Inaugural Tasmah Stakes Won at Bowie Racecourse
Noble Nausha won the first running of the $37,500 Tasmah Stakes at Bowie by a length and a half over Salerno's Angel. Prince Majestic captured the $25,000 Whirlaway Handicap at the Fair Grounds by a half length over Dr. Riddick. Dash Alone took the Phoenix feature by a half length over Drone's Reward. Roan Star and Noble Dancer won two divisions of Gulfstream's Canadian Turf Handicap. Fluorescent Light won the Arcadia Handicap at Santa Anita by a length over Wava.
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Stance Pays Off for Hubert Green at Hawaiian Open
Hubert Green described a turning moment on the practice green last week as he prepared to defend his title in the Hawaiian Open. He credits a specific putting stance No. 4-25-WB and help from Ben Crenshaw and his wife, noting his putting improved after a year of struggle and public doubt.
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North Augusta Surges Past Airport In Roundup Clash
Willie Key led North Augusta with 14 points while Michael Rouse 13 and Pat Guy 12 supported in a 75 59 victory over Airport. Conner 20 and Thornton 9 led Airport scorers as North Augusta pulled away in the second half.
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St Angela Falls to Williston Elko 65 62 After Missed Layups
St Angela Academy boys basketball lost 65 to 62 at home to Williston Elko. Coach Buddy King cited missed layups on fast breaks as the key difference. Danny Mahoney led St Angela with 20 points while teammates Weinle and Bethman added 17 and 14. The Saints drop to 1-15 and host Ridge Spring Monetta next Tuesday.
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Bears beat St. Angela 57 to 45 in girls basketball
Williston-Elko offensively surged to a large first quarter lead and withstood a Saints rally. Kelli Grant led St. Angela with 14 points as they drop to 8-8 overall and 6-4 in conference. Saint Angela hosts Ridge Spring Monoetta next, while Williston-Elko improves to 57 points.
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Hunter-Kinard tops Wagener Salley 77 to 43 in hoops
Hunter-Kinard High defeated Wagener-Salley High 77 to 43 as Stanley James 16 Joe James 16 Willie James 10 and Greg Bowens 22 led the visitors. Melvin Ginyard was Wagener Salley’s top scorer with 13 in a 6-9 season tally.
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W S Girls Fall To Hunter Kinard In Off Night
The Wagener Salley High girls drop to 0-14 after a 52-29 loss to Hunter Kinard. Wanda Brown led W S with 14 points while coach Carol Wentworth lamented poor shooting despite clean looks.
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Batesburg-Leesville demolishes Graniteville in 95 63 win
Batesburg-Leesville surged ahead with a big third quarter to defeat Graniteville 95-63. Graniteville’s Matt Weigle and Duncan Hamilton each scored 14, with J P Johnson adding 10, as the Rocks fall on Friday night.
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Rockettes Rally Past Batesburg for 48 42 Win
Graniteville Rockettes overcome a slow start to beat Batesburg-Leesville 48 42 on Friday. Tina Ashley led with 13 points, followed by Sarah Curry with 11 and Chris Simmons with 10 as Graniteville notches its 13th win.
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Baseball Leagues Set Meetings at Weeks Center
Organizational meetings for the Dixie Youth League and Pony Leagues are scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the H. Odell Weeks Center.
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Rockettes fall to Graniteville on road clash
Graniteville 74 led by Sarah Curry 45 11 13 Tina Ashley 19 and Karen Ginnery 21. North Augusta 51 led by Leigh Pagan 25 and Pam Gates 12. Jackettes drop to 3 11 as Rockettes seek 15th win at home against St Matthews while North Augusta visits Aiken High.
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Irish Foul Of Naulls Seals UCLA Victory In South Bend
UCLA defeats top ranked Notre Dame 56 52 as Tyren Naulls, a fiery freshman, sinks four free throws in final 13 seconds. Coach Phelps cites missed Irish shots and a late foul on Naulls. Roy Hamilton leads UCLA with 12 points while Jackson and Tripucka pace Notre Dame with 11 each.
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Maryland Lady Terps win ACC tournament title
Kris Kirchner came off the bench for 24 points helping Maryland defeat North Carolina State 75 to 73 to win the ACC women’s tournament. Betsy Bailey and Debbie Stewart also starred for Maryland while Genia Beasley led N.C. State with 26 points.
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