Foreman Keeps Hopes Alive Versus Tyson June
Bud Geracie reports George Foreman, 41, battles journeyman Mike Jamison in Stateline Nevada. Foreman wins by KO in the fourth, weighing 260 pounds, with promoter Bob Arum signaling a June bout against Adilson Rodrigues. Jamison earns $15,000 from the loss, while Foreman pockets about $200,000 and eyes a Tyson matchup.
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Bob Arum
Foreman
Adilson Rodrigues
Jameson
San Jose
James Warring
Mike Tyson
George
Tyson
Michael
Jamison
Tahoe
Summer Squall Stable Through Derby Prep Upset Shape
Campbell reports Summer Squall is fit after a muddy Blue Grass Stakes win at Keeneland. Co favorite eyes the $350,000 Derby at Churchill Downs May 5 with three weeks to ease and maintain conditioning amid three tough races since March. Mister Frisky also arrived at Churchill Downs as a co favorite seeking a 17th straight win.
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Cothran Res Campbell
Dogwood Aaper
Land Rush
Lexington
Keeneland Race Course
Bay Calton
Churchill Downs
Keeneland
Pat Day
Campbell
Ave Ae Ee
Louisville
Churetis Domus Fonda
Uall
Summer Squall
Storm Bird
Mister Frisky
Driving Range Opens in Aiken by Billy Dozier
Billy Dozier and wife Debbie opened the 19th Hole driving range on Whiskey Road near New Ellenton filling a 20 year void in Aiken golf. Dozier, a Savannah River Plant employee, pursued land after early obstacles and setbacks. The range offers buckets from 2 to 9.95 dollars and plans include a putting green, sand trap, paved lot and lighting to boost business. Dozier averages 40 to 50 golfers daily with locals praising the venture.
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Aiken
Billy Dozier
Debbie
Whiskey Road
New Ellenton
Dozier
Savannah River
Augusta
John Cook
Cook
John Arbaugh
Palmetto Golf Club
Aiken Stays Ahead to Beat Dreher at Citizens Field
Aiken High built a two run lead in the first inning at Citi zens Field and held off Dreher 6 3 as Herman Hill and Jim Dudley sparked the offense. Hernandez was injured on a Dudley hit play and treated at Aiken Regional Hospital.
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Aiken High
Blue Devils
Citizens Field
Hornets
South Aiken
Strom Thurmond
Aiken
Creher
Dee Jenkins
Herman Hill
William Hernandez
Hill
Jim Dudley
Hernandez
Dudley
Aiken Regional
Joe James
Dreher
Donnell Williams
Tommy Moloney
Darit Jones
Marcus Gomillion
Williams
Tracy Fleming
Rebels Upset South Aiken In Five Inning Rout
Strom Thurmond defeated South Aiken 11 to 1 in a Region AAA baseball game. Senior Hugh Swearinger threw a three hitter with six baserunners and one walk in five innings. Thurmond improved to 6 3 in the conference and 6 4 overall while South Aiken dropped to 3 3 in region and 6 4 overall. Freshman Allen Mealing led with a single and two runs, Scotty Watson added three runs, and Trey Mitchem had two singles and two runs.
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Thurmond
Doug Eargle
Rebels
South Africa
Allen Mealing
Scotty Watson
Trey Mitchem
Morgan Leads Off Big Hit Parade for South Aiken
Ben Morgan slugged two triples as South Aiken pitcher Robbie Crisp yielded three runs. Eargle praised progress with two freshmen and five sophomores in the lineup. Crisp fell to 34 on the season. Coach Mike Hicks cited poor defense as a major factor.
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Ben Morgan
Eargle
South Aiken
Robbie Crisp
Mike Hicks
USC Aiken Streak Hits 25 Games
USC Aiken baseball extended its 25 game win streak with a 13-1 win over Wofford at J.H. Satcher Field. Allen Arnold improved to 6-1, Mike Dennis fell to 3-2, and USC Aiken piled up 14 hits led by Darryl Dupert 3-4 with a homer and 3 RBIs, Tom Taylor 2-4 with 3 RBIs, and Lance Bailey 2-4 with 4 RBIs. Wofford’s lone run came in the sixth. Lee Amick led Worfford with the only multi-hit game. USC Aiken improves to 40-9, Wofford to 15-14. The Pacers travel to Francis Marion next.
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USC Aiken
Wofford College
J.H. Satcher Field
Allen Arnold
Pacers
Mike Dennis
Wofford
Innin
USCA
Darryl Dupert
Suns
Dupert
Tom Taylor
Taylor
Lance Bailey
Pacer
Lee Amick
Francis Marion
Oakland Votes Down Raider Deal In City Council Vote
Oakland Calif. votes 6-0 to rescind a 428 million offer to Raiders owner Al Davis and opens talks for a new deal to move the team from Los Angeles where it has played since 1982.
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Calif
NFL
Raiders
al Davis
Los Angeles
Tal
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