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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1997

Page

7

Batesburg-Leesville wins 14-13 over Aiken American in Dixie Boys

In a Dixie Boys 14-year-old Sub-District 3-B game Batesburg-Leesville edged Aiken American 14-13 after Aiken rallied from a 13-8 deficit to tie. Alex Pitts homered twice and drove in four for Aiken, while Tim Maddux and Brandon Fulmer homered for Batesburg-Leesville. Aiken drops to the loser's bracket and plays the night’s Williston vs Batesburg-Leesville loser Tuesday at 6 pm. Booster club and volleyball league meetings announced in Aiken.

Aiken American Falls Batesburg-Leesville Aiken Americans Dixie Boys Alex Pitts Tim Maddux Brandon Fulmer Brian Cato Brian Shealy Batesburg- Leesville Williston

Dixie Boys and Ponytails District and Subdistrict Baseball Schedule

Calendar shows Dixie Boys 13 and 14 tournaments at North Augusta Riverview Park Batesburg Leesville Florence and Aiken Post 26 with 6 p.m. starts, Dixie Ponytails 11-12 and Dixie Belles 13-15 at Citizens Park 6 p.m., Dixie Majors and 17-18 divisions at Riverview Park 5:30 p.m. Also American Legion state playoffs and Dixie Boys 14 subdistrict at North Augusta and Riverview Park with scattered 6 p.m. starts.

Dixie North Augusta Riverview Park Batesburg- Leesville Dixie Ponytails Citizens Park Dixie Belles Ivervin Park Mie Florence Post American Legion State Dixie Pelles

TV Sports Schedule Highlights Cycling and Baseball

ESPN2 airs Tour de France segments at 7 30 pm and 12 30 am with cycling coverage. ESPN carries home run derby at 7 30 pm and baseball game summaries on other slots.

ESPN2 ESPN Asebal

New-look Post 26 aims to defend title in playoffs

Post 26 of Aiken, the defending state champions, enters the playoffs with a revamped lineup. While last year stressed pitching led by Ernie Bennett and Zay Brown, this year’s team leans on offense with a .420 batting average and a 237 to 55 run margin. Ace Josh Moyer takes the mound against Florence at Satcher Field as coach Steve Scalamiero warns that rivals will target the champs in a 0-0 playoff start.

Aiken Post 26 Ernie Bennett Zay Brown Salisbury N.C Adam Herndon Florence Satcher Steve Scalamiero Josh Moyer Moyer Scalamiero

Juden shines as Expos top Braves in Montreal win

Jeff Juden earned his sixth straight win allowing six hits while Vladimir Guerrero homered and drove in three as the Montreal Expos snapped a four game skid and beat Atlanta. Juden improved to 11-2 with 11 strikeouts in a complete game effort. Guerrero slugged a two run shot and had an RBI single, and Denny Neagle took the loss after six innings.

Montreal Jeff Juden Juden Vladimir Guerrero Montreal Expos Atlanta Braves Jaden Felipe Alou Nce Alou Expos Braves Atlanta Mike Lansing Guerrero Denny Neagle RBI Lockhart Neagle Los Angeles

North Augusta and Silver Bluff win in Dixie Boys action

North Augusta stays alive by beating Belvedere 12-11 after a rain delay, with Wesley Lemacks sealing the final out. Silver Bluff rallies from 5-1 down to topple Aiken National 7-5 on Steven Perry’s two run single in the fifth, as Dion Williamson and Jamie Williamson contribute key plays. Silver Bluff now faces Barnwell, while North Augusta meets Midland Valley in tonight’s elimination games.

North Augusta Silver Bluff Dixie Boys Belvedere Aiken National Steven Perry Barnwell Midland Valley Josh Grossman Russ Eubanks Wesley Lemacks Dion Williamson Justin Fields Jamie Williamson RBI Jeff Hilliard Fields Josh Bratener Hilliard Aiken Corey Ready Ben Lockhart

Woods Grinds Down Field to Win Western Open

Tiger Woods seized the Western Open at Cog Hill with a 68 to finish under par, joining past greats in triumph. Frank Nobile finished second, three shots back, while Jeff Julian, Justin Leonard and Steve Lowery tied for third at 9 under. Woods earned 360,000 and moved to 1,761,033 for the year.

Chicago Tiger Woods Woods Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Sam Snead Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer Sunder Frank Nobile Jeff 3Luman Justin Leonard Steve Lowery Cog Hill Country Club Hogan Tiger

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Aiken High Aiken High School Aiken Parks and Recreation Department American Legion TV Sports Ginny Southworth Mark Grudzielanek Andruw Jones Expos’ Juden Associated Press
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