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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1970

Page

7

Training A Champion Takes Time Patience at Mill Race Farm

In Aiken 1 400 acres become a breeding ground for Labrador retrievers raised and trained by W K Laughlin and his wife. Trainers Ray Staudinger and Tommy Early guide young retrievers through a two to three year program, culminating in championship stock and field meet silver honors with no cash prizes.

Aiken Mill Race W. K. Laughlin Laughlin Cynthia Ray Staudinger Tommy Early Staudinger Early Laughlins Arizona Brazil Armour

Three Old Timers Named To Baseball Hall Of Fame

New York AP reports Ford C. Frick and players Earle Combs and Jesse Haines, all in their 70s, elected by the Old Timers Seletion Committee. Lou Boudreau joins them to be enshrined in Cooperstown next July. Frick noted for his executive work including the Hall of Fame creation.

NEW York Ford C. Frick Earle Combs New York Yankees Jesse “Pop” Haines Lou Boudreau Cooperstown N. Y Frick

North Carolina to Play Kentucky in 1970 opener

North Carolina will host Kentucky on September 12 as the 11th game of its 1970 football season. The NCAA allows a one game schedule. UNC's slate includes N C State Maryland Vanderbilt South Carolina Tulane Wake Forest Virginia VMI Clemson Duke with dates and locations listed.

Chapel Hill N. C North Carolina Kentucky NCAA UNC N.C. State Maryland Vanderbilt South Carolina Tulane Wake Forest Virginia VMI Clemson Duke

Bigger Better Steeplechase Planned For Aiken

The Aiken Steeplechase Association plans a larger event with more entries and spectators. The Imperial Cup purse rises to 3500 and the Aiken Gold Cup to 2500, a grandstand for 2000 seats will overlook the course, and schooling fences will be ready as horses train in Aiken for winter.

Aiken Aiken County Hospital Charles S. Bird Bird South Carolina Camden

Strom Thurmond JV Rebels crush New Ellenton Wolverines 46-16

Strom Thurmond built a 21 point third quarter to rout New Ellenton 46-16 in EDGEFIELD. Levi Andrews and Robert Edwards led the Rebels with 11 and 10 points while Edwards scored all his points in the third period as the pace slowed by a leaky roof.

Edgefield Strom Thurmond JV Rebels New Ellenton Thurmond Wolver Ines Robert Edwards Rebels Levi Andrews Edwards

Carolina Golf announces ten feature events for 1970

The Carolina Golf Association released a calendar of 10 feature events for 1970 led by the CGA championship. Hale Van Hoy said the championship runs July 29 to August 2 at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Carolina Golf Pinehurst N. C The Carolina Golf Association CGA Hale van Hoy the Dunes Golf and Beach Club Myrtle Beach S. C

Racing Roundup from Fair Grounds to Liberty Bell

Noble in intrigue won the Thelma Stakes at the Fair Grounds by one length over Sassy Morn. Even defeated Irish Stile by 2 lengths in the East Providence Handicap at Narragansett. Vent du Nord scored a 12 length victory over Blasting Charge in the Palm Beach Handicap at Hialeah. Imokalee won the Francis Scott Key Stakes at Bowie by two lengths over Rollicking. Crack Ruler won the Quaker Handicap at Liberty Bell by 1 1/4 lengths over Balustrade.

Associated Press New Orleans Fair Grounds Pawtucket R. I Narragansett Miami Vent du Nord Blasting Charge Palm Beach Hialeah Bowie Imokalee Rollicking Philadelphia Liberty Bell

Bouton Signs On With Astros As Major Pitcher Return

Former Yankee Jim Bouton is joining the Houston Astros this season to bolster the pitching staff. The move brings a veteran presence to the rotation, with Bouton expected to contribute innings and experience.

Jim Bouton Houston Astros

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National League Hall of Fame Hall Jack Nicklaus Ohio Prement, Inc Ieee Gall Syndicate Wolverines Southeaster Onone R. L. Worrell Aiken County School Board DR. Worrell Aiken County W.W. II University OF S. C Worrell Consumer Richland Ave E. Aiken, S.C
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