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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1990
Page
7
Friday July 6 features Gastonia at Augusta Pirates and Aiken Post 26 against Walterboro in baseball. Saturday July 7 has Columbia Mets visiting Augusta Pirates with first pitch at 7 30 p m.
Start Reports notes Odell Weeks Activities Center will host a basket ball camp for seventh to ninth graders from July 9 to July 12. Times run 2 to 7 p.m. Monday and Wednesday and 2 to 5 30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. Cost 75 dollars includes a ball T shirt game bag drug education insurance and a camp diploma. Pre registration 642 7630 or apply at the center.
Aiken Parks and Recreation Department and the University of South Carolina Cheerleaders sponsor a cheerleading camp from August 13 to 16 at the H O Weeks Activity Center. The $75 fee includes a T shirt and lunch is not provided. The camp runs Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ages 6 to 18. individuals or squads may attend. Brochures and applications available at the H C Weeks Center on Whiskey Road. For information contact Lisa J Hall or Bill Boggs at the numbers provided.
The USC Aiken Lady Pacers host a volleyball camp on July 23 through 27 on the USCA campus. Hours run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily with instruction in all phases of the game led by area coaches and USCA players. Cost is 85 dollars including insurance, camp T shirt, and lunch. contact Camp Director Tracy Barfoot at 648-6851 extension 3373 for details.
Aiken Parks and Recreation with the American Red Cross offers swimming lessons at Smith Hazel Pool. Registration is at H O Weeks Center on Whiskey Road. Sessions run July 16 26 and July 30 August 9 with classes 8 30 to 10 45 on Mon Thu and rain day Friday. Age six plus. In city residents pay 10 and out of city 17 50. Call 642 7630 for details.
The Alken marks a recreation department summer camp from August 6 to 10 at the Odell Weeks Activity Center for children ages 6 to 16. Warner Soccer Education will teach the camp at $60. Applications are available at the Weeks Center and the Athletic Division can be contacted at 642-7630 for more information.
The Ai ken Parks and Recreation Department announces a 1990 coed volleyball league with A Division competitive and B Division fun. Interested players should form teams and send a representative to the July 17 organizational meeting at 7 p.m. at the H O Weeks Activity Center. for more information call 642-7630.
USC Aiken will host a youth soccer camp for ages 7 to 17 from 9 a.m. to noon daily until August 6. The $55 fee covers instruction, insurance, and a T shirt. Camp director is Pace head coach Terry Garbutt with current Pacer players assisting. for details call the athletics department at 648-6851 or Coach Garbutt at 649-6828.
Tennis results from Wimbledon include multiple matches with players such as Louies, Frana, Aertns, Leonardo, Bates, Curren, and Gore. Women chart shows Hain, Savchenko and Zvereva, Graf, Sabatini, and Argentina players mentioned. details reflect partial scores and standings from the event.
The latest 400 lineup in the auto racing event includes changes shown for the upcoming race day. Teams and drivers adjust positions as organizers confirm entry lists and start order.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, cities, and brands such as Houston, Chemung, St Louis, Augusta, Spokane, Ford, Buick. The text weaves through incomplete entries like Romy Walaa and Phoenus, ending with unclear locality traces and stray numbers.
Racing notes from Inglewood and Monmouth report payouts and entries but the OCR text is garbled. Names like Sunny Go Go and Pogoano appear alongside scattered figures such as $37 000 and $540, with references to Charl Holt and Express beyond clear context.
Fragmented text lists multiple figures like Tracy doves Gene Maris Randy Somson Jo Sehneis Seat and Chet Lemen Mat Kinzer. Mentions voting tampering, suspensions and participation in the DETROIT TIGERS and OAKLAND ATHLETICS and SEATTLE MARINERS contexts with vague dates and league references.
Navratilova, 33, moved into favorite status after defeating Graf while Garrison, the fifth seed, stunned Seles and Graf in successive rounds. Graf blamed none of the above, noting Navratilova's consistency as the key factor in ending Graf's bid to extend her No. 1 run.
Coach Fleming pushes his team to stop costly errors and improve at the plate as Aiken seeks its first win over a strong Walterboro squad. Dudley may pitch deep if needed to back up a weary staff after two losses to Walterboro, including a 9-8 heartbreaker.
Charleston officials clash over widening Bohicket Road to three lanes for three miles to handle about 30 000 cars daily at Kiawah Island for the Ryder Cup from September 26 to 29 1991. Environmentalists warn of tree loss while highway officials insist only pines may be cut and four lanes would threaten ancient oaks. Engineers will assess tree impacts next week.
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