Television Today Evening Sports and Golf Lineup
Sports and entertainment slate includes the Atlanta Braves at Houston Astros on WTBS at 7 30 p m the USA women’s volleyball team facing Brazil on ESPN at 9 30 p m and Inside the PGA Tour on ESPN at 11 p m all listed for viewers.
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Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
USA
Brazil
ESPN
Local Schedule Highlights For Aiken and USC Aiken
A dense slate shows multiple baseball softball and track events across Aiken South Aiken Midland Valley Strom Thurmond and North Augusta with games at Silver Bluff Houndslake and USC Aiken. Key clashes include Francis Marion at USC Aiken and USC Aiken hosting Gardner-Webb.
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Lexington
South Aiken
Columbia
Aiken
Midland Valley
Strom Thurmond
Silver Bluff
North Augusta
Airport
Usc-Aiken
Voorhees
Central Wesleyan
Clemson
Gardner-Webb
Francis Marion
Clemson Beats South Carolina Behind Two Homers
Clemson defeats South Carolina 5-3 in front of 3,200 as Chuck Baldwin and Mike Mitchin homer. Clemson improves to 37 7 1 while the Gamecocks drop to 33 9. Menhart held the Tigers to four innings before Baldwin homered to start a five run fifth.
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Clemson
Chuck Baldwin
Mike Mitchin
South Carolina
Tigers
Gamecocks
Gamecock
Dave Menhart
Baldwin
Bill Steele
Menhart
Mark Biegert
Milchin
Steele
Biegert
Randy Mazey
Erving Named NBA Player of the Week in Final Season
Julius Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers ends a 16 year pro career by earning NBA Player of the Week honors. He averaged 26.3 points in his final regular season week and joined the 30,000 point club with 30,026 career points. He scored 38 in his last home game and 24 in his final game, trailing Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain in all time scoring.
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NEW York
Julius Erving
Philadelphia 76Ers
NBA
Erving
Dr. J
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain
LeMond Shot in Back While Hunting in California
Greg LeMond, American Tour de France winner, was in fair condition after being hit in the back by a shotgun blast during a hunting trip in Sacramento. The 1986 Tour champion also placed fourth in the AP Athlete of the Year voting behind Bird Clemens and Norman.
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Sacramento
Calif
Greg LeMond
LeMond
Associated Press
Larry Bird
Boston Celtics
Roger Clemens
Boston Red Sox
Greg Norman
Australia
Black leaders push affirmative action in baseball hiring
Reverend Jesse Jackson says a black boycott remains an option but not a discussion point after meeting with baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth to plan an affirmative action coalition. They aim to recruit minorities into front offices, with talks on including Hispanics and women and potential future meetings with NBA and NFL leaders.
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New York
Baseball
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Peter Ueberroth
Park Avenue
Ueberroth
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Campanis
Campanis
Jackie Robinson
Larry Doby
New Jersey Nets
Nets
New York Mets
Seko and Mota win Boston Marathon amid start mishaps
Toshihiko Seko of Japan dominates the final 6 miles to win in 2 11 50 as 6 313 entrants endure drizzle and wind. Rose Mota of Portugal leads from start to finish in the women’s race at 2 25 21, claiming her third straight marathon win. Wheelchair action produces crashes but Andre Viger secures his second straight title with 1 55 42. Candace Cable-Brookes repeats as top woman in 2 19 54.
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Boston
Seko
Steve Jones
Juma Ikangan
Rob de Castella
Geoff Smith
John Treacy
Jones
Rose Mota
Portugal
Agnes Pardaens
Belgium
Ria van Landeghem
Mota
Viger
Jim Martinson
Puyallup
Wash
Candace Cable-Brookes
Long Beach
Calif
Suns Players Clear Tests In Drug Indictment Case
Phoenix Suns players James Edwards Jay Humphries and Grant Gondrezick tested negative for cocaine and heroin under NBA drug rules. The trio and two ex players Garfield Heard and Mike Bratz face indictment on drug charges. arraignment is set for April 30 with trial likely within 90 days.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Suns
NBA
James Edwards
Jay Humphries
Grant Gondrezick
Suns
Garfield Heard
Mike Bratz
Maricopa County
Edwards, Humphries
Gondrezick
New Jersey
Players’ Union
Edwards
Humphries
William Friedl
Maricopa County Superior Court
Larry Debus
Aikens Hornets Suffer First Defeat In 1987 Baseball Battle
Aiken coach Tracy Fleming watched his 15-0 Hornets fall 2-1 to crosstown rival South Aiken. Chris Cope allowed one hit over seven innings as Brad Holmes delivered a second inning triple driving in both runs. Pat Henson fired seven strong innings with seven strikeouts to seal the win.
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Aiken
Tracy Fleming
Fleming
Hornets
South Aiken
Chris Cope
Brad Holmes
Pat Henson
Mike Hicks
Henson
Cope
Aiken Hornets Fall In Tight Conference Battle
Hornets suffer first loss in six as Aiken pitcher Cope concedes a tough defeat. Meldrum leads Hornets with two hits while South Aiken uses timely defense and pitching to pull ahead. Fleming lauds resilience and notes the loss may spark a stronger push toward the conference playoffs.
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Aiken
Chip Dudley
Scotty Mills
Clem Rogers
John Meldrum
Hornets
Henson
Cope
Brandon Coker
Eddie Jordan
Mills
Chuck Watts
Jordan
Brad Kauffman
Phil Joyner
Fleming
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Quebec
Japan
Toshihiko Seko
Jerry Colangelo
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