Outdoors Report Highlights Broad Fishing At Clark Hill And Lakes
The Savannah District Army Engineers report strong crappie and bass activity at Clark Hill Reservoir with top teams in recent one day tournaments at Hickory Knob State Park and Soap Creek Lodge. May temperatures ranged from 60 surface to 67 at 20 feet while SC Wildlife notes fair fishing at Greenwood and Lake Murray events with notable largemouth bass, crappie, and striped bass ACTION. In Lake Keowee and Santee Cooper events, Aiken anglers placed in several tournaments, while Robinson and Saum repeated success at Clark Hill and Cherokee Lake with top finishes.
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Clark Hill
Savannah District Army Engineers
Hickory Knob State Park
Shriners
Soap Creek Lodge
Pure Water Bass Club
South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Greenwood
Lake Murray
Aiken County
Top-O-The-Lake
Samantha Henderson
Pat Lynch
Sylvia Fulmer
Sherry Green
Mary Alice Mundy
Weed
Hendrix
Holland
Amick
Murray
Bell's Marina
Eutaw Creek
Rock's Pond
Poplar Creek
Wyboo Creek
Canal Motel
Atkin’s Landing
Lake Moultrie
Santee Cooper
William Hughes
Howard Burdett
Aiken
Mt. Pleasant
Charleston
Marine Resources Division
Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Beaufort
Cobia
Bass Anglers Sportsmen Society
South Carolina Bass Federation
Lake Keowee
South Carolina
Midland Bassmaster Club
Ray Cumbee
Sonny Duncan
Tump
Randy Fulmer
Lester Hall
Ray Locklear
Midland
Cumbee
Keowee
South Cove
Robinson
Saum
Carl Robinson
Ricky Saum
Abbeville
Lions Club
Cherokee Lake
Tennessee
Ali Knocks Dunn Out in Munich Fifth Round
In Munich, Muhammad Ali defeats Richard Dunn by fifth round knockout at 4 a.m. after knocking Dunn down five times. Ali, slower and less mobile, says he plans to retire after the year and to destroy Norton next. Duane Bobick comments on Ali's diminishing reflexes and training.
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Richard Dunn
Great Britain
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Munich
Norton
Dunn
Duane Bobick
Bobick
Olympiahalle
Bunny Johnson
England
VIECC Women Hold Nine Hole Golf Tournament
The Midland Valley Country Club Women’s Golf Association staged a nine hole event last Friday. In class A Barbara Legler finished first with Betsy Hooks second. Peg McKendrick claimed low putts. In class B Kat Shirley won, Louise Stribling was runner up, and Flo Pearson had low putts.
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Midland Valley Country Club Women’s Golf Association
Barbara Legler
Betsy Hooks
Peg McKendrick
Kat Shirley
Louise Stribling
Flo Pearson
Twilight Mixed Tournament at MVCC Highlights Local Winners
Midland Valley Country Club hosted a nine hole mixed Kernel's Choice Twilight Tournament last Friday. First place went to Ellie and Herb Feinen with Andrews and Marshall Reeves, followed by Nancy and Dan Findley with Helen and Nat Stetson in second, and Mary and Bill McCord with Mary Frances and Bob Arender in third.
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Midland Valley Country Club
Ellie
Herb Feinen
Andres
Marshall Reeves
Nancy
Dan Findley
Helen
Nat Stetson
Mary
Bill McCord
Mary Frances
Bob Arender Chipin
L.R. Shirley
Roberts Mitchell
Ike Hobbs
Peg
Ray McKendrick
Ruth
Coyle Smith
Tigers Triumph 6-2 In NCAA Regional To Reach CWS
Clemson baseball coach Bill Wilhelm voiced unease about the early lead, but his Tigers secured a 6-2 win over Furman to advance to the College World Series in Omaha, starting June 11. Clemson led 3-0 after one, pushed advantage to 4-0 by four innings, then Furman closed to 4-2 with bases loaded in the eighth.
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Columbia
Clemson
Bill Wilhelm
Tigers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Furman
Omaha
Neb
Wilhelm
Paladins
Furman beats Clemson as Wilhelm’s double play seals win
Furman Coach Tom Wall praised a dramatic bases loaded double play in relief pitcher Houston Matthews inning that ended Clemson’s comeback bid. Clemson’s 35-13 season ends after a tough loss to Furman, who finishes 23-16 and plans a 10 day layoff before College World Series practice.
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Wilhelm
Houston Matthews
Matthews
Bill Foley
Furman
Tom Wall
Clemson
Celtics Defense Drives Playoff Run for Celtics in NBA Finals
Boston guards a 1-0 series lead over Phoenix in the best of seven as defense fuels success. Havlicek battles injury while Scott and Cowens seek full health for a faster second game at the Boston Garden.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Phoenix Suns
Buffalo
Cleveland
Phoenix
Havlicek
Charlie Scott
Dave Cowens
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Tom Heinsohn
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