Area Teams Shine In 1987 Highlights Across USC Aiken
In 1987 USC Aiken teams led with Pacers baseball winning District Six 16 8 over USC Spartanburg and Pat Tilman drafted by the Atlanta Braves after an 11 1 season. Basketball saw coaching changes as Glen DeHart resigns and Larry Epperly hired. Silver Bluff and Wagener Salley high schools posted milestone scoring feats as Masters winner Larry Mize, Augusta native, captured the Masters.
1987 NAIA Preseason Pick Spurs Pacer Baseball Fourth
The 1987 season features the Pacer baseball team ranked fourth nationally in NAIA preseason polls. District Six honors go to St. Angela as volleyball state champions for a second straight year while USC Aiken, coached by Paul Weiler, claims District Six baseball success. Augusta native Larry Mize wins the Masters on a 100 foot chip in sudden death over Greg Norman, and local athletes Phil Strickland and Joe Wright earn Coach and Player of the Year awards in the area.
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Pacer
Glen DeHart
Larry Epperly
Grepenan
Augusta
Larry Mize
Greg Norman
USC Aiken
Paul Weiler
Aiken High Hornets
Seneca
St. Angela
Phil Strickland
Joe Wright
Silver el
Aiken Standard
North Augusta
Hubert Morris
Bill Utsey
Yellow Jackets
Silver Bluff
Ridge Spring
State high school golf championship summary
A montage of 1987 area sports highlights covers horse racing wins by Augustan Gary Gaymen in a 10 mile Triple Crown race and two Aiken Trials victories for Baltic Breeze and Stonybox trained by Robert Reinacher. Polo winners include Sandy Hill-Cato in the Stroh's Cup and Thorndale in the Cup of Aiken at Whitney Field.
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Gary Gaymen
Baltic Breeze
Stonybox
Robert Reinacher
Aiken
Sandy Hill-Cato
Thorndale
Victorius
Whitney Field
Aiken High
Seneca
Woodside Plantation
Palmetto Golf Club
Ron Schrader
St. Angela
Sandy Hill
Kim Nickerson
Gene
Tiger Kneece
Ivor Stoddard
Thoroughbreds
Hershiser's Record-Setting Scoreless Streak Captured
Dodgers ace Orel Hershiser extended Don Drysdale's 20 year mark by delivering 59 consecutive scoreless innings in September 1988, then 67 including playoffs, sparking a Dodgers bid for the NL West. Drysdale, now a broadcaster, watched in awe as the streak climbed.
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New York
Don Drysdale
Hershiser
Orel Hershiser
Los Angeles Dodgers
Double D
Dodgers
Associated Press
Carl Lewis
Wayne Gretzky
Roger Clemens
Steffi Graf
Jose Canseco
Eric Dickerson
Dan Marino
Matt Biondi
Butch Reynolds
Woody Stephens
Greg LeMond
Greg Louganis
Jack Nicklaus
Montreal Expos
Atlanta
Braves
Cincinnati
Houston
Drysdale
San Francisco
Giants
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Kevin Young
Randy Warrick
Pacers
USC Spartanburg
Warrick
Pat Tilman
Atlanta Braves
Tilman
DeHart
Epperly
Virginia Commonwealth University
Silver Bluff High School
Sapaign
Toe Dans Akcheeemai Chapman
Lady Thoroughbreds
Chris MacMurdo
Ulysses James
Wagener-Salley
Blackville-Hilda
Bates & Sons
Bates
Ats
Lowe’s of Aiken
Whiskey Rd
Sational Bank of
South Carolina
FDIC
Edgefield County
Augusta College
Augusta Coltege
Office of Admissions
Walton Way
Georgia
Tigers
Clemson
Rodney Williams
Penn State
Hal Bock
Ners
Ernest Riles
Alfredo Griffin
Jose Uribe
Jay Runge
Brett Butler
Dick Dietz
Wendelstedt
Dietz
Family Medcenter of
Edgefield Ave
N.W. Aiken
Steve Szymonexi
Caries H Hewitt
General Medicine
Family Medcenter
South South Side
Whiskey Road
Scaeen
The
University of South Carolina-Aiken
Cablevision Inc
Woodside
As. A
Palmetto Federal Company
Silver Bluff Rd
Frank Thomas