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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1979

Page

8

Connors Falls To Borg In Wimbledon Semifinal Sting

Jimmy Connors was decisively defeated by Bjorn Borg 6 2 6 3 6 2 in the Wimbledon semifinal. Borg's serving and all‑around game overwhelmed Connors as the American exited Wimbledon with a terse farewell and little interaction with the crowd or Borg.

Jimbo Jimmy Connors Bjorn Borg Jimmy Bjorn Borg International Press Corps

Gregg Park Dixie Youth Hosts Minor League Tournament

Gregg Park hosts a post season Dixie Youth minor league double elimination tourney with four opening games at 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Dixie Youth Park across from Graniteville High. Second round play follows on Monday with winners and losers advancing toward a possible Thursday final if unbeaten.

Graniteville Gregg Park Dixie Dixie Youth Park Graniteville High North Augusta Edgefield Western L-B-C Aiken American Aiken National Belvedere North Augusta American Bob Pate Jake Farr Scotty Pate Derek Farr Kevin Davey Happy Greenway Marty Ray Todd Mullinax Tray Fountain Greg Lepard Mark Hamrick Jeffery Travis Ronnie Hall Martin Mims Greg Niemer Patrick Murphy Troy Rogers Chad Stevens Tommy Howland Billy Hughes Rudy Elwell Rod Johnson Michael Cockrell Wade Crawford Lyle Usry Chip Lewis Joey Barrs Tim Johnson Byron Sullivan James Robinson Keith Harville James Gay Chris Hughes John Jones Kyle Ammeran Bubba Goldisch Tommy Padgett Eddie Batchelor Johnny Hollowell Link Atkinson Codies Raymond Batchelor Todd Hollowell Darren Hollowell Derrick Bennett Kevin Chriswell Stevie Farrell Shane Addie Carl Gross Dary McElihaney Brent Haney Neil Mcintosh Gary Rutland Stephen Swearingen David Kenhour Brad Russ Jamie Hadden David Atkinson

Clampett Shows Golf Promise At Western Open Lead

Oak Brook, Illinois AP. Bob Clampett a 19 year old from California shows golf talent as he ties Bruce Devlin and Jim Simons for the first round lead at the Western Open. Clampett shoots 69 3 under par at Butler National and sits one stroke behind a pack including Tom Watson Calvin Peete Allen Miller and others.

Oak Brook, Ill Bob Clampett California Bruce Devlin Jim Simons Devlin and Simons Butler National Golf Club Tom Watson Calvin Peete Allen Miller John Lister John Fought Pat McGowan Dale Douglass Oak Brook Ill Joan Lister

Tanner Seeks Wimbledon Upset Against Borg in Final

Roscoe Tanner, in the Wimbledon final, says he has no fear facing Bjorn Borg after beating Pat Dupre in straight sets. Borg defeated Jimmy Connors and could claim a fourth consecutive title, a feat last achieved by Anthony Wilding in 1913. Tanner recalls a Philly win over Borg and promises a focused, if underdog, approach as the final looms.

Bjorn Jimmy Connors Bjorn Borg Guillermo Vilas Argentina Borg-Connors Borg-Vilas Wimbledon Muhammad Ali John Wayne England Roscoe Tanner Anthony Wilding Tanner Borg U.S Philadelphia Connors Sweden Jimmy Conners Conners

Borg Dominates Connors in Masters Showdown

Dennis Ralston noted Borg’s deceptive serve as he swept Connors 52 in a one sided match. Tanner praised Borg and reflected on his own improved movement and mindset ahead of a tougher final. Both players planned rest and practice before Saturday’s championship.

Dennis Ralston Borg Tanner Connors Dupre United States

Montmorenci to Sponsor Church Softball Tournament

Montmorenci Baptist Church will sponsor a softball tournament July 27-28 at Citizens Field. Open to any team with a July 22 signup deadline and a $50 entry fee. For more information contact Frank Roche at 666 Washington Circle, Aiken.

