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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1986
Page
13
The South Carolina State Closed Tennis Championships run August 14 to 17 at Houndslake Country Club with about 1000 dollars in prize money. Cash prizes depend on entrant numbers per draw and first round times will be listed in Wednesday's Aiken Standard.
Tuesday's game Houston 17 Los Angeles Rams 14. Wednesday's game Atlanta 31 New York Giants 24. Friday night games Philadelphia at Detroit 8 p.m. Indianapolis at Seattle 10 30 p.m. Saturday games list including Jets versus Korean Bay Madison Wisconsin 2 p.m. and others. Sunday games include Los Angeles Raiders at San Francisco 3 p.m. Washington at New England 7 p.m.
Anderson AP reports third round results from the 55th South Carolina Amateur Golf Championships at Cobb's Glenn Golf and Racquet Club. Players from various clubs completed Saturday play on the par 72 course, advancing in the 55th annual event.
High Point North Carolina AP notes third round scores from the LPGA Henredon Classic at Willow Creek Country Club a par-72 course measuring 6244 yards.
St Angela High School invites girls interested in volleyball to report at 10 a m on Wednesday August 14. Coach Kathy Linton asks candidates to pick up physical forms at 337 Newberry St SW before the season starts.
The South Aiken Booster Club will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow night at the school. Regular meetings will be held every Monday at 7 30 p m except Labor Day. The club is running a membership drive urging each parent of a South African student to attend.
The Businessmen's Bowling League will hold its annual meeting on Monday August 18 at 7 30 PM. The meeting takes place at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center located at 1700 Whiskey Road.
The Orville White Cup entry deadline is August 11. The event runs August 16 and 17 at Midland Valley Country Club with a 36 hole medal play format. Eligible players include golfers with handicaps 10 or less for the main event and 15 or less for the seniors division 55 and over.
The tournament at Harrison Caver Field runs August 15 and 16. It is a one pitch event for men and women with men paying 50 dollars plus two softballs and women 40 dollars plus two softballs. Entry deadline is August 10. Contact Ronnie Young at 593-3893 for information.
Sign up to join Classic Soccer with four divisions U12 U14 U16 and U19 at the Aiken Recreation Department. All-Star team aims to fill rosters. tryouts may occur if signups exceed limits. Fees are 75 inside city limits and 80 outside, covering uniform affiliation insurance and more.
Aiken Recreation Department announces Under 19 Classic soccer tryouts for August 13 at 6 30 p m on the H Odell Weeks field. Players must attend. those unable to come should contact John Van Steenberg or Van Ray at the listed numbers before the tryouts. League play starts mid September.
The Aiken Recreation Department invites teams to join the Fall Co-ed Volleyball League with a $75 entry fee due by 9 p.m. August 20, 1986. Call Phillip G. Berley at 648-0151 for details. An organizers meeting for coaches is set for 7 30 p.m. August 7, 1986 at the Weeks Center.
The Aiken Recreation Department seeks coaches for Under 12 and Under 16 Classic Soccer teams. Call 648-0151 with name address and phone. consider coordinating this Thursday and Friday. Also, Schofield Middle School football players should report to the gym at 8:30 a.m. on Monday Aug 11 with Tee shirts and tennis shoes.
New Ellenton Middle School announces annual sports physicals for students seeking to join athletics or cheerleading. Physicals are Tuesday August 26 at 7 p.m. at the school on S C 19 with a $5 fee. Contact Minnie Chavous at 652 2455 or 652 2901 for details.
Al Unser Jr wins the 30 lap Budweiser International Race of Champions X at Watkins Glen. Bill Elliott finishes second and Darrell Waltrip third as all drivers race identical ROC 228 Chevrolet Camaros with speeds and money won listed.
The top twenty for Sundays Budweiser at the Glen NASCAR race are led by Tim Richmond in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS at 117.563 mph and Darrell Waltrip second at 116.625 mph. Harry Gant is third, Rusty Wallace fourth, Neil Bennett fifth, with Al Unser seventh and Dale Earnhardt tenth in the 40-car field.
NBA note reports the New Jersey Nets sent guard Darwin Cook to the Washington Bullets for future considerations. Football moves include the New York Giants signing Eric Dorsey to a four year deal. Jets waive multiple players. Canadiens sign Serey Boisvert in hockey. College names Randy Emerson diving coach and Col Harvey Schiller league commissioner in the SEC.
South Carolina freshman Todd Ellis says the run and shoot offense will leverage the team’s speed and receivers to challenge Miami Florida Nebraska and Georgia. Ellis and Pat Turner compete for the quarterback spot as coach Joe Morrison plans a single quarterback system.
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