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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1990

Page

7

Summer Squall captures Blue Grass Stakes in Keeneland upset

Dogwood Stable's Summer Squall wins the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland as Mister Frisky looms as Derby favorite. Fans praise Kentucky bred talent, with Summer Squall hailed as Little Squally and set to challenge the Derby field led by Mister Frisky at Churchill Downs.

Dogwood Stable Louisville Courier-Journal Lexington Herald-Leader Lexington Keeneland ABC Mister Frisky Summer Squall Gun Scott Kentucky Aiken Campbell Cincinnati Dogwood Storm Bird Delta Summer Wood Keenland Pat Day Squally

Clemson Readies for NCAA Infractions Hearing in Kansas City

Clemson officials have the case summary for the NCAA infractions hearing set for Friday in Kansas City. The university’s 10 member delegation includes former coach Danny Ford and Ken Hatfield, with Max Lennon and Bobby Robinson among others. The committee on infractions aims to rule within three weeks after reviewing 14 alleged violations including cash payments to players.

Clemson NCAA Committee Kansas City National Collegiate Athletic Association Nick Lomax University Danny Ford Thomas McCutchen Sr Columbia Ford Tigers Ken Hatfield Max Lennon Bobby Robinson Dwight Rainey B.J. Skelton Ben Ander Son Paul Aaron D. Alan Williams University of Virginia Virginia ACC Wiliams Milton R. Schroeder Arizona State University Robinson Lomax

Ridge Spring Monetta routs Wagener Salley 11 1 in five innings

Ridge Spring Monetta Trojans capitalize on opportunities to overpower Wagener Salley War Eagles 11 1 in five innings. Clay Fulmer dominants at plate and mound with eight strikeouts one hit and three runs scored while leading the Trojans to a season high 11 hits and a decisive win.

Ridge Monetta Clay Fulmer Wagener-Salley Trojans War Eagles Monetta Trojans Wagener-Saly War Eagles Fulmer Wagoner Paul Bodie Phil Strickland Strickland

Ridge Spring tops Wagener in high school baseball slugfest

Ridge Spring pulled ahead with a three run rally in the fourth inning and rode two big triples by John Stone to win 6 3. McGlocklin hit his first homer of the season as Ridge Spring improved to 2 9 overall and 2 7 in the conference. Wagener drops to 1 9. next games are Friday at Pelion and home vs Blackville Hilda.

Jessie ‘McGlocklin Todd Berry McGlocklin Fulmer Berry Chad Lott Wagener Brad Yon McGiocklin Itter Bodie Yon Ridge Spring Anthony Williams Bodie Todd Young Anthony Pontoo John Stone Stone Lott Rnidge McGlocks Strickland Blackville-Hilday Pelion

Reds and Larkin shine in 5-3 win over Braves

Cincinnati beats Atlanta 5-3 as Barry Larkin goes 4 for 5 with two RBIs to push the Reds to 6-0 start. Larkin homered last season and is 16 for 28 this year while momentum builds for a home opener against San Diego.

Atlanta Barry Larkin Cincinnati Reds Larkin Reds Cincinnati Atlanta Braves San Diego Padres Lou Piniella Braves

Reds Win Showdown Before All Star Break

Boxscore notes Reds 5 3 over Piecesta as he hurts throwing arm in pre All Star game competition. Larkin praises his form saying he has never hit this well. Atlanta manager Russ Nixon comments on past injuries. Reds also receive strong work from starter Jack Armstrong.

Larkin Atlanta Russ Nixon Reds Jack Armstrong

Tactical Italian Outlasts Hard-Driving Boston Field

Gelindo Bordin won the Boston Marathon finishing 1 min 33 sec ahead of Juma Thangan with a patient pace. Rosa Mota led the women from start to finish claiming a third Boston title after earlier wins in 1987 and 1988.

Boston Field Boston Gelindo Bordin Bordin Juma Thagan Tanzania Rosa Mota Portugal Mota Portuguese Sports Federation

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