Barrel of Fun Across Highland Park Golf Holiday
The article details a Fourth of July golf event at Highland Park Country Club with a Mexican four-ball tourney won by Jimmy Crenshaw Curtis Nichols and Al Maddox. It notes rule changes and the best-ball scores, plus other local golf results including a club championship won by Holloman and A Jackson, and the Midland Valley junior clinic forthcoming. It also mentions Father-Son, amateur divisions, and Houndslake Fourth of July tourney winners with multiple local players and clubs cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Country Club
Jimmy Crenshaw
Curtis Nichols
al Maddox
Herb Holloman
Bob Reid
E.F. Smith
Tom Sheeley
Nild Johnson
Bill Means
Holloman
A. Jackson
Calvin Bentley
Earl Parker
Hunter
Francis Wright
Highland Park
Aiken
Roy Stein
Harold House
Bob Martens
Ed Edwards
Midland Valley Country Club
Midland Valley
Lorenzo Fallan
Tommy Sharpe
Fallan
Sharpe
Jim McNair Sr
Jim McNair Jr
South Carolina Golf Association
McNairs
Frank
Bill Townsend
R.G
Dick Flynt
Benny
Scott Knight
North Augusta
Mike Crumpler Sr
Mike Crumpler Jr
Rusty Clark
Lewis Sumerau
Larry Bushee
Jack Wells
North Augusta Country Club
Ed Gregory
Ruben Hawk
Max Scaggs
Harold Moon
Houndslake
Tommy Carpenter
Russ Messick
Houndslake Country Club
Gregg Park Edgefield Set Showdown In Dixie Youth Minor League
Graniteville duel of two undefeated squads Gregg Park and Edgefield meets tonight at 8 in the Sub District Dixie Youth Minor League Tournament. Edgefield shocked Langley Bath Clearwater 11 5 and Gregg Park crushed Belvedere 18 2 in second round action at William C Lott Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Edgefield
Gregg Park
Dixie
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Belvedere
William C. Lott Field
Aiken American
Aiken National
Aiken
North Augusta Allstars
Chris Coleman
Russ Messick
Messick
North Augusta National
Wade Crawford
North Augusta
National All-Stars
North Augusta American
Pat Henson
Brad Kauffman
John Meldrum
Trent Terry
Henson
Edgefield Advances In Win Over Belvedere In Open Bracket
The host team scored three runs in the third and nine in the fourth to seal the win. Ashley Smith, Scotty Koon and Joey Sanders combined on the mound for the winners as Belvedere was limited to four hits. Koon led at the plate with four singles. Jerry Lane and David Seymour added multiple hits. Edgefield pitchers fanned eight as Ray Durham and Quinn Talbert supplied early run support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Smith
Scotty Koon
Joey Sanders
Belvedere
Koon
Jerry Lane
David Seymour
Jack Holliday
Edgefield
Alex Blocker
Quinn Talbert
Ray Durham
Aiken Boosters Meet Tonight
The Aiken Hornet Booster Club will meet at 7 30 in the Aiken High library. All persons interested in Aiken High sports are invited to attend per club president Dan Ratchford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Hornet
Aiken High
Dan Ratchford
Lasorda names NL pitchers for All Star Game in Seattle
Manager Tom Lasorda tabbed eight NL hurlers for next week's game at the Kingdome in Seattle. Rogers and Carlton join Niekro Andujar Sambito Perry LaCoss Sutter on the staff as Houston Astros stars provide strong bullpen and starting depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Steve Rogers
Steve Carlton
Tom Lasorda
Rogers
Montreal Expos
Montreal
Lasorda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Carlton
Elliot Maddox
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Joe Niekro
Joaquin Andujar
Joe Sambito
Houston Astros
Seattle
Kingdome
Gaylord Perry
San Diego Padres
Mike LaCoss
Cincinnati Reds
Bruce Sutter
Chicago Cubs
Niekro
Andujar
Sambito
Astros
Perry
Mets
LaCoss
Sutter
San Diego
Atlanta
Americans Face New Controversies At Pan Am Games
At San Juan Puerto Rico the United States battled controversy after James Robinson edged Juantorena by a tenth of a second in the 800 meters amid a protest by Jamaican Owen Hamilton. Coach Bobby Knight appeals a police incident while U S competitors rack up golds in weightlifting Greco Roman wrestling softball and boxing. The U S lead stands with 85 golds and 192 total medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
James Robinson
Alberto Juantorena
Robinson
Owen Hamilton
Juantorena
Hamilton
Knight
U.S
Argentina
Mexico
Mark Cameron
North Bergen
N. J
Thomas Stock
Belleville
America
Bruce Thompson
Rosemont
Minn
Dan Chandler
Texas
Kathy Arendsen
Zeeland
Mich
Belize
Dominican Republic
Ty Stoffler
Venezuela
Trinidad-Tobago
Lemuel Steeples
St. Louis
Benedito Farreira
Brazil
Edward Green
Fort Bragg
N.C
Mike McCallum
Jamaica
Schroder Qualifies for Greater Milwaukee Open
Mike Schroder of Aiken shot a one under par 71 at Tuckaway Country Club to qualify for the Greater Milwaukee Open, his third consecutive PGA Tour event after earning his tour card as the Open begins Thursday in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mike Schroder
Aiken
Schroder
Tuckaway Country Club
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Rob Matwick
Aiken Siumuara
Box 456
Kevin Chriswell
Neil McIntosh
Luis Tiant
Havana
Cuba
Cleveland
Boston
Tiant
Satchel Paige
Oakland A
Rod Carew
Jim Rice
Ben Oglivie
Joe Reichler
Grimsley
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Irvin
Monte
Babe Ruth
Jackie Robinson
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Sparky Lyle
Catfish Hunter
Danny Murtaugh
The
Pirates
Will Grimsley
Tony Pixley
Derrick Bennett
Bobby Jones
Aiken Boosters