Montmorenci Baptist Church Citizens Field Frank Roche Washington Circle Aiken

Fermata Swim Team Clinches Fourth Straight Victory

Fermata Club defeated National Hills 426 to 82 to extend its swim season win streak to four. Pat Hayes John Anderson Raemoe Gregorian and Stan Seymowski each had three wins. Cathy Winn Bobby Hughes Jill Crawford Nancy Ferrara and Edward Giard won twice. National Hills’ Adrienne Joe and Joan Wheeler each had three wins, with Kenall Kirk also winning twice. Fermata travels to Hammond Hills next Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. for another meet.

Fermata Club National Hills Fermata Pat Hayes John Anderson Raemoe Gregorian Stan Seymowski Cathy Winn Bobby Hughes Jill Crawford Nancy Ferrara Edward Giard Adrienne Joe Joan Wheeler Kenall Kirk Hammond Hills

Aiken Post 26 Baseball Beats Shandon 4-2

Aiken Post 26 American Legion baseball team edged Shandon 4-2 as Brian Strother allowed two runs over five hits and Thomas Smith led the offense with four hits. Abney and Parrish provided key RBI in the sixth inning to break a 1-1 tie, lifting Aiken to 6-9 on the season with an 8 p.m. game looming in Cayce Monday.

Columbia Aiken Post American Legion Brian Strother Shandon Strother Aiken RBI Roger Abney Charles Parrish Thomas Smith Post Cayce Kenny Kirkland Jeff Clark Kenny Criswell Myron Bell Johnny McGee Robert Morris Danny Poole Jeff Ross George Kelly Roscoe Still David Ross Troy Jones Chuck Washington Darius Manigo Charlie Kelly Bobby Barker Jerome Goodwin

Feature races headline at Bowie Arlington and Hollywood Park

Quick-hitting horse racing results across tracks Bowie Arlington Park Hollywood Park Belmont Park and Monmouth Park with Cleverness Margi J He's Dewan Navy Chaplain Contrp Fieig Whirling Saucer and Parlor Talk each posting margins and prices. First-round Western Open scores list top names Clampett Devlin Simons Fought and Watson along with a dense MLB NFL NBA and college notes roundup follows.

Associated Press Baltimore Cleverness Cool Valley Bowie Chicago Margi J Honey Blonde Arlington Park Inglewood Calif Dewan Silver Eagle Hollywood Park New York Navy Chaplain Bolger Petare Belmont Park Sta del Fieig Animal Crackers Delaware Park Oceanport N.J Parlor Talk Monmouth Park

Hammond Hills Edged By West Lake in Close Meet

In Augusta, West Lake triumphed 278 to 249 over Hammond Hills Swim Club. Pam Malcolm led the losers with a triple win, while Lisa Graf, Peg Stoming, Carol Kotti, Pam Gates and David Graf each won two events. For West Lake, Joe and Jack Gillion, Bryan Stock and Chris Temple each had triple wins, with Malcolm Page, Stacy Carr and Mike Hennessy winning twice for Hammond Hills, now 1-4 on the season.

Augusta Hammond Hills West Lake Pam Malcolm Lisa Graf Peg Stoming Carol Kotti Pam Gates David Graf Joe Jack Gillion Bryan Stock Chris Temple Malcol Page Stacy Carr Mike Hennessy

ASA sweeps Augusta Country Club for fourth straight win

Augusta-Aiken Swim Association defeated Augusta Country Club 341 to 185 to extend its winning streak. Triple winners included Matthew Beckum Keisha Fuqua Richard Perry and Pam Timmerman with several swimmers winning multiple events. USA targets fifth win Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Eustis Park pool against National Hills.

Augusta

Americans Sweep Relays In Dual Meet With Russia

In Boston field events the United States swept the men and women 1600 meter relays and beat the Russian junior team 188 to 178 overall. The U S men won 118 to 102 in the separate contest.

Boston United States

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