Weekend Sports Schedule Mix of Baseball Golf Boxing and Tennis
A composite listing shows Phillies at Braves and Cubs games on Friday and Sunday, U S Open golf and women’s events, boxing matches Biggs vs Richardson and McCrory vs Trujillo, USFL championship, and local youth and district baseball tournaments in Aiken and North Augusta with times across ABC CBS NBC ESPN TBS NBC and CBS networks.
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Frid Basebal
Phillies
Braves
TBS
U.S
ESPN
Cubs
NBC
ABC
Biggs
Richardson
McCrory
Trujillo
CBS
Boza-Edwards
Montes
Post 26 Closes Out Regular Season at Orangeburg
Post 26 aims for a third straight victory as they travel to Orangeburg to close the American Legion regular season. Aiken routed Bamberg 22 0 and beat Barnwell 11 9 to clinch a playoff berth, while Orangeburg earned League IV’s regular season title. Coach Reed Charpin notes the win would boost the squad ahead of likely playoff matchup.
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Post 26
American Legion
Orangeburg
Ost
Aiken
Bamberg
Barnwell
Reed Charpin
Charpin
Eight-team Dixie Pre-major District Two tournament opens at Citizens Field
Eight teams including Aiken from Aiken County and North Augusta compete for the Dixie Pre-major District Two title at Citizens Field. Action starts Saturday at 1 p.m. with North Augusta vs Cayce West Columbia. Aiken meets Trenholm Park at 8 p.m. with Jeff Hargett and Mike Hutto coaching and players led by Erik McCarthy, Craig Jenkins, Brad Kauffman, Alan Hay, Brad Holmes, Steve Brown, Chip Dudley, Frank Rogers, Elgin Mazone, Baylor Strawhorn, Chris Sullivan, John Parker, Eddie Jordan, and Pat Henson. The Kingston swim team beat Fermata Aiken 307-220 in Augusta with multiple winners. Fermata hosts Brynwood Monday at 6:30 p.m.
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Dixie
Citizen’s Field
Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken County
Cayce-West Columbia
Lexington County No. 2
Mohawk
Lexington County No. 1
Dentsville
Trenholm Park
Jeff Harge
Williams names McGee Guerrero to NL All Stars as Carew Jackson miss
Manager Dick Williams added Willie McGee and Pedro Guerrero as reserve NL outfielders while Sparky Anderson bypassed Rod Carew and Reggie Jackson for the AL reserves. Starters were announced earlier with Gary Carter and Eddie Murray leading voting.
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NEW York
Dick Williams
Willie McGee
Pedro