Thoroughbred Netters Rally To Beat Barnwell 4-1
South Aiken boys tennis defeated Barnwell 4-1 as Nathan Allen won 6-2 6-3 over Joseph Lely in singles. Marc Costner beat Charles Richardson 6-1 6-3. Doubles teams Tiffany Bailey and Hamilton Waltz edged Welch Powers 6-0 6-0 and won 6-0 6-1 over Byrum Richardson. South Aiken improves to 12-2 and hosts North Augusta next.
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Barnwell
South Aiken
Nathan Allen
Joseph Lely
Marc Costner
Charles Richardson
Geoff Penland
Richie Brown
John Tiffany
Jeff Bailey
Edward Welch
Laws Powers
Graham Hamilton
Mike Waltz
Brad Byrum
Matthew Richardson
Aiken High topples Midland Valley in Graniteville golf duel
Aiken High defeated Midland Valley 153 to 159 at Midland Valley Country Club. Mike Hrubala led Aiken with 37, Jamie Crain and Brian Montgomery 38, Lee Sjostrom 40. Midland Valley's Tip Jones and Todd Bush each fired 37. Allen Bowman 42. Doug Swearingen 43. Aiken improves to 4-1 and faces Barnwell at Sweetwater CC Wednesday.
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Graniteville
Aiken High
Midland Valley
Midland Valley Country Club
Aiken
Mike Hrubala
Jamie Crain
Brian Montgomery
Lee Sjostrom
Tip Jones
Todd Bush
Allen Bowman
Doug Swearingen
Barnwell
Sweetwater C.C
South Aiken dominates Midland Valley in softball clash
South Aiken routed Midland Valley 11 to 1 as Amanda Trowell earned the win with three hits allowed. Tabitha Butler homered after three hits, and Sonya Holston and Laura Coakley also went deep. South Aiken improves to 7-3 overall and 6-2 in conference and hosts Strom Thurmond at 6 30 p m.
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South Airien
Midland Valley
Amanda Trowell
Tabitha Butler
Sonya Holston
Laura Coakley
South Aiken
Strom Thurmond
South Aiken Falls to Evans 5 2 in Region Flag
Evans defeats South Aiken 5 2 as pitcher Russ Messick improves to 1 1 with a triple and two RBIs. Kauffman 2 for 4 with a double Mills 2 for 4. South Aiken sits 8 6 1 overall 8 1 1 in Region 5 AAA and plays Strom Thurmond Wednesday at 4 30 p m. Silver Bluff Booster Club to meet at 7 30 p m to elect officers and discuss fund raising.
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South Aiken
Russ Messick
Messick
Brad Kauffman
Scotty Mills
South Aikica
Strom Thurmond
Silver Bluff
Bowhunting Tournament Set at Rocks Pond Campground
Eutawville SC Bowhunters Association sponsors a May 23 event at Rocks Pond Campground with 3 PM start and final weigh in by 9 PM May 3. Two prize categories Big Fish and Most Fish with 10 places each, entry 30 before April 26 then 40. contact SCBA Moncks Corner or Rocks Pond Campground for forms and details.
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South Carolina Bowhunters Association
Rocks Pond
SCBA
P.O
Moncks Corner
S.C
MV Boosters Sponsor Softball Tourney for Church Teams
The Midland Valley Booster Club announces a softball tournament open to C and D class church teams. It will be held May 15 and 16 at Harrison Caber Field. Registration is 90 dollars plus two softballs. contact Jimmy Hadden at 593- for details.
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Midland Valley Booster Club
Harrison Caber Field
Jimmy Hadden
NBA Standings and Results Highlight Week's Action
National Basketball Association standings show Boston atop the Atlantic with 56 wins and Philadelphia 44. Washington 40, New Jersey 24, New York 24. Central lead by Atlanta 55, Detroit 50, Milwaukee 48. Westerns include Dallas 53, Utah 26, Houston 41, Denver 35, Sacramento 26, San Antonio 26, Lakers 64, Portland 47, Golden State 39, Seattle 36, Phoenix 33. Monday results Brooklyn?
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Clemson's Ford To Visit Aiken IPTAY Meeting
Clemson coach Danny Ford will speak at the annual IPTAY spring gathering for Aiken Edgefield Barnwell counties and Augusta area alumni. The event Friday 21 at the Jaycee Building in Aiken features a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 dinner with Ford discussing recruiting the spring game and the 1987 schedule. Tickets from Aiken IPTAY members.
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Aiken
Edgefield
Barnwell
Augusta
Jaycee
Fairgrounds
U.S. Highway 1
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Aiken Iptay
Clemson
Danny Ford
Morrison to Speak at Houndslake for Gamecock supporters
University of South Carolina coach Joe Morrison will address Gamecock supporters at 6 30 p m April 29 in the main ballroom of Houndslake Country Club. Tickets cost 10 and are available at Aiken Drug Woodruff Drug Belks in Aiken and North Augusta and Bath Pharmacy. He will discuss recruits and the upcoming season.
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University of South Carolina
Gamecock
Houndslake Country Club
Aiken Drug
Woodruff Drug
Belks
Aiken
North Augusta
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Morrison
Majority Club Softball Tournament Set in Clearwater
The third annual Majority Club Softball Tournament will be held May 22-23 at Harrison Caver Park in Clearwater. The first 18 teams to register will make the field with team trophies for the top four and individual trophies for the top two teams. Contact Jerry Johnson at 803-663-9905 or David Wright at 803-593-6163 for more information.
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Harrison Caver Park
Clearwater
Jerry Johnson
David Wright
Pro Soccer Coach To Speak At St Thaddeus Church
Tony Stevens, a professional soccer coach, will speak at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church at 6 30 p m today. The event invites community soccer enthusiasts and is open to all. For more information contact Herndon McElmuray at 649 1856.
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St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Herndon McElmuray
Giants Star Carson Named South Carolina Pro Athlete of the Year
Harry Carson of the New York Giants, a Florence native and former South Carolina State star, is named South Carolina Male Pro Athlete of the Year by the South Carolina Hall of Fame. He will be honored at the annual banquet April 24 at the Ellison Building on the State Fairgrounds.
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Harry Carson
New York Giants
South Carolina
Florence
Carson
South Carolina State
State
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Hall of Fame
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Red Sox Sign Clemens to Two Year Deal
American League report notes the Boston Red Sox agreed to a two year contract with pitcher Roger Clemens. Brewers sent outfielder Mike Felder to Denver in the American Association. Cecil Cooper activated from the disabled list. Dodgers signed Pete Ladd and assigned him to Albuquerque in the Pacific Coast League. Padres placed Bruce Bochy on the 15 day DL and called up Mark Parent from Las Vegas PCL.
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Roger Clemens
Milwaukee Brewers
Mike Felder
Denver
Cecil Cooper
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Pete Ladd
Albuquerque
SAN Diego Padres
Bruce Bochy
Mark Parent
Las Vegas
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