TV HIGHLIGHTS For Baseball Cycling and Basketball Finals
ESPN2 covers the Big League World Series final in Easley South Carolina at 8 p.m. FS1 airs Tour of Utah Stage 2 from Escalante to Torrey at 3 p.m. MLB games include St. Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Atlanta at 7 p.m. MLB late games Boston at Seattle or Oakland at Los Angeles Angels at 10 p.m. The Basketball Tournament finals feature Overseas Elite vs Team Colorado in Bronx New York at 7 p.m.
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Poore Aims for Pro Career After World, Pan-American Medals
Poore, a Greubel's MMA fighter from Augusta, rests a knee injury after competing at the World Championships in Ireland and earning a Pan-American silver in 2014. He eyes pro opportunities in WAKO GLORY or UFC promotions, while citing rigorous self analysis and steady training to prevent ring rust.
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Lynette Woodard Joins Winthrop Women's Staff
Hall of Famer Lynette Woodard joins Winthrop as an edge adding assistant under fifth year head coach Kev in Cook. A Kansas alumna from 1977 to 1981 and two time Olympian, Woodard brings Olympic gold 1984 and Globetrotter history to the program.
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Quackenbush Qualifies for U S Mid Am Championship
Brian Quackenbush of Aiken qualified for the 36th U S Mid Amateur by shooting 70 at Spring Valley CC to tie for second behind Jack Hall. Thomas Todd and Jarrett Grimes also earned spots. Hall won the event. Grimes needed a chip in on the first playoff hole. 73 players started for four spots and two alternates for the 2016 Mid Amateur at Stonewall Links Elverson Pa Sept 10-15.
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Laurens, SC
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Charlotte
Lee Palms
Greenville, SC
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Stonewall Links
Elverson
Buescher earns first Sprint Cup win at Pocono in fog delayed race
Chris Buescher drove the No. 34 Ford to an unexpected Monday victory in a rain delayed Pocono Raceway Sprint Cup race. With 22 laps left the red flag paused the event and the win moved him closer to the Chase, six points behind 30th in standings. Brad Keselowski finished second as Buescher celebrated in a makeshift garage stall.
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Aiken sports and public safety event lineup announced
The schedule includes the Aiken Clemson Carolina Club Golf Classic at Woodside on Aug 12 with a 9 30 a m shotgun and a $75 entry fee plus contests and raffles to fund scholarships. PAL Blue Night Run at Citizens Park Aug 12 features a 7 p m fun run and 7 30 p m 5K with $25 before Aug 4 and $30 after. The City of Aiken Amateur Golf Championship is Sept 9 11 at Aiken Golf Club with multiple divisions and $90 sponsor registration. Also listed are tonight's MLB and NFL transactions and team moves.
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