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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2009

Page

13

Dungy Steps Down as Colts Head Coach

Indianapolis Tony Dungy retires after seven seasons leading the Colts and is succeeded by associate coach Jim Caldwell. Dungy leaves as franchise leader in victories and the move marks a transition for the team. Florida quarterback Tim Tebow undergoes shoulder surgery and aims to be ready for spring practice in April. Heisman winner 2007 had bone spur removal to reduce inflammation. A federal grand jury weighs indictment in the Roger Clemens steroid case after his testimony. USCA and Augusta State rivalry tickets go on sale for January 19 contest at the Convocation Center with prices listed and a fan vote on aikenstandard.com.

Indianapolis Tony Dungy Indianapolis Colts Jim Caldwell Dungy Colts Gainesville Fla Florida Tim Tebow

Japanese ace Kawakami in Atlanta for Braves physical

Kenshin Kawakami, the 2004 Central League MVP, visited Atlanta on Monday for a physical to finalize a Braves deal. The 33 year old right hander, who posted 9-5 for Chunichi Dragons, could bolster a rotation missing John Smoltz and Mike Hampton and awaiting Tim Hudson's status.

Atlanta Kenshin Kawakami Braves Kawakami Japan Chunichi Dragons John Smoltz Mike Hampton Tim Hudson Tom Glavine Glavine

Infante Reaffirms Two Year Deal with Braves

Omar Infante agreed to a $4,325,000 two year contract with the Atlanta Braves. The 27 year old started 77 games at five positions last season and appeared in 96 games with 24 doubles and 40 RBIs. The agreement includes a club option for 2011 and he was eligible for salary arbitration.

Omar Infante Atlanta Braves Infante

Henderson and Rice Inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame

Rickey Henderson elected on first ballot with 94.8 percent and Jim Rice chosen in final year on 76.4 percent. Ceremony set for July 26 in Cooperstown with Joe Gordon joining posthumously. Henderson holds runs scored and stolen bases records, Rice famed hitter of late 70s and early 80s.

New York Rickey Henderson Hall of Fame Jim Rice Henderson Baseball Writers’ Association of America Rice BBWAA Red Ruffing Ralph Kiner Cooperstown N.Y Yankees Indians Joe Gordon Veterans Committee Lou Brock Oakland Toronto San Diego Anaheim Mets Seattle Boston Dodgers Boston Red Sox

Bluff enjoys a hoops resurgence at Silver Bluff High

Silver Bluff High School shows a strong start in basketball with the boys at 1-1 after a 64-32 win over Ridgeland and the girls on a 28 of 33 regular season run. Coaches Drew Jernigan and Robbie McKenzie's squads emphasize chemistry and defense as twins Jamie and Kaylin Foreman play key roles for the Lady Bull dogs. Theron Stephens leads the boys with a compact, aggressive style, contributing to rising expectations in Petticoat Junction.

Silver Bluff High School the Bluff Silver Bluff Ridgeland High School Ridgeland Jaguars Bulldogs Robbie McKenzie Lady Jags Petticoat Junction University of South Carolina Brandon Wallace Dogs Silver Bluff Boys Drew Jernigan McKenzie Jamie Kaylin Foreman Theron Stephens

Hall of Fame ballot vote results and standout careers

Andre Dawson leads with 361 votes or 67 percent and Bert Blyleven 338 votes or 62.7 percent. Lee Smith 240 votes 44.5 percent. Jack Morris 237 votes 44 percent. Tommy John 71 votes 31.7 percent. Mark McGwire 118 votes 21.9 percent. Dale Murphy 62 votes 1.5 percent. Others receiving votes include Tim Baines Alan Trammell Dave Parker Don Mattingly Harold Baines Mark Grace David Cone Matt Williams Mo Vaughn and Jesse Orosco.

Tim Baines Alan Trammell Dave Parker Don Mattingly Harold Baines Mark Grace David Cone Matt Williams Mo Vaughn Jay Beil Jesse Orosco Ron Gant Dan Plesac Greg Vaughn

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