Television Today Sports Schedule Highlights
TV lineup lists 1 p.m. NBA playoff games on WRDW WLTX 1:30 p.m. Sidekicks soccer on ESPN 2 p.m. The Houston Open golf on WJBF 2:05 p.m. Giants at Braves on WTBS 3:30 p.m. NBA basketball 4 p.m. USA vs USSR gymnastics on WJBF 4 p.m. Liberty Mutuals Legends of Golf on WAGT WIS 7:30 p.m. Stanley Cup playoffs on ESPN
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Local Schedule Highlights For High School Teams
The schedule lists events from April 27 to May 1 including golf matches at Barnwell and Silver Bluff, baseball games Midland Valley against Irma and North Augusta, and track and soccer meets. Quadrangular track events involve Aiken South Aiken Midland Valley and Silver Bluff with venues in Aiken and Silver Bluff.
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Tar Heels Rally Past Clemson 4-3 In ACC Baseball Thriller
In Chapel Hill North Carolina Dave Arendas delivered a game winning two run single in the fifth as Todd Kopczynski held Clemson to five hits in a 4-3 UNC victory. UNC improves to 25-15 overall 12-6 ACC while Clemson stands 38-9-1 12-5. Bert Heffernan had given Clemson a 3-2 lead with a sacrifice fly in the fifth.
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Bert Heffernan
Hobgood Wins Big South Title In Sudden Death Playoff
Campbell's Gary Hobgood defeats Augusta's Rob Watson on the first playoff hole to claim the Big South Conference individual golf championship in a rain-soaked finale. Watson shot 70 to finish 215 with Hobgood, who had a 73, as Winthrop's Joey Pinder was third at 217 and Augusta led by team total 878, ahead of Campbell at 885.
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Joey Pinder
Roger Rowland
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Radford
Baptist
Armstrong State
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South Carolina and Florida State Reach Metro Women’s Finals
In Hattiesburg Mississippi South Carolina and Florida State advance to the Metro Conference women’s finals after decisive 9-0 and 8-0 victories. The tournament’s men’s division shows South Carolina leading after two days of play.
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Perry's ninth inning homer lifts Braves past Giants
Gerald Perry belted a first pitch homer off Scott Garrelts in the ninth to give Atlanta a 5 3 win over San Francisco and snap a six game skid. Dion James doubled and scored on Perry's two run shot after Ken Oberkfell reached on a balk and a walk. Gene Garber earned the win in relief as the Braves rallied from behind.
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Oberkfell
Chili Davis
Zane Smith
San Francisco
Robby Thompson
Mark Grant
Ken Griffey
Rafael Ramirez
USC-Aiken takes NAIA District 6 golf title in Florence
Senior Rusty Rustin fired an even par 72 to lead USC Aiken to its first NAIA District 6 championship at the Country Club of South Carolina. Harbin 74, Pacers total 904, nine strokes clear of defending champ Wofford, with Rustin edging teammate Harbin by one stroke for individual honors.
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District 6 Championship Final Team Standings and Medalist
USC Aiken led the District 6 Championship with 904 while Wofford was second at 913 and USC Spartanburg third at 922. Harbin led as medalist with rounds of 73 74 74 and nearly forced a playoff with Austin who failed an 18 foot putt on the 18th. Top individuals included Pat Smith 224 and Tom Stewart 223 for Wofford and Francis Marion, with USC Spartanburg teammates Fagg and Schieb among 226s.
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Rust Rustin
Patrith
T. Stewart
K. Scheib
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R. O'Conner
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ACC Could Land Three First Round NFL Draft Picks
Dallas Cowboys scout Gil Brandt says ACC standouts Haywood Jeffries Mike Junkin Harris Barton may be selected in the first round with Clemson’s Kenny Flowers also among possible early picks. Jeffries, Junkin and Barton cited for standout performances with Flowers and Terrence Flagler among other ACC contributors discussed.
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