Green Jackets edge Macon in 11 innings to split series
In Macon Georgia the Augusta Green Jackets and Macon Braves played 11 innings with the Green Jackets winning 5 to 4. Alph Coleman hit a first inning two run homer and Pat Manning added a sac fly in the second to put Macon ahead 4 0 before the Jackets rallied with runs in the 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th to force extra innings and win in the 11th. Greg Donato added an RBI single for Macon.
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USC Rides Homers To Salvage Victory
Bryan Jeffcoat and Chris Plummer homered in the fifth inning as South Carolina defeated fourth ranked Louisiana State 4 to 2. Chris Spigner and Lee Gronkiewicz combined for a strong pitching effort to lift the Gamecocks to 26-9 overall and 8-7 in the SEC.
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Tigers edge Clemson to complete weekend sweep
Florida State won the series finale 6-1 in Tallahassee. Clemson struck first with three walks off Florida State starter Bobby Read in the top of the first, scoring on a sacrifice fly after Kyle Frank, Jeff Baker, and Michael Johnson walked.
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Aseoan Wardlaw and Westminister duel. Aiken plays Augusta
A high school event slate lists Wardlaw versus Westminster at 4:30 p.m. followed by South Aiken against Augusta at 7 p.m. In softball, Aiken meets Midian at 8 p.m. Details suggest a busy evening of city league athletics with multiple games across sports.
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Woods completes sweep of majors amid Grand Slam debate
Tiger Woods finished a clean sweep of all four majors sparking a debate over whether this counts as a true Grand Slam. Rocco Mediate and other players acknowledge his dominance while noting that calendar-year criteria differ among legends like Bobby Jones Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus.
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Tiger Woods dominates Augusta to secure fourth straight major
Tiger Woods clinched a fourth consecutive major at Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday, outshining Phil Mickelson. Woods displayed supreme focus and confidence, closing strong with key putts and maintaining intensity on each shot, while Mickelson struggled with multiple costly misses and a lack of finishing killer instinct.
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Near miss leaves Duval numb at Augusta National
David Duval sits in the Augusta National interview room staring blankly as a television shows another contender slipping on the course. The scene repeats for the former Georgia Tech standout, leaving him unable to celebrate or endure the moment.
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Mickelson’s Putting Cost Him Major Chance At Augusta
Phil Mickelson spent the week touting patience and precision but his poor putting cost him a shot at his first major. His struggles on the greens left him short of the title this time at Augusta.
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Pacers rally to sweep Augusta State in late comeback win
USC Aiken erased a 10-1 deficit to beat Augusta State 11 10 at Satcher Field in a dramatic come from behind victory. Keown scored the winning run as Butch Martin grounded to third, finishing a five game winning streak for the Pacers (25-16, 11-10 Peach Belt).
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