Split-Fingered Fastball Gaining Fame
The split fingered fastball reshapes baseball, with Mike Scott's use leading to a 1986 Cy Young and a Giants teaching ban. Roger Craig trained Scott in a week. teams and players nationwide adopt the pitch, while critics call it forkball or misname it as a split fingered fastball.
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Five Inducted Into South Carolina Hall Of Fame
Bob Waters, Western Carolina coach and former 49ers player, joins five inductees into the South Carolina Hall of Fame. Also honored are Slick Moore, Tom Barton, Jaynie Haynie Hentz, and Jack Lewis Jr. Carson and Geddes named state's athletes of the year. Waters discussed his ALS condition and health.
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Tate Stars In G Day Intrasquad Triumph
Lars Tate rushed for 94 yards with three touchdowns to propel the Black squad to a 24-14 win in Georgia's G Day game. Tate broke a 17-14 tie with a 38-yard TD run, while Joey Hester passed for 235 yards for the Red team in defeat. Coach Vince Dooley praised Tate's late burst and overall performance.
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Barber Charles Lead Legends Golf at Onion Creek
Miller Barber and Bob Charles built a three stroke midway lead in the Legends of Golf at Onion Creek Club Austin Texas after 45 holes with a best ball 33 on the front. Orville Moody and Bruce Crampton trail five back at 159 after a front side 31.
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