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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1989

Page

8

Mitchell's pace to break NL homer record shines

Giants slugger Kevin Mitchell mashing homers at a record pace as Hack Wilson's 1930s mark looms. The piece notes Mitchell's 31 homers in 87 games, compares eras, and outlines factors like at bats, health, and ball conditions shaping the chase. It contrasts Mitchell with Hack Wilson and recounts Wilson's era and quirks.

Pappy Giants Kevin Mitchell Mitchell Hack Wilson Mitcell Roger Maris Babe Ruth Wilson Mitchel Lefty O’doul Chuck Klein Bill Terry N.L Chicago Cubs Michell Wrigley Field

Bulls Knicks Name New Head Coaches

Phil Jackson accepted the Bulls coaching post after Doug Collins was fired amid reported philosophical differences. Jackson cited Michael Jordan’s impact and aimed to ease the star’s burden with extended defense and a new offensive balance, while Jordan welcomed leadership to take the team further.

Bulls Knicks Chicago Phil Jackson Chicago Bulls Doug Colin Michael Jordan Jackson Collins Stan Albeck Jordan NBA Michael Doug Collins Phil Albany Patroons Continental Basketball Association CBA Jerry Reinsdorf

Stu Jackson Named NBA's Youngest Head Coach for Knicks

New York Knicks promote 33-year-old Stu Jackson to head coach making him the NBA’s youngest. He cites familiarity with the team and assistants Paul Silas and Ernie Grunfeld as keys to the transition. Critics compare his rise to Pat Riley’s early success, while Jackson focuses on defense and half court offense.

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LeMond Earns Mountain Test In Tour De France

Greg LeMond finished eighth on a mountains stage in the Tour de France, keeping him atop the general classification as Miguel Indurain won the stage in 4 hours 32 minutes 36 seconds. Laurent Fignon and LeMond remained second and close in time, Pedro Delgado climbed but failed to close the gap, while Andy Hampsten trailed. The race moves 82 miles from Cauterets to Luchon as the Pyrenees begin the second stage.

Cauterets France Greg LeMond LeMond Miguel Indurain Spain Indurain Thers Laurent Fignon Pedro Delgado Delgado Pyrenees Luchon-Superbagneres Marseille Montpelier

Summer Time No Vacation For Prep Athletes

Area athletes and coaches keep busy through summer with training and activities aimed at college scholarships and strong seasons. North Augusta star Tywaun Tilman balances football basketball and baseball while preparing for senior year. Wagener-Salley’s Travis Hall plays basketball and participates in a summer league. Jamie Edwards adds 17 points per game. Georgia Tech Florida State and North Carolina State have shown interest in Tilman. Hall also juggles informal practices and family time.

North August Tywaun Tilman Wagenersley Travis Hall Tillman Yellow Jackets Hall War Eagles Jamie Edwards War Eagle North Augusta Columbia Tilman Georgia Tech Florida State North Carolina State Leo Watts Aiken High Joey Watts Joey Clemson Watts Midland Valley Mike Toole Aiken Toole Tracey Fleming Barry Fogle Fogle Dixie Majors USCA Fo Ble Wagener-Salley Duane Morris Morris

New NBA Owners Say Race Is A Secondary Issue

Bertram Lee and Peter Bynoe bought the Denver Nuggets for 65 million, becoming the NBA's first Black owners of a major pro sports team. They say race is a secondary issue and accept the scrutiny they will face, while former owner Sidney Shlenker praises their ethics and integrity. Lee, 50, has pursued other pro teams and owns media outlets and an investment firm with holdings in multiple states.

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