly in a high stakes rivalry. The outcome shapes both coaches futures after back to back losses and shaky offenses.
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Eddie Lee Ivory
Warren Ratchford
Harold
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Ratchford
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Wilds Wins CSRA Women's Championship at West Lake
Alma Wilds of West Lake carded a three day 245 to win the CSRA women's championship by nine strokes. Kitty Bartley of Augusta CC was runner up with 256. Kay Smith of Gordon Club won the first flight with 262, with Robbie Heffernan and Helen Day placing among top finishers.
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Alma Wilds
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Augusta Country Club
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Houndslake
Kay Smith
Gordon Country Club
Robbie Heffernan
Helen Day
Midland Valley
Clara Crenshaw
Green Meadows
Betty Dobrich
Goshen
Mary Honeck
Abby Montengohl
Ruth Lent
HPCC Women To Hold Meeting At Highland Park Country Club
The Highland Park Women's Golf Association will hold its general meeting at Highland Park Country Club Tuesday at 8 30 a.m. The meeting precedes the group’s regular golf matches.
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Highland Park Women's Golf Association
Highland Park Country Club
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