Dotter property near sale to Firestone near Two Notch Road
Robert L. Dotter announced his Five acre Two Notch Road property near Aiken Training Track is likely sold to Bertram Firestone owner of Genuine Risk. Closing expected later this month with Firestone managing training at Silver Bluff Farm and abroad.
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Robert L. Dotter
Aiken
Two Notch Road
Bertram Firestone
Genuine Risk
Dotter
Aiken County
Silver Bluff Farm
Bobby
Newport
James Cox Brady
California
Guadalcanal
Kelso
Brady
Firestone
Diana
London Company
Honest Pleasure
General Assembly
Europe
France
England
Ireland
Gilltown Stud
Catoctin Stud
Waterford
Midland Valley All Stars head to Dixie Majors World Series
Midland Valley All Stars depart Graniteville for the Dixie Majors World Series in Nacogdoches Texas to pursue a national title. Local support comes from Graniteville Langley Bath Edgefield Johnston and Strom Thurmond HS alumni. Founder donors include Graniteville Company and area businesses while Wyman Pope and Grant Overstreet represent Aiken County players.
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Mike Boyle
Graniteville
Midland Valley All- Stars
Nacogdoches
Texas
Nelson Deaton
Gregg Park Civic Center
Houston
Deaton
Graniteville Company
Langley
Bath
Clearwater
Edgefield
Johnston
Strom Thurmond High
Thurmond
Aiken County
Wyman Pope
Grant Overstreet
Overstreet
Pope
Midland Valley
North Charleston
St. Andrews
South Carolina
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Phil Jones
Minton Believes Braves Will Win NL West Despite Slump
Reliever Greg Minton of the Giants predicts the Atlanta Braves will capture the NL West pennant despite six losses in seven games. He cites depth and momentum as factors while noting Los Angeles and San Diego will challenge. Braves’ Horner notes recent power surge and Torre emphasizes staying steady.
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Atlanta
Greg Minton
San Francisco Giants
Atlanta Braves
Minton
Giants
Braves
Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Bob Horner
Horner
Joe Torre
Youngblood makes history by playing for two teams in one day
Joel Youngblood started with the New York Mets in Chicago then flew to Montreal to play for the Expos, becoming the first player to appear for two teams in one day in two cities. The move followed a Wednesday trade for future considerations after a two run single in a 7-4 Mets win at Wrigley Field.
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Philadelphia
Joel Youngblood
New York
Montreal Expos
Max Flack
Cliff Heathcote
St. Louis
Chicago
Youngblood
New York Mets
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Mets
Frank Cashen
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Dotter Property
New Jersey
New York Military Academy
University of Virginia
Firestone Properties, Inc
Thor
Saratoga
LeRoy Jolley
Stanley Hough
Ginny Southworth
Jeff Leonard
Biff Pocoroba
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