Pony Leaguers Fall Short In South Regional Finals
The 1980 Aiken Pony League All-Star team, coached by Ted Girardeau and Richard Abney, finished 2nd in the South Regional after a 10 3 loss to Hagerstown Maryland. Aiken battled fatigue from five games in four days and 120 mile travel as Hagerstown pulled away early, while Richard Smith hit a homer for Aiken.
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Aiken
Giradreau
Maryland
Hagerstown
Ray Fouts
Fouts
Richard Smith
Reggie Jackson
Palmetto State
Craig Clamp
Eddie
Aiken and Hagerstown Play Hard In All Star Clash
Cushman and Telford Holmes reach base to start the inning while Fouts drives in Aiken’s final run. Smith suffers the loss after fanning 10. he now has 85 strikeouts in 46 innings. Manager praises Abney Brourton and Sides as essential to their Pony League setup.
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Cushman
Telford Holmes
Fouts
Aiken
Girardeau
Randy Smith
Smith
Richard Abney
Ryan Brourton
Aiken Pony League
Fred Sides
Aiken Stars Head to Dean World Series in Alabama
Aiken Stars, led by manager Henderson Johnson, head to the Dizzy Dean World Series in Selma Alabama after capturing the South Carolina state title in Sumter. Key players Neal Richardson Hagins Hankinson and Hanna anchor a squad aiming for an upset amid ten teams including Baltimore Hoover Ringold and host Selma. Contributions are sought to cover travel costs with tax deductible gifts to Aiken Youth Baseball Inc.
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Dizzy Dean
Aiken
Henderson Johnson
Sumter
Selma
Ala
Bloch Park
Baltimore
Hoover
Ringold
Middle Valley
Tenn
Pascagoula
Miss
Myrtle Grove
Fla
Harahan
South Carolina
North Augusta
Columbus
Triple
Selma Aiken
James Hagins
Neal Richardson
Wayne Hankinson
Jimmy Hanna
Young Golfers Lead SC Amateur Opening Round at Wedgewood
Mike Wiland of Aiken and Jim Macfie of Camden carded 71s to share the early lead in the South Carolina Amateur at Wedgewood Plantation. Several players including Tommy Ford, Tim Assey, Scott Lander and Buck Leigh shot 72s and 75s as the 72-hole event opened with 158 entrants.
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Georgetown
Mike Wiland
Aiken
Jim Macfie
Camden
South Carolina
Wiland
Aiken High School
Macfie
Wedgewood Plantation
Tommy Ford
Tim Assey
Charleston
Scott Lander
Lake City
Bobby Baughn
Spartanburg
Harrison Rutter
Clover
Greg Rawlings
Greenwood
Chuck Green
Columbia
Rusty Woodall
North Charleston
Leonard Yaun
Billy Poteat
Tommy Pendley
Buck Leigh
Aiken High
North Augusta
Southern Cross
Federal probe to review campus sex discrimination in eight universities
Education Department investigators will start on campus reviews of sex discrimination complaints against athletics at eight universities on September 8. The schools include Cornell Hawaii North Texas State Kansas Washington State Akron Michigan and Bridgeport Conn. The effort aims to set precedents and address the strongest cases with broad implications.
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Atlanta
Department of Education
Lou Bryson
Southeastern Regional Education Department
Cornell
University of Hawaii
North Texas State
University of Kansas
Washington State
University of Akron
University of Michigan
University of Bridgeport
Conn
Congress
Federal
Bryson
Jane Glickman
Education Department
Washington
Vanderbilt
University of Florida
Stadler Leads Erratic Day At PGA Championship
Craig Stadler, describing his round as erratic, shot 34 33 67 at Oak Hill to lead by one stroke in the 62nd PGA Championship. He battled pars with early birdies and held a one shot edge over a group including Howard Twitty, Bobby Walzer, Curtis Strange, Gil Morgan and Bob Murphy as favorites Watson and Trevino posted 75 and 74. Nicklaus matched even par 70 as 19 players were under or at par on a humid Thursday.
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Rochester
N.Y
Craig Stadler
Professional Golfers Association
Stadler
Oak Hill Country Club
Bob Hope
Greensboro
Howard Twitty
Bobby Walzer
Curtis Strange
Gil Morgan
Lee Elder
Johnny Miller
Jack Renner
Ray Floyd
Lon Hinkle
George Archer
Japan
Tohru Nakamura
Morris Hatalsky
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bradley leads LPGA opening with 65 in Toronto
Pat Bradley opened the LPGA tournament with an 8 under par 65 to hold a three shot lead after the first round in Toronto. Kathy Whitworth perched one stroke back at 68 while Janet Coles Donna Horton White, Jane Blalock and Beth David stood at 69.
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Toronto
Pat Bradley
Bradley
Kathy Whitworth
Janet Coles
Donna Horton White
Jane Blalock
Beth David
JoAnne Carner
Cathy Hill
Nancy Lopez- Melton
Jan Stephenson
Penny Pulz
Barbara Maxness
Marlene Floyd
Jan Ferraris
Myra van Hoose
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Pony
RBI
Hawn
Brian Canfield
la Johnston
Danny Taylor
Denny Allech
Rod Ebersole
John Lewis
Chris Copenhaver
Dave Barr
Tim Beard
Randy Butts
Billy Flock
Ab Saas van Sh Oeee
Ee Emrich
Marty Courtney
Eddie Cushman
Anthony Broadwater
Xavier Council
Warren Ashley
Mike Hutto
Tim Bush
Jimmy Dew
Bray Park
Rob Matck
Johnson
Richardson
Neal
Hagins
James
Midland Valley
Mates
Hankinson
Yaun
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