Timmerman shines in state meet earns SC team selection
Pam Timmerman of Graniteville swim club was named to the South Carolina squad for the long course zone competition at SMU in Dallas starting Aug 14 after a standout state meet at USC. She clocked a career best 28.0 in the 50-meter freestyle to win the 15 18 girl’s event, and 1 03.5 in the 100 free, with other top finishes including fourth in 200 IM and 200 free and fifth in 100 fly. Teammates Richard Perry and Matthew Beckum also placed, as the 13 14 and 11 12 age groups contributed solid results.
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Richard Perry
Matthew Beckum
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CSRA All-Star Swim Meet honors for Augusta clubs
Eighteen ASA and seven Fermata swimmers earned all-star honors at the Brynwood pool in the CSRA Swim League event. Competitors split into novice and experienced divisions with multiple medals across age groups and strokes, featuring Dana Schwalbert and Ashley Putnam among top finishers.
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Aiken and North Augusta Win In Paul Kelley Memorial Tourney
In the CSBA Semi Pro Baseball League event at Riverview Park Aiken beat Wagoner 17 3 and North Augusta defeated Edgefield 5 1 in the opening round. Bobby Toole earned five innings of two hit ball while Mike Keepers threw a one hitter and nine strikeouts.
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Mark Coffey
Aiken
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Danny Weldon
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Petticoat Junction drills set at Silver Bluff High
Silver Bluff High plans morning football drills led by head coach Clayton Chriswell. The last chance for varsity players to report is tomorrow at 7 30 a.m. in the school gym.
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Church Softball League Scores and Schedule Powers Reveal Strong Play
First Baptist I defeated Memorial 34-1 and Montmorenci beat First Baptist I 3 to 3 via forfeit. Howard Paige and Victor Radcliffe led Memorial and Montmorenci with 4x4 and 3x3 lines, while Tommy Warrick starred for First Baptist I with 3x5. Upcoming games include Second Baptist vs First Baptist II and Memorial vs Montmorenci with multiple matchups across the week.
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Hez Kneece
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Ken Fallon
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Bernard Walker
Howard Paige
Victor Radcliffe
Wilson Plunkett
Tommy Warrick
George Edwards
David Mce
Rick Lawton
Sam Cullum
Monroe Stall
Zach Norris
Henry Chennault
Ray Dufour
Tommy Broach
Second Ba
Montmorenci Tursday
First Presbyterian
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First Ca
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Roger Ramsey
Ken Widener
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Magnitude of Stakes Wins Reported Across U S Horse Tracks
Summary of multiple racing results across tracks including Louisiana Downs Magnolia Stakes Land of Unity Futurity victories, Suffolk Downs feature wins at Boston, Del Mar Bing Crosby cap, Atlantic City Seashore divisions, Calder Hollywood Princess, Monmouth Amory Lee, Whitney Handicap at Saratoga, Delaware Park feature, and additional stakes events with notable payouts and margins. Entities include Louisiana Downs, Magnolia Stakes, Land of Unity Futurity, Suffolk Downs, Del Mar, Bing Crosby, Monmouth Park, Saratoga Racecourse, Delaware Park, Atlantic City Race Track, Finger Lakes, Arlington Park, Jim Dandy Stakes.
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San Diego
Oosterhuis Wins Canadian Open In Breakthrough Victory
Peter Oosterhuis finally breaks through on the American PGA Tour by winning the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey. He edges Jack Nicklaus by one stroke after a final-round 70 to finish 280, four under par. The victory shifts his schedule toward the PGA Championship and World Series of Golf with Masters eligibility next spring.
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Ontario
Eiaments
He i Aeware
Glen Aby Golf Club
Peter Oosterhuis
Bruce Lietzke
Andy North
Jack Nicklaus
David Graham
Mark Hayes
Bob Eastwood
Tom Kite
Leonard
Jerry Pate
Scott Hoch
Jim Thorpe
Tom Purtzer
England
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Santa Barbara
Calif
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Oosterhuis
Britain
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Ooterhuis
Glen Abbey Golf Club
Toronto
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Lee Trevino
California
Dooley Reflects On Repeating Title At Georgia
Mason Ohio AP University of Georgia coach Vince Dooley doubts his team can repeat as national champions. Dooley accepted the MacArthur Bowl for the 1980 title as 18 college greats entered the College Football Hall of Fame.
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Ohio
University of Georgia
Vince Dooley
Dooley
College Football Hall of Fame
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
Largest youth games converge in Winston-Salem for Junior Olympics
Athletes reporters and fans travel to Winston-Salem for the 15th Junior Olympic Games sponsored by Sears Roebuck and Co and the Amateur Athletic Union. About 2 500 competitors under 18 compete in basketball judo boxing gymnastics synchronized track and field water polo and wrestling across Groves Stadium Memorial Coliseum Reynolds and North Forsyth high schools over five days starting Wednesday.
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N.C
U.S
Winston-Salemi
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Amateur Athletic Union
Wake Forest University
Greater Winston
Groves Stadium
Memorial Coliseum
Reynolds
North Forsyth
Clerc and Vilas Reach Volvo International Final
Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina defeated Ivan Lendl 6-7 6-4 6-4 to reach the Volvo International final in North Conway New Hampshire. Guillermo Vilas advanced with a 7-4 6-1 win over Eliot Teltscher, setting up a second straight Argentine final with Clerc.
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N.H
Jose Luis Clerc
Argentina
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Guillermo Vilas
Eliot Teltscher
Clerc
Vilas
Austin Tops Shriver For Wells Fargo Tennis Open
In San Diego top seed Tracy Austin defeated second seed Pam Shriver 6-2 5-7 6-2 to win the $125,000 Wells Fargo Tennis Open title.
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Tracy Austin
Pam Shriver
Caponi Wins Boston Five Golf Classic by Six Strokes
Donna Caponi captures her fifth LPGA title of the season at the Boston Five Classic in Danvers Mass defeating Jan Stephenson by six strokes. Caponi posts 1-under 71 in round one and finishes 72 holes at 276 on the Ferncroft Country Club course while Stephenson ties the lead with a late birdie.
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Mass
Donna Caponi
Jan Stephenson
Jo Anne Carner
Barbara Maxness
Carolyn Hill
Caponi
Ferncroft Country Club
A Stephenson
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