Mars Hill Tops USC Aiken 11 Run Game in Baseball Showdown
Mars Hill College beat USC Aiken 11 to 6 as the Lions built a six inning scoring spree. USC Aiken outhit the opponent 14 hits to 12 with Kevin Campbell leading the Pacers with three hits in five at bats. Rick Owens and Tim Miller delivered clutch RBIs for the visitors while Miller pitched the complete game.
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Usc-Aiken
Pacers
Mars Hill College of North Carolina
Jim Kauffman
Kauffman
Usc-A
Kevin Campbell
Mark Hite
Randy O'Banion
Brian Todd
Lions
Rick Owens
Tim Miller
Miller
Mars Hill dominates Pacers in nine inning NAIA clash
Righthander fans three and walks two through nine as Mars Hill edges USC Aiken 11 to 6. Danny Miller drives in two with a double and Rick Anderson Tim Miller and Mike Wooten add RBI hits. Mars Hill improves to 13 4 overall 6 0 in NAIA District 6 as USC Aiken battles back but falls short.
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Mars Hill
Dennis Seiple
Pacers
Seiple
Campbell
Hite
Newberry
Indians
Naia
Mercer
Francis Marion
Hornets Rally Past Rocks in Backyard Rivalry rout
Aiken High’s Green Hornets overwhelmed Graniteville High 12 to 5 after taking an early 2-0 lead. Parrish fueled the offense with four hits and four RBI while Thomas Smith worked five strong innings for the win. Graniteville’s Dunbar stood out with two hits and a walk, but the Rocks fall to 5-5 as Aiken improves to 6-4 and hosts Irmo Friday at Citizens Field.
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Graniteville
Aiken High
Graniteville High
Green Hornets
Rocks
Aiken
Myron Bell
Russ Parrish
Billy West
Parrish
Robert Cooper
Cooper
the Rocks
Tommy Dunbar
Dunbar
Irmo
Citizens Field
Denmark-Olar
Jeff Newman
Tommy Smith
Gregg Toole
Billy Wollener
Brad Johnson
Brett Jerriel
Doug Rains
Tyrone Davenport
Laron Grey
Mike Sanders
Kenny Kirkland
Tommy Dunder
Brian Strother
Bennie Efird
Charles Young
Carl Adams
Herb Padgett
Chris Barnes
Ricky Lucero
L B C Takes Sixth Behind Late Surge
The L B C High Lions edged C A Johnson 9 to 3 at L B C aided by late runs and strong defense. Daryl Myers pitched a complete game for his fourth win. Gary Herndon Jeff Clark and Bobby Williams led L B C with two hits apiece, lifting the Lions to 6 3 overall and 3 0 in conference play.
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Jeff
Daryl
Haslebus
Lewis Wright
Mike Morris
David Ross
C.A. Johnson
Gary Herndon
Jeff Clark
Bobby Williams
Abbott Leads Mariners Past Twins In 3-2 Opener
Glenn Abbott scattered five hits over 6 1 3 innings to beat Minnesota 3-2 as Craig Reynolds hit a two run homer to spark Seattle. Enrique Romo preserved the lead with late relief, while Twins ace Dave Goltz rued a first inning mistake and warned of a strong season. Manager Gene Mauch praised his club and noted Abbott’s sharp outing.
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Glenn Abbott
Dave Goltz
Gene Mauch
Abbott
Seattle Mariners
Minnesota Twins
Beingdome
Enrique Romo
Minnesota
Craig Reynolds
Mariners
Reynolds
Goltz
Twins
Mauch
Graniteville Sets Donkey Basketball Game at High School
Graniteville High hosts a donkey basketball game this Saturday at 7 30 PM in the school gym. Players and coaches from Graniteville High will participate to raise funds for the Booster Club with advance tickets at 1 for students and 1 75 for adults and higher at the door.
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Graniteville High School
Graniteville High
Graniteville High Booster Club
Helen Wood
Booster Club
Grimsleys World Player Survives American Tour
Augusta AP Gary Player of South Africa has endured hostility on American golf tours and now at age 41 seeks his third Masters title. He recalls past protests at Dayton and Masters security, but stresses opposition to apartheid in sports and notes efforts toward integration including inviting Lee Elder and employing Rabbit Dyer as caddy.
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Augusta
Gary
Johannesburg
South Africa
Dayton
Ohio
Rancho la Costa
Calif
Lee Elder
Rabbit Dyer
Royal Lytham
78 Golfers Open Chase For 42nd Masters Title
Augusta awaits as Jack Nicklaus, aiming for a record sixth Masters, predicts a 50-50 chance to win with Tom Watson defending. Notable contenders include Hubert Green Severiano Ballesteros Lanny Wadkins Hale Irwin Ray Floyd Ben Crenshaw Arnold Palmer Johnny Miller Lee Trevino and Jerry Pate who seeks another major title after a strong comeback.
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Nicklaus
Augusta
U.S
Tom Watson
Watson
Hubert Green
Severiano Ballesteros
Greensboro
N.C
Lanny Wadkins
Tom Weiskopf
Hale Irwin
Ray Floyd
Ben Crenshaw
Pate
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Randy O’banion
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Brien Todd
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