Hagler Leonard Bout Viewing at Houndslake
Tickets remain for the closed circuit Hagler Leonard middleweight bout at Houndslake Country Club on Monday April 6 at 7 p.m. Tickets are 20 dollars includes buffet dinner, cash bar. Reservations through Mrs. Chapman at 648-6805, limit 200 seats.
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Pacers win Coca Cola Classic at Milledgeville
Kevin Ratcliffe shot 70 in the second round to lead USC Aiken as the Pacers won the Georgia College Coca Cola Classic at Milledgeville Country Club. USCA totaled 607 over two days to beat Georgia State by two strokes, with Vernon Ball finishing third and Ratcliffe fourth individually in a field of 10 teams.
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Hornets Rally Past Silver Bluff 11 7 at Citizens Field
Aiken Hornets erased a 7-2 deficit with four runs in the fourth and three more in the next inning to defeat Silver Bluff 11-7. Chip Dudley earned the win, improving to 4-0 on the year, as Eddie Jordan doubled and Chris Cope added a double. Aiken improves to 13-0 and visits A.C. Flora Friday at 4 30 p m.
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South Aiken Falls to Thomas Aquinas in Overtime Shootout
In a 3-2 overtime shootout loss, South Aiken and Thomas Aquinas battled 2-2 after two scoreless extra periods. David Reece gave South Aiken the lead in the second half, Bruce Cope tied it, Britt Whitey made 19 saves, and Aquinas edged ahead 3-2 in the shootout. South Aiken next plays Aiken.
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Jackets Defeat South Aiken in North Augusta Baseball
The North Augusta Mustangs beat South Aiken High 12 to 4 on Wednesday night. Winning pitcher Jason Corley supported by Allen Haye for South Aiken. North Augusta hitters Daniel Fulcher and Tommy Schmolze led at 2 for 3, with Scotty Pate Eric Cofer Lewis Ferrando and Frank Ferrando at 2 for 4.
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Kesslin Skips Atlanta Steeplechase
Dogwood Farms Kesslin, second in the Breeders Cup last year, will miss the $75,000 Atlanta Hennessy Jaguar-Robinson Humphrey Cup this Saturday due to a slight tendon filling. Dogwood President W Cothran Campbell said rushing him would be foolish with a bright season ahead.
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Cavaliers and 76ers clash in early season thriller
Williams led Cleveland with 24 points while Harper poured in 23 for Philadelphia in a high scoring game. The Cavaliers edged the 76ers 99 108 as Barkley led Philadelphia with 25 and Erving added 20 in a tense contest marked by late fourth quarter runs.
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Aiken Netters Edge Keenan In Tennis Duel
Aiken High tops Keenan 3-2 as Marc Bonder loses in three sets to Gerald McNair. Ashley Heaton falls to Rolando Thompson while Stephen Baker beats Antone Mitchell. Elliott Epps wins unofficial singles. Bolton and McLellan win doubles 6-0 6-2 and Perry Rictehns sweep Frazier Wilson 6-0 6-0 for the third official Aiken victory.
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Hockey National Hockey League
The National Hockey League season features teams competing for playoff spots with high scoring games and standout performances. Players pursue records as clubs aim for standings and championship contention across venues nationwide.
Baseball and basketball moves from major leagues and colleges
MLB clubs reassigned players to minor leagues and announced releases including Van Gorder Simmons Tingley Noboa Gal Wael Ritter and O'Brien. Yankees Burns on voluntary retirement list and Espino released. Haas placed on 21 day DL. Nets signed Nettles. Knicks add Wright. Jets trade Springs. Ball State Kirby Majer coach hire noted.
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