Aiken Tennis Faces Court Shortage As Growth Demands More Courts
Aiken tennis players outnumber available nets at four public courts in Virginia Acres Park. Two more courts should be ready by summer at Eustis Park, bringing total to six, but city officials say ten are needed. City Manager Windham cites a $25,000 build cost and possible grants with matching funds. The newly formed Aiken Tennis Association plans to help fundraise and holds a May 9 meeting, while lighting upgrades remain a priority and would require underground wiring.
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Aiken
Nets
Lloyd Olsen
Virginia Acres Park
Recreation Department
Eustis Park
Mike Facciolo
Roland Windham
Virginia Acres
Aiken Tennis Association
Gary Bray
Civic Auditorium
Virginia Acres Courts
Windham
Aiken Rips Eau Claire In Baseball
Aiken clinched a 15-2 record in the 1-AAAA Conference by routing Eau Claire of Columbia 8 to 40 yesterday. Cam Perkins delivered a bases loaded triple in the second, Chuck Polson added two singles, and Aiken totaled eight runs on five hits with three errors. Eau Claire finished with no runs, four hits, and three errors. Aiken’s last conference game is set for May 2.
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Aiken
Eau Claire
Columbia
Hornets
Cam Perkins
Chuck Polson
Aiken Netters Triumph 7 2 Over Dreh er of Columbia
Aiken High School tennis team won 7 2 at home against Dreh er of Columbia. Singles saw Studinka McClain Veasy Oldenburg Rhoden Moore and Moore win while doubles Halfwanger McClain Veasy Moore and Moore Bodendorf added victories. Aiken next hosts Orangeburg on Tuesday.
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Aiken High School
Dreher
Columbia
Emil Studinka
Sandy Haltwanger
Robbie McClain
Mike Moore
Rick Veasy
Will Hornsby
Brent Oldenburg
Alan Bryan
Bill Rhoden
Ralph
Baseball scoreboard with weekend games and results
MLB results brief with scores from Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York San Diego Montreal and Los Angeles games plus Thursday Fridays and Saturdays schedules. Notable pitcher records Blyleven Stottlemyre Palmer Bahnsen Timmerman Slaton G Perry and Siebert.
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Blyleven
New York
Stottlemyre
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Ryan
Baltimore
Palmer
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Bahnsen
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Slaton
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G. Perry
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Siebert
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Billingham
Jenkins
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Jarvis
Moose
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Houston
Dierker
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Fryman
Kirby
Koosman
Singer
Renko
San Francisco
Carrithers
W. L. Pet
G.b.new York
North Augusta Tops Greenwood 6-4 In High School Baseball
North Augusta defeated Greenwood 6-4 at Lions Field. Winning pitcher Terry Jones led North Augusta as they racked up six runs and ten hits with two errors. Greenwood finished with four runs seven hits and no errors.
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North Augusta
Greenwood
Lions Field
Terry Jones
Zimmer Takes Over Padres Lose 4-3 in Mets Clash
Don Zimmer was named Padres manager after Preston Gomez was fired as San Diego lost 4-3 to the New York Mets. Zimmer previously played and coached with Dodgers and Mets, expressing eagerness to manage at last.
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Associated Press
Don Zimmer
San Diego
Roger Craig
Bob Skinner
Padres
E. J
Buzzie
Bavasi
Preston Gomez
Zimmer
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Gomez
Mets
Ian
Mets rally as Staub and Grote pace win No 6 in row
In Philadelphia Rusty Staub and Jerry Grote homered to lift the Mets to their sixth straight victory. Elsewhere Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 5 4 as Joe Morgan sparked a late double steal and Denis Menke hit a sac fly for the Reds. Don Money and Deron Johnson fueled a Philadelphia 7 4 win over the Giants, while Montreal beat Los Angeles 7 5 to stay within a game of the Mets.
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Diego
Mets
Rusty Staub
Jerry Grote
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Montreal
Los Angeles
Joe Morgan
Pirates
Morgan
Bobby Tolan
Dave Kingman
Ron Hunt
Ken Singleton
Expos
Dodgers
New Course Record At N A Course Set By Tommy Stacks
A North Augusta course record fell yesterday as 21 year old Tommy Stacks shot 63 at the N A course. He broke Jim Martins 64 record as Chester Huffman Ernie Masters and Richard Bell witnessed Stacks eight birdies one eagle and one bogey.
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North Augusta
Tommy Stacks
Jim Martin
Augusta
Chester Huffman
Ernie Masters
Richard Bell
Aiken Golfers Win Conference Title
Aiken captured the Confer ence 1 A A golf championship at Irma's Cold Stream edging North Augusta by three strokes. Aiken totaled 615 to North Augusta 618 Greenwood 656 and Eau Claire 749. John Gibbs of North Augusta will represent this region and the 36-hole state tournament is May 12 13 at Furman University.
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Aiken
Irma
Cold Stream
North Augusta
Greenwood
Eau Claire
Furman University
Jim Holmes
Ken Wiland
Jim White
Steve Langford
Greenville
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Holmes
Wiland
White
Langford
Johnson Tire Co
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FMC Corporation
H.P
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