Pacers Sweep Augusta to Stretch School Win Record
USC Aiken coach Randy Warrick saw his Pacers extend the school record for victories by sweeping Augusta College 8-1 and 6-1. Daniel Wilson hit a grand slam in the opener and led the offense as USC Aiken moved to 30-13-1 and earned a spot in NAIA District 6 tournament play.
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Usc-Aiken
Daniel Wilson
Randy Warrick
Gene Jennings
Wilson
Pacers
Augusta College
Usc-A
Warrick
Augusta
Jaguars
USCA
Newberry
Jaguar
Walter Taylor
USC
USC Aiken Aces Doubleheader Against Augusta College
Radcliffe led with four hits over two games as USC Aiken defeated Augusta College in both contests. Colclough, Kirkland, and Harvey drove in runs in the first game, while Wilson added a homer for USC Aiken. In the second game Augusta tallied six runs, with Dickinson taking the loss and Wilson earning the win for USC Aiken.
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USCA
Radcliffe
Charlie Colclough
Kenneth Kirkland
Billi Harvey
Robert Hardy
Colclough
Usc-A
John Dickinson
Pacers
Wilson
Petrey
Nat Dye
Augusta
Mike Gailey
RBI
Bill Elliott
Augusta College
Warrick
David French
Win Platt
Jim
Todd Mercer
Elliot
Paul Tomberlin
Joe Rich
Smith
Charles Carter
Mark Hopkins
Sta Berzins
Daniel Wilson
Ra Kuewriied
Steve W
Vic Radcliffe
Mark Hite
Americans Who Cancelled On Olympics To Get Refunds
Federal judge approves settlement for Americans who canceled trips to the 1980 Moscow Games. Those canceling before March 1 receive about 85 percent of funds less $195 and attorney fees, while post March 1 cancellations receive about 63 percent. The Soviet Union keeps about $7.2 million but agrees to credit $1.8 million to the American agency over five years.
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New York
Soviet Union
King and His Court to face Adkison Paint in North Augusta
The King and His Court led by Eddie Feigner perform at Riverview Park North Augusta tomorrow at 7 30 p m against Adkison Paint, a top local slow pitch club. Tickets available at North Augusta Parks and Rec and Aiken Sporting Goods with adults 3 students 2 and children 1 large groups may receive special rates.
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King
Riverview Park
Eddie Feigner
Adkison
Laurens Street
Feigner
J.R. Feigner
Gary West
Dave Barnett
Montreal Expos
Les Barber
Fillies Skip Derby As Oaks Likely Draws Aiken Star Heavenly Cause
Aiken filly Heavenly Cause appears headed for the Kentucky Oaks with trainer Woody Stephens indicating a Derby start is unlikely. Truly Bound remains aimed at the Oaks, while Always A Cinch is sidelined by injury. Other contenders include Bold Ego and Cure the Blues as the Derby field hovers near twenty.
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Louisville, Ky
Genuine Risk
Churchill Downs
Heavenly Cause
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Woody Stephens
J.P. Ryan
Stephens
Bud Delp
Delp
Cannonade
Ruler
Bold Ego
Bahamas
Splendid Spruce
Top Shoes
Proud Appeal
Cure the Blues
LeRoy Jolley
Bert Firestone
Dianna
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Joe Richi
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New York Yankee
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Richard Johnson
Atlanta Braves
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Chicago Cubs
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Mel Speegle
Carl Capstid
Kathy Duane
Andrea McDonald
Lisa Lott
Debbie Jenkins
North Augusta High
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David Page
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Glenn Griffin
Randy Metz
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