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Last Week's Top Scores

SUNDAY NIGHT WORKERS: Men: Scratch Game 215 Eddie Parker, Scratch Series 589 Eddie Parker, Handicap Game 249 James Edwards, Handicap Series 670 Eddie Parker.

MONDAY NIGHT CITY LEAGUE: High Games 248 Cory Jenkins and 222 Kelvin Tate. High Series 667 Cory Jenkins and 597 Kelvin Tate.

TUESDAY LADIES LEAGUE: High Games 190 Rebecca Robbs and 183 Rosa Thompson; High Series 502 Rebecca Robbs and 501 Rosa Thompson.

LIMESTONE COLLEGE: Men: High Game 186 Thomas Fekette, High 2 Game Series 355 Daniel Phillips. Women: High Game 142 Brett Wease, High 2 Game Series 251 Brett Wease.

THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES: Men: Scratch Game 222 Roy Chapman, Scratch Series 555 Roy Chapman, Handicap Game 261 Cory Burnette, Handicap Series 660 Cory Burnette. Women: Scratch Game 172 Anna Hall, Scratch Series 468 Anna Hall, Handicap Game 220 Rebecca Robbs, Handicap Series 602 Robin Gares.

EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE: Boys: High Games 205 Zach Porter and 197 Mike Peterson, High Series 523 Zach Porter and 505 John Carroll. Girls: High Games 164 Anna Thompson and 141 Cassie Wallace, High Series 457 Anna Thompson and 403 Jessie Harris.

Gaffney tied for

fifth in poll

The Associated Press state high school football polls for the week of August 28, first-place votes in parentheses, record and total points as voted upon by a statewide panel of sports writers:

Others receiving votes: 11, Beaufort 9. 12, Irmo 4. 12, Conway 4. 14, Aiken 3. 15, Westside 1. Class 3A

Falcons entitled

to collect Vick bonus

The Atlanta Falcons are entitled to recover nearly $20 million in bonus money paid to disgraced quarterback Michael Vick, an arbitrator ruled Tuesday. The players' union vowed to appeal.

Stephen B. Burbank, the University of Pennsylvania law professor and special master who led last week's arbitration hearing, sided with the team after hearing from Falcons president and general manager Rich McKay and attorneys from the NFLPlayers Association, which represented Vick.

The Falcons argued that Vick, who pleaded guilty to federal charges for his role in a long-running dogfighting operation, knew he was in violation of the contract when he signed a $130 million deal in December 2004.

The team said he used proceeds from the contract to fund his illicit activities and sought the repayment of $19,970,000 in bonuses he was paid out of a total of $22.5 million in 2005 and '06.

Limestone's Thomas named player of week

Limestone College's Melissa Thomas has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas women's volleyball player of the week.

The junior outside hitter from Easley led the Lady Saints to three straight set conference wins last week, reaching a career high 24 kills in the victory over Belmont Abbey.

For the week, Thomas averaged 6.75 kills with a .485 hitting percentage with 7.19 points, 2.25 digs and .62 blocks.