Gibbs Named USC Aiken Women’s Coach After Aiken Run
Johanna Gibbs, longtime Aiken High School girls basketball coach, is joining USC Aiken as the first year women’s coach handling recruiting and coaching for basketball volleyball and tennis. Buck and Perkins praise her dynasty tenure and state titles, noting Gibbs adapts from high school to college level while working with skilled players.
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Mark Leary
Johanna Gibbs
Aiken High
Eddie Buck
Aiken
Usc-Aiken
Gibbs
Buck
Lew Perkins
South Carolina
Southeast
Aiken High School
USCA
Gibbs reflects on basketball career and USC Aiken plans
Coach Gibbs discusses hard work as key to success and recruitment plans for USC Aiken women’s program. He notes contact with local players and former Aiken High stars, aiming to form a competitive nucleus. Gibbs also conveys mixed emotions about leaving Aiken High after 14 years.
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Perkins
USCA
Aiken High
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British Open players fault Royal Birkdale greens in heat
In a British Open at Royal Birkdale the top Americans Nicklaus Miller and Weiskopf criticized the parched greens as others including Norio Suzuki Ballesteros and Christy O Connor led with 69. Nicklaus shot 74 Weiskopf 73 Miller 72 Irwin 74.
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Tom Weiskopf
Birkdale
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Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Miller
Irwin
Norio Suzuki
Japan
Severiano Ballesteros
Spain
Christy O'Connor Jr
Ireland
Aiken edge Lexing ton 3 2 behind Cue Pendleton relief
Aiken Post 7 defeated Lexington Post 26 3 to 2 at Citizens Field last night. Bobby Cue allowed eight hits in six innings while Mike Pendleton worked key relief to seal the win. Jack Spence homered in the ninth for Lexington, but Aiken held on as Cade and Whitfield drove in runs during a third inning rally.
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Mike Pendleton
Aiken
Lexington
Citizen's Field
Cue
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al Cade
Pendleton
Legion
Tim Hulsebus
Bobby
Post
Lexngton
Dean Glover
Eric Miner
Glover
Cade
Tommy Whitfield
Miner
Whitfield
Anderson
Jack Spence
Carolina
USC Aiken
Tom Galardi
Joe Anderson
RBI
Carew Beats Yaz For AL All Stars in 1970 Vote
Carew, moving from second to first base, defeats Yaztrzemski in AL All Star voting. Carew led the league with 1 770 998 votes while Yastrzemski earned 1 403 557. Munson repeats as AL starter catcher with 1 481 346 to Belanger 1 233 755 for shortstop.
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NEW York
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Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Bobby Grich
Baltimore
Bowie Kuhn
Boston
Minnesota
Munson
Toby Harrah
Texas Rangers
Fred Lynn
George Brett
Kansas City
Grich
Harrah
Detroit
Ron LeFlore
Rusty Staub
Yankees
Willie Randolph
Randolph Brett
Don Money
Milwaukee
Shortstop
Mark Belanger
Lynn
LeFlore
Name The Team Contest Sponsored In Aiken
The Aiken Standard and WLOW announce a nickname contest for the American Legion Post 26 baseball team. Entries may be submitted at the Aiken Standard office through Friday at noon, with a free pass to all games for the winner and judges’ decision final. winner announced July 12.
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Aiken Standard
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Atlanta
Reds Morgan Leads National League All Stars
Joe Morgan led NL votes and earned a starting infield berth for the All Stars sharing the position with Pete Rose and Dave Concepcion. Johnny Bench and George Foster also start, with Steve Garvey beating Tony Perez for first base and Greg Luzinski and Dave Kingman in the outfield. The 47th midsummer classic is in Philadelphia. Morgan tallied 3,079,811 votes, a record total, as 8,370,145 ballots were cast.
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Phila
Delphia
Dave Kingman
New York Mets
Morgan
Dave Cash
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