Pacer Bell Leads Nation in Base Stealing for USC Aiken
Jerome Bell is the Pacers center fielder and top base thief striking 24 steals this season, ranking second nationally in NAIA. He credits speed, study of the pitcher, and help from teammates like Ed Barfield, noting USC Aiken has shifted toward more stealing this year.
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American Christian College
Oklahoma
Aiken High
Willie J. Bell Jr
Ed Barfield
Jerome Bell
Scott Hunter
Pacers Face Augusta in Doubleheader Ahead of Georgia Southern Series
Bell discusses his baseball growth from youth leagues to four year colleges and notes USC A is 8 12 this year. He aims to improve hitting and depth while the Pacers prepare for Augusta College in a doubleheader then a four game weekend with Georgia Southern College in Statesboro Georgia. He believes he can steal bases against strong opponents when needed.
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American Legion
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Usc-A
Augusta College
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Statesboro
Georgia Southern
Fleet
Astros Complete Sweep Of Giants In 6-2 Win
Houston Astros sweep the San Francisco Giants as Chicago errors aid the Twins in a 6-2 victory. Larry Dierker pitched six innings and was supported by Roger Metzger and Enos Cabell. Cubs beat Mets 6-5 with Hundley return, Padres top Dodgers 3-1.
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Tired Ray Floyd Will Try Again
Ray Floyd, exhausted after his Masters victory, tees off in Carlsbad in the $230 000 Tournament of Champions. A crowded field features 22 players led by multiple winners over the past year, chasing a $46 000 first prize at La Costa.
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al Geiberger
la Costa Country Club
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Gene Littler
Lau Jaham
Rik Massengale
Tom Jenkins
Tom Weiskopf
Don Bies
Don Jerson
Dave Hill
Don January
Bob Gilder
Billy Casper
Bruce Crampton
Art Wall
J.C Snead
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gary Plaver
United States
Wake Forest Favored in ACC Golf Tournament
Wake Forest led by first team All America selections Jay Haas and Curtis Strange is favored to win its 10th straight ACC golf title at North Ridge in Raleigh. The race for second place features NC State Maryland and North Carolina with NC State recent runner-up in the Big Four tournament highlighted by Vance Heather.
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Curtis Strange
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Arnold Palmer
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Haas
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North Carolina State
Richard Sykes
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Maryland
North Carolina
N.C. State
Vance Heather
Aiken Hornets topple Orangeburg Wilkinson 10 3 in slugfest
Tommy Whitfield and Eric Miner powered a 16 hit attack as Aiken High beat Orangeburg Wilkinson 10 to 3. Whitfield cleared the bases with a third inning triple and drove in four runs while Miner went 4 for 4 with a single two doubles and a triple. Winning pitcher Robert Cue collected two hits as did Elmo Roundtree. The win moved Aiken to 9-2 on the season ahead of a non conference game with Wagener Salley.
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Eric Miner
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RBI
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Robert Cue
Elmo Roundtree
Glenn Sattell
Shay Reyner
Andy Meek
Aiken
Wagener - Salley High
Joe An
Ridge Spring-Monetta and Wagener-Salley Track Teams Highlighted
Ridge Spring-Monetta High faces depth issues described by Coach Jim Carson as key limiting factor for a team leaning on baseball players for practice time. Top performers include Albert Smith, Charles Williams and Stanley Davis with aims at the Conference 4-AA meet at Chapin High later this month. Wagener-Salley High features Len Oliver, a standout sprinter who has run 9.8 seconds in the 100, plus other scorers Norris Sampson, Raymond Brown, Steve Salley, Athen Lashley and Joseph Wise as the War Eagles prepare for the same conference meet on April 28 at Chapin High.
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Ridge Spring - Monetta High
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RSM
Carson
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Albert Smith
Stanley Davis
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Aiken County
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Wade Abney
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Wayne Quattiebaum
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Windell Dave
Seve Smith
Maurice Thomas
Steve Carver
Glenn Johnson
Henry Adams
Winston Rice
Robert Conder
Jonathan Robinson
George Robert Y
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