TV Tonight Baseball Showdown at Bamberg
Tonight viewers are invited to watch American Legion Post 26 face Bamberg in a local baseball matchup. Stream and sports notes from the broadcast highlight key players and game stakes for the evening.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1984
Page
11
Post 26 Drops Two Aiken's Post 26 Falls to Richland 63
Post 26 lost to Richland 63 in Saturday's American Legion action. Coach Reed Charpin said the team didn't hit well after a 2-0 lead. Earlier, they were edged 5-4 by Congaree in a rain-shortened game. Vance Coleman went 2 for 3 and Rusty Charpin 2 for 4. Post 28, 10-6-0 overall, hosts Bamberg tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Post
Richland
American Legion
Post 26
Reed Charpin
Congaree
Vance Coleman
Rusty Charpin
Post 28
Bamberg
Charpin
Slocum Hofforth Named To All State Squad
USC shortstop Kent Anderson and Erskine Coach Harry Stille head the 1984 South Carolina college coaches All State baseball team. Clemson placements include pitchers Parrish and Stone with infielder McCollum joined by USC Aiken outfielder Slocum and infielder Hotforth. Francis Marion adds Land and Ward. Furman catcher Hurst. Coastal Carolina outfielder Brown. The Citadel outfielder Glaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Kent Anderson
Erskine College
Harry Stille
South Carolina College Coaches
Anderson
Stille
South Carolina
South Cosatan
Aeron
Lary Pee Tiider
Greg Morhardt
Jim St. Laurent
Scott Parrish
George Stone
Jim McCollum
Clemson
Usc-Aiken
Wayne Slocum
Tim Hotforth
Francis Marion
Mike Land
Tim Ward
Rock Hurst
Furman
Greg Brown
Coastal Carolina
Lee Glaze
Citadel
Swale death mystery unsettles Kentucky Derby camp
Kentucky Derby winner Swale died after a light Belmont Park gallop. Pathologists found no obvious cause, with veterinarians noting the heart was beautiful and no hemorrhage or abnormal findings. Trainers and staff reject foul play and hope for a definitive explanation. Koosman belts Braves in 7-0 win as Osteen hints at opening day fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington, Ky
Swale
Robert Fritz
Belmont Park
Colt Wish
Philip Gleaves
Woody Stephens
Stephens
Koosman
Braves
McEnroe Clinches Wimbledon Title In Calm Final
John McEnroe defeated Jimmy Connors 6 1 6 1 6 2 on Center Court to defend his Wimbledon crown, ending his era of on court tantrums. The 25 year old New Yorker collected 149000, praised by reporters for keeping focus and letting his tennis speak while the crowd roared and former rivals watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
John McEnroe
All England
McEnroe
J.P. McEnroe
Douglaston
Jimmy Connors
David Mercer
Lo Connors
Gerulaitis
Connors
Don Budge
Ivan Lendl
Paris
Centre Court
Youngsters Muscle Into Game At Candlestick Park
A wave of young talent joins the 1984 All-Star Game in San Francisco. Dwight Gooden leads 19 year olds on the National League squad with 13 first timers, while Dan Quisenberry Bill Caudill and Willie Hernandez headline young AL relievers. Veterans like Rose Morgan Carlton and Bench miss the event, and champs like Ripken Rice Schmidt and Garvey anchor rosters. Notable first timers include Straw berry Gwynn Sandberg Davis and Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Steve Carlton
Nolan Ryan
Rollie Fingers
Dave Concepcion
Bill Madlock
Candlestick Park
Alvraney
Wellsweed
Dwight Gooden
New York Mets
Reggie Jackson
Rod Carew
George Brett
Cal Ripken Jr
Ripken
Jim Rice
Dale Murphy
Mike Schmidt
Steve Garvey
Keith
San Diego Padres
Tony Gwynn
Chili Davis
Bob Brenly
Mike Marshall
Los Angeles
Jerry Mumphrey
Houston
Rafael Ramirez
Atlanta
Tim Wallach
Charlie Lea
Montreal
al Holland
Juan Samuel
Philadelphia
Caudill
Oakland
Hernandez
Detroit
Mike Boddicker
Baltimore
Richard Dotson
Chicago
Don
AAU Team Seeks Jacksonville Surf After Yakima Victory
The Aiken AAU Junior Olympic squad, age 14, finished third at nationals in Yakima and earned two All-Americans Chris Mac Murdo and Karen Middleton. Co coach Dru McPherson praised the team for heart and a strong showing for South Carolina. They will compete at the Multi-Sports Festival in Jacksonville, Florida August 14 19 as one of four teams from the Yakima event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Aau
Jacksonville
Fla
Yakima
Wash
Dru McPherson
Aiken
AAU
Chris MacMurdo
Karen Middleton
McPherson
Middleton
Reece
Bush Field
Ginny Southworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Post
ESPN
Slocum
Hofforth
Philadelphia Phillies
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Jerry Koosman
Atlanta Braves
Thomas Hearns
University of Southern California
Minnesota Twins
Kent Hrbek
Montreal Expos
Terry Francona
Cubs
Davis
Dave Kingman
Rickey Henderson
Rickey
Bill
Jackson
BRO
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