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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1989

Page

7

Summer Squall Primed for Fall Racing Glory

Dogwood Stable's Summer Squall, dominant in four starts, faces top two year-olds in the Grade II $200,000 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. With three stakes wins and versatile form, he could be this year's two-year-old champion as fall races approach including Belmont and the Breeders’ Cup.

Dogwood Dogwood Stable Saratoga Race Course New York Summer Squall Pat Day Dogwood Stabie Lawson Glenn Saratoga Glenn Belmont Park Gulfstream Park Miami Fla Dog- Wood Louisville Churchill Downs National Turf Writer's of America NTWA The Daily Racing Form Thoroughbred Racing Commission TRC Glenn Saia Inlander Southjet Aiken National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame James W. Maloney Hall of Fame Maloney John M. Gaver Greentree Stables MacKenzie Miller Rokeby

Carr Heads Back To Clemson Amid Recruitment Controversy

Clemson awaited Michael Carr return as reports swirled about possible recruiting violations. Carr left Amite for Clemson after a rough preseason scrimmage and said he planned to come back, while his former coach and family offered mixed views on the issue and his future with the Tigers.

Clemson Michael Carr Carr Amite Ack South Carolina Amnite Atlanta Bourret Ford New Orleans Times-Picayune Amite High School National Collegiate Athletic Association Tigers Gary Hendry Hendry Associated Press NCAA

Eagles Sign All-Pro Reggie White in Four-Year Deal

The Philadelphia Eagles reached a four year contract with All-Pro defensive end Reggie White worth over 1.5 million dollars annually plus bonuses. White, 28, has 407 tackles and 70 sacks in four seasons and was a Pro Bowl pick last year. The signing was announced by Eagles president Harry Gamble at a federal courthouse in Philadelphia amid White's civil suit against former agent Patrick Forte.

New York Jets Philadelphia Eagles Reggie White White Jets Harry Gamble Patrick Forte Forte

N C State Chancellor Poulton resigns after book allegations

NC State University chancellor Bruce Poulton resigned Monday after seven years in office. He cited personal reasons in a statement and did not mention Personal Fouls. The move follows rising questions tied to the Wolfpack basketball program and precedes a UNC system report on athletics.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina State Bruce Poulton Wolfpack Charles Shackleford Tevan Jinns Kelsey Weems Poulton Maine N.C. State University Simon & Schuster Wolfpack Athletics University of North Carolina System C.D. Spangler UNC Board of Governors Jim Valvano Spangler Vouston

Ryan 5000th strikeout drive fuels Texas scalp bid

Nolan Ryan aims for his 5000th strikeout against the Athletics as fans race for tickets. Wayne Stivers, a Colorado memorabilia collector, has bought 150 tickets and plans more, driving up scalp prices to around 200 dollars. He and others seek historical value in unused and ripped tickets amid a sellout atmosphere.

Dallas Texas Rangers Nolan Ryan Wayne Stivers Stivers Ryan Littleton Colo Oakland Athletics Arungton Stadium Oly Seattle Mariners Rangers Seattle Mariners Houston Sandy Koufax Gaylord Perry Pete Rose Ty Cobb

Carolina Cancels Colombian Tour Amid Columba Violence

South Carolina. The Gamecocks canceled their five day exhibition trip to Cali Colombia after clashes between government forces and drug traffickers. Athletic Director King Dixon said the decision was to protect players. The team had played two games in Kingston Jamaica and two in Guatemala and was set to end the tour in Cali with four games and a clinic. The Colombian government said 10000 people were arrested in drug trafficking raids.

Columbia South Carolina Colombia Oii South America King Dixon Ene Kerry Tharp Columbia Metropolitan Airport Gamecocks Miami Cali Guatemala Jamaica Kingston

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