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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1985

Page

14

Unclear sports schedule fragment with multiple teams

Fragmentary urban sports note lists several matchups including Boston, Toronto, Milwaukee and Cleveland with partial records and unparsed team pairings. The legible items include mentions of Boston at California and Toronto at Oakland with incomplete scores and stray punctuation.

Boston Brown Catorina Toronto Seal Laws Detroit Baltimore New York California Kansas City Minnesota Oakland Texas Milwaukee Kansas Seattle Cleveland Semanale Steet Guidry Tanana

All ACC Baseball selects 1985 first and second teams

The 1985 All-Atlantic Coast Conference baseball squads are announced listing first and second team members by position, school, votes out of 114, and batting or pitching stats. Notable names include Walt Weiss North Carolina and B J Surhoff North Carolina with strong voting tallies and listed averages.

Greensboro N.C S — Walt Weiss North Carolina Scott Jordan Tech Tommy Gregg Forest OF — Carolina C — B.J. Surhoff Roger Williams Leccey Canner NG Tate Jeff Booker Virginie Jamie Sims Georgia Tech Andrew Fava N.C. State Bill Narieski Virginia Pete Geist Erik Hanson Wake Forest Paul Grossman John Jav Clemson

Weekend Transactions sweeping AL player moves

Boston Red Sox send catcher Dave Sax and outfielder to Pawtucket while recalling pitcher Mike Brown from Pawtucket. California Angels recall Rafael Lugo Stewart Cliburn from Edmont on and send Bob Kip to Midland while handling a 15 day dis abled list. Indians place Vern Ruhie on the 15 day list and move Rick Behenna to 21 days while calling up Rich Thompson. Brewers place Rick Manning on the 15 day list and activate Dion James. Twins announce Bruce Haynes reassigned as consultant and serial assignment scout.

Boston Red Sox Dave Sax Pawtucket Mike Brown California Angels Rafael Lugo Stewart Cliburn Edmonton Bob Kip Midland Luis Sanchez Cleveland Indians Vern Ruhie Rick Behenna Rich Thompson Maine Milwaukee Brewers Rick Manning Dion James Minnesota Twins Bruce Haynes

Gamecock Club Plans May 14 Meeting at Houndslake

Aiken County Gamecock Club schedules its annual gathering on Tuesday May 14 at Houndslake Country Club with a 6 30 p.m. cash bar and a 7 30 p.m. dinner. Tickets are 10 and available at Woodruff Drugs Aiken Drugs Belk Bath Pharmacy North Augusta Belk Warrenville Drugs or via SASE to Billy Howard Box 399 Aiken 29802.

Aiken County Gamecock Club Houndslake Country Club Aiken Woodruff Drugs Aiken Drugs Belk of Bath Pharmacy North Augusta

Aiken and Stone Ferry Dominate Polo Cup Opener

Aiken Stone Ferry won the opening polo match with six goals by Tom Harris and two by handicap. New York’s Scott Campbell and Jimmie Bachman scored three each while Dave Rizzo added one. Devane Batchelor starred for Aiken in the second game with two goals including the overtime winner. Charlie Bostwick led San Antonio with three goals and Ricky Bostwick added two. Tom Biddle and Tiger Kneece scored for San Antonio, which earned three handicap goals. The president praised the crowd and talent as action continues Wednesday with finals Sunday at Whitney Field.

Tom Harris Stone Ferry Scott Campbell Jimmie Bachman Aiken Devane Batchelor Charlie Bostwick Brother Ricky San Antonio Tom Biddle Tiger Kneece

Secretariat A Derby Hero Remains A Grand Studio Figure

The piece recalls Secretariat, the 1973 Triple Crown winner, and traces his post racing life at Claiborne Farm near Lexington. It notes his enduring fame, glossy coat, tall frame, friendly demeanor, and the origin of his name from Meadow Stable owner Chenery and her secretary.

Paris Eternal Prince Aiken Stephan Citation Secretariat Meadow Stable Time Newsweek William Morris Agency Las Vegas Chicago Richard Daley Arlington Park Big Standing Claiborne Farm Lexington Kentucky Bluegrass Luther Ron Turcotte Witness Swale Virginia Christopher Chenery Chenery Ham

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