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BRIEFS Last Week's Top Scores MONDAY NIGHT MEN: Scratch Game 232 Phil McAbee, Scratch Series 623 Larry Scruggs. Handicap Game 271 Ken Taylor Sr. Handicap Series 717 Leonard Timson. WOMEN'S SUNSET: Scratch Game 181 Mot Wilson, Scratch Series 520 Mot Wilson, Handicap Game 223 Taffie Williams, Handicap Series 619 Taffie Williams. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES: Scratch Game 200 Rosa Thompson, Scratch Series 482 Diane Loving, Handicap Game 250 Helen Robinson, Handicap Series 610 Betty Blackwood. GAFFNEY MEN WEDNESDAY: Scratch Game 224 Jacquin Jefferies, Scratch Series 566 Steve Robbs, Handicap Game 254 Jacquin Jefferies, Handicap Series 645 Benny Fair. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED: Men: Scratch Game 210 Larry Scruggs, Scratch Series 536 Allen Southern, Handicap Game 236 Jason McSwain, Handicap Series 630 Wayne Wright. Women: Scratch Game 200 Deborah Wright, Scratch Series 514 Sandy Wallace, Handicap Game 242 Brandi Smith, Handicap Series 619 Amy Maynor. EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE: Boys: Scratch Game 219 Shannon Long, Scratch Series 478 Michael Long, Handicap Game 247 Jacob Southern, Handicap Series 634 Eric Osment. Girls: Scratch Game 173 Chasity Lawson, Scratch Series 391 Alyssa Herrin, Handicap Game 251 Madilyn Hames, Handicap Series 640 Savannah Fowler. Mount Olive tops Limestone Brandon Streeter had 21 points to lead Mount Olive to a 78-63 win over Limestone on Saturday. In women's action, Keona Corley had 11 points and 11 steals to pace Mount Olive to a 72-53 victory over the visiting Lady Saints. Saints third at swim meet The Limestone College swim team was third among 10 teams at the Savannah College of Art and Design Invitational on Saturday. The meet concluded on Sunday. USC to play in Liberty Bowl South Carolina and coach Steve Spurrier accepted a bid to the Liberty Bowl in Memphis where they will face Houston, the Conference USA champions. Spurrier became the first South Carolina coach to lead the Gamecocks to a bowl game his first two seasons. The Cougars and Gamecocks will play Dec. 29 at 4:30 p.m. The Gamecocks hope to continue their momentum. They have won their past two games. That included breaking a four-game losing streak to archrival Clemson 31-28 on Nov. 25. Tigers headed to Nashville Clemson coach Tommy Bowden has been pleased with his team's attitude and motivation all season - and he won't start to worry now with the Tigers heading to the Music City Bowl. Clemson (8-4) will take on Kentucky in the game starting at 1 p.m., Dec. 29. |
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