L B C wins in 11th on Reames hit
Langley Bath Clearwater tops Newberry 4 3 in 11 innings as Todd Reames drives in two with a bases loaded single. Jeff Clark goes 11 innings for Newberry scattering six hits and fanning 10. McGee and Reames each notch two hits for L B C. Kinard and Taylor lead Newberry with two each. L B C stays 4 0 in conference and 7 3 overall. next at Strom Thurmond.
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Todd Reames
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Reames
Newberry
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David Durden
Johnny McGee
Lions
Mike Taylor
Danny Maybin
L-B-C
Jeff Clark
McGee
Larry Kinard
Taylor
Strom Thurmond
Tim Hulsebus
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Vernon Watkins
Gary Herndon
Clay Pearson
Bobby Williams
Phil Burley
Eugene Maybin
Bill Wiseman
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Irmo rallies to 5 3 win over Aiken in sixth inning
Irmo Yellow Jackets explode for four runs in the sixth to erase a 3-1 Aiken lead and hand the Hornets a fourth straight region loss at Citizens Field. Tim Corley led Irmo with three singles while Billy Wiedner and Jeff Newman each had two hits for Aiken.
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Hornets
Citizens Field
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Jeff Mowery
Russ Parrish
Brad Johnson
Jeff Newman
Billy Wiedner
Greg Toole
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Iomo
David Dukes
Parrish
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Irmo
Lexington
Citizen's Field
Myron Bell
Thomas Smith
Billy West
Doug Raines
Brett Jarriel
John Stephenson
Greg Harris
Larry Jones
Eddie Gienn
Billy Menger
Bobby Hervin
Matt Holcombe
Parsons Wins Rebel 500 At Darlington In Upset
Benny Parsons claims victory at Darlington Raceway in the Rebel 500 with a 1.9 second margin over Darrell Waltrip. He jokes about a possible co pilot and notes his revival meetings and drivers’ church helped him overcome a string of bad luck at Darlington.
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Darrell Waltrip
Darlington Raceway
Alum Creek Routs Meadowbrook In Six Period War
Alum Creek of Columbus built an early 4-0 lead and held off a Meadowbrook rally to win 11-7 at Whitney Field. Tom Biddle and Chris Weber led with four goals apiece, while W J Durret added key scores to seal the victory amid the six period game.
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Meadowbrook
Long Island
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Chris Weber
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Dhukker
Allen Corey
Dixon Stroud
W.J. Durret
Russel Corey
Tom Bid
Dle
Giacomelli Wins Second Hockenheim Jim Clark Memorial
Italian driver Bruno Giacomelli captured his second victory in under a month by sweeping the Jim Clark memorial race at Hockenheim Germany. His win solidifies his standing in the season ahead of rival drivers.
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West Germany
Bruno Giacomelli
Italy
Jim Clark
Graniteville Rocks Denmark Olar 39 2 in five inning baseball rout
Graniteville High overwhelmed Denmark Ol ar High 39 to 2 in five innings Friday. Laron Gray hit a grand slam and four other Graniteville players had four hits as Charles Yount earned the win. The Rocks aim for a 4th conference win at Barnwell Tuesday night at 7 30.
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Graniteville High
Denmark- Olav High
Rocks
Bill Smith
Graniteville
Laron Gray
Charles Yount
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USC Wins South Carolina Intercollegiate Title Over Clemson
South Carolina captured the tournament with 871, Clemson 876 and USC Aiken 952. Individual champion Adri an Stills of South Carolina State posted 210. USC riders Neal Gaston 238 Bill Hughes 239 and Craig Wheeland 241 contributed for USC.
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USC Aiken
South Carolina
Clemson
South Carolina State
Adrian Stills
USC
Neal Gaston
Bill Hughes
Craig Wheeland
Player wins Masters tie. pursues second U.S. Open title
Gary Player captured a record tying 66 at Augusta to win the Masters for the third time. He delayed victory as Tom Watson Rod Funseth and Hubert Green failed to force a playoff. Player eyed a second U.S. Open and bristled at being called a fading star in golf.
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Augusta
Gary Player
Augusta National Golf Club
Tom Watson
Rod Funseth
Hubert Green
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Player bristles with confidence after strong Open showing
Sam Watson. Player notes his long career with 112 tournament wins and seven shots behind Green as he finishes 72-72-69. He laments putting issues early in the event but credits a Sunday surge, detailing long birdies and short taps while reflecting on his global success and enduring optimism.
Marriott and Grant Triumph In National Trampoline Trials
A field of more than 300 competitors took part in trampoline tumbling and sports acrobatics at John Carroll University. Winners in trampoline were Ron Marriott, 18, of Rockford Illinois, and Shelly Grant, 18, of Springfield Ohio.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Ron Marriott
Rockford
Ill
Shelly Grant
Springfield
Ohio
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