Aiken County Players Lead South Carolina Tennis Rankings
In the February South Carolina Tennis Magazine, Aiken County players earn multiple rankings across age groups. Rick Preston and Bill Davidson reach No. 3 in 35 doubles for a No. 8 singles. Terrance Brown sits No. 21 in 45. Woody Holmes ranks No. 7 in 55 and, with Bill Jolly, leads 60 doubles. Women and juniors feature top bids from Mimi Walton, Ruth Troyer, Christy Faustmann, Beth Smith, Ashley Heaton, Bauer Vaughters, and Meghan Bradford, with several mixed doubles pairs achieving high standings.
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South Carolina
Aiken County
Rick Preston
Bill Davidson
Terrance Brown
Woody Holmes
Bill Jolly
Mimi Walton
Ruth Troyer
Mimi Wise
Ashley Heaton
Bauer Vaughters
Beth Smith
Elizabeth
Haley Duschinski
Meghan Bradford
Christy Faustmann
Andrea Barnes
Jenny Graff
Tracy Smith
Leigh Anne Caldwell
Judy Villanyi
Aiken County Baseball Tournament Schedule Set
The Aiken County Baseball Tournament will be played at Citizen's Fields March 1 2 3. Teams: Aiken High South Aiken North Augusta Midland Valley Silver Bluff Strom Thurmond. Saturday games start at 1 3 and 5 p.m. Sunday games at 2 and 4 p.m. Monday games at 5 and 7 p.m.
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Aiken
Citizen’s Fields
Aiken High
South Aiken
North Augusta
Midland Valley
Silver Bluff
Strom Thurmond
Aiken hosts 10th Triple Crown Road Race March 1
About 800 runners are expected March 1 for the 10th annual Triple Crown Road Race. The event offers a one mile race at 8 15, a two mile at 8 45 and a 10 mile at 9 30 with entry fees of 5, 6 and 7 dollars respectively. Late entries after February 21 incur a 1 dollar surcharge and entrants receive commemorative shirts.
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Jim LaBonte
Office of Physical Fitness
South Carolina
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Terry Rhinehart
Aiken
Jazz Outmans Hawks To Take Victory After Foul Trouble
The Jazz beat the Hawks 109 105 in overtime after Atlanta battled foul trouble ending with four eligible players. Spud Webb called the loss a result of being outmanned as the Hawks faced 42 fouls and late technicals.
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Jazz Outmans Hawks
Atlanta
Hawks
Spud Webb
Utah Jazz
NBA
Glenn Rivers
Rivers
Cliff Levingston
76Ers
Trail Blazers
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Moses Malone
Charles Barkley
Julius Erving
Celtics
Warriors
Larry Bird
Boston
Golden State
Kevin McHale
Scott Wedman
Bird
Pacers Open Season Without Lacking Talent At Bat
Warrick outlines a deep pitching staff led by Whittle Batchelor and Clark with veterans Loos Dropchinski Thomas and transfer hitters Casas Graves. Catcher Mozingo earns start after Mozingo injury while Malizia backs up. infield features Po lewski and Wallen as power option. Galligan at short with Butler shifting to outfield alongside Parker Hopkins and Harmon in reserve.
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Batchelor
Clark
Warrick
Charlie Loos
Mike Dropchinski
Kelvin Thomas
Chris Graves
Middle Georgia Junior College
Tony Casas
Miami-Dade Community College
Roberto Hernandez
Paul Fletche
Brian Mozingo
Slippery Rock College
Maryland
Mozingo
Vinnie Malizia
Malizia
Tim Holmes
Tim Hofforth
Hofferth
Bob Polewski
Greg Martin
Martin
Polewski
Greg
Butch Wallen
Wallen
Grand Canyon College
Chicago
Ill
Pacers
Slocum
Vince Harmon
Wayne Simmons
Scott Galligan
Chicago State University
Short
Barry Butler
Butler
Carroll Parker
Tim Hopkins
Carroll
Parker
Jeff Limoncelli
Hopkins
Tennssee
Casas
Simmons
Bob Scott
State seeks new trial against Kemp in UGA case
Georgia officials approve Attorney General Bowers plan to seek a new trial in Jan Kemp's $2.57 million victory over two University of Georgia administrators. Governor Harris warns of irregularities and backs continued Regents probe into developmental studies amid public concern over the large award.
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Atlanta
Michael Bowers
Jan Kemp
University of Georgia
H. Dean Propst
University System of Georgia
Joe Frank Harris
Kemp
Propst
Board of Regents
UGA
State College
John Skandalakis
Joseph Greene
Thomson
Thomas Frier
Douglas
Frier
Bowers
Cowboys Seek Herschel Walker In USFL Plan
New York USFL officials reaffirmed an eight team fall 1986 schedule at winter meetings. The Cowboys retained hope to add Herschel Walker to their backfield alongside Tony Dorsett despite the league’s antitrust suit against the NFL and Walker’s stance on a potential 1987 delay.
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New York
United States Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Herschel Walker
Tony Dorsett
Walker
Peter Johnson
USFL
NFL
Cowboys
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