Aiken Area Thursday and Friday Baseball and Softball Schedule
Television schedule lists games across April 5 and 6 featuring Aiken and South Aiken baseball and softball. Highlights include Aiken at South Aiken baseball and South Aiken at Aiken softball on April 5, plus Silver Bluff at Jasper County baseball and Jasper County at Silver Bluff softball on April 6, with Benedict and Newberry softball and USC Aiken baseball also shown.
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Pacer Softball Earns Split With Francis Marion in Doubleheader
USCA Aiken softball split with Francis Marion College as Elle Womack pitched in the second game to seal a 4-3 win. Cheryl Padgett boosted the nightcap with a triple and double while Lynne English went 2-for-3. Gina Riccio scored the deciding run in the bottom of the seventh on a walk steal pass ball and sacrifice bunt from Krissie Karr. first game fell 4-2 with Wendy Price taking the loss. The Lady Pacers host Benedict College Friday at 3:30 p.m.
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USC Aiken
Francis Marion College
Cheryl Padgett
Lady Pacers
Lynne English
Gina Riccio
Krissie Karr
Elle Womack
USCA
Wendy Price
Padgett
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Benedict College
Tennis League Opens With Domino's Pizza Ties
A Domino's Pizza Team Tennis League for adults 18 and over starts Saturday April 21 at Virginia Acres Courts. Six weekly Saturday 9:00 a.m. matches. Entry fee 10 includes court time balls and pizza party. Sign-up meeting April 12 at 7 p.m. at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. contact Lisa J. Hall at 642-7630.
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H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
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Local Senior Games Classic Scheduled For April 14 21
The first Local Senior Games Classic, sponsored by NCNB and area recreation bodies, runs April 14 to 21 for ages 55 and up with events in 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 and 75 plus. Entries due April 7 with later fees. awards for 1st 2nd 3rd in each event. Call SRS ORA at 642-0314 or visit Odell Weeks Center for applications.
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Capriati advances to third round with strong win
Capriati, unranked due to limited events, beat Angeliki Kanellopoulou 6-1 6-3 to reach the third round. Kanellopoulou said Capriati will pose a tough test for Sanchez Vicari, who earlier defeated Mary Lou Daniels 6-2 6-2 and watched Capriati’s victory.
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Simmons Wins Wooden Award at Los Angeles event
Lionel Simmons, a 6-6 La Salle senior, won the 14th annual Wooden Award as college basketball's outstanding player. He totaled 1,174 points from 1,000 voters, ahead of Gary Payton and Derrick Coleman, with Hank Gathers in fourth after a fatal oncourt collapse.
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John Wooden
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Hank Gathers
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Coleman
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Razor Rematch Ends with Dokes Knockout After Early Roughness
Dr Barry Jordan notes Dokes remained conscious after a late punch sequence. Ruddock, who plans to take time off, says he seeks his title next and explains a pre fight hand injury. Dokes, 26, had held the WBA title before losing it to Coetzee in 1983. he is recovering from a decade of ring wear.
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Razor) Ruddock
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Gerrie Coetzee
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Kings Beat Flames With Gretzky Out For Playoff Opener
Los Angeles without Wayne Gretzky dominates Calgary 5 8 as Luc Robitaille nets two goals and Kelly Hrudey stops 22. Flames falter in third period while Edmonton and Winnipeg win playoff openers elsewhere.
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Hrudey
Pat Elynnik
Jets
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