Lambert to Enter Hall as Steelers’ Meanest Star
Former Steelers enforcer Jack Lambert prepares for Pro Football Hall of Fame induction alongside Franco Harris. The 6 foot 4 former Kent State standout, nicknamed Jack Splat, rose from a feared middle linebacker to one of the era’s most dominant players during Pittsburgh’s dynasty, reflecting on a career shaped by grit, bravado, and relentless pursuit.
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Lancaster, Cloud Dim Aiken's Hopes in Dixie Boys Clash
Lancaster beat Aiken 3-2 as Tony Cloud limited the Aiken offense with a two hitter and 14 strikeouts. Aiken’s two unearned runs in the sixth tied the game before Killough’s run in the Lancaster seventh gave the win. Aiken must win tonight to stay alive, with Hartsville awaiting and the championship round promised for Saturday.
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Ray
Greg Killough
Harry Frazier
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Killough
McCarthy
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Spartanburg
On This Day National Basketball Is Formed
The National Basketball Association forms from a merger of the National Basketball League and the Basketball Association of America, uniting major professional teams under one league and shaping modern pro basketball.
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Barley Black Leads SCGA Amateur After Round One
Two time SCGA Amateur champion Barry Black shares the first round lead at 2 under par 68 with Clemson coach Larry Penley Keith Murphy of Charleston and Joseph Horne of Columbia at Camden Country Club 6250 yards. Oswald Crawdy 69 alone one back while five players tie at even par 70 including Ron Schroder and Jimmy Hamilton. Local players Daran Womack Kevin Ratcliffe and Michael Carlisle posted 73 73 and 75 with Dale Haas 77 and John Arbaugh 80.
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Barry Black
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Clemson
Larry Penley
Keith Murphy
Charleston
Joseph Horne
Columbia
Camden Country Club
Spartanburg
South Carolina Golf Association
Oswald Crawdy
Hampton
Ron Schroder
Jimmy Hamilton
Aiken
Daniel Seawell
Daran Womack
Jackson
Kevin Ratcliffe
Aien
Michael Carlisle
Dale Haas
John Arbaugh
David Seawell
Scheduling Problems Endanger County Football Rivalries
South Aiken, Midland Valley, and North Augusta faced disrupted schedules over six to eight seasons. Midland Valley and North Augusta traded fewer county games due to the South Carolina High School League point system. Coaches cite business choices, playoff criteria, and scheduling conflicts, while rivalries with South Aiken are at risk despite ongoing games with Aiken High.
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Kenzie Winstead
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Ron Blackmon
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Blackmon
Evans
High Ear
Bill ‘Utsey
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Perry Watson Memorial faces strong field despite conflicts
The Perry Watson Memorial golf event at Pine Ridge in Edgefield will miss top Aiken County players due to a clash with the South Carolina State Amateur in Camden. Tournament director David Tomlinson says the two day Cadillac Cup will still feature a strong field led by Steve Foote and Gil Price, with three-some tee times to reduce delays.
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David Tomlinson
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Tomlinson
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Palmetto
Schroder
Augusta City
Steve Foote
Foote
Gil Price
Augusta
Mike Jackson
Tripp Kuhlke
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Paul Nine
Sunday Silence Retires After Ligament Tear
Arlington Heights, Ill. trainer Charlie Whittingham announced Sunday Silence will retire after a left foreleg ligament tear. The 1989 Horse of the Year earned a potential 360000 dollar winner's share from the Arlington Challenge, with breeding as his next path. Co-owner Swaliingham suggested the injury may trace to a Tuesday workout. X-rays were negative. The trainer called Sunday Silence the best horse he has ever saddled and said he would go out a hero.
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Sunday Silence
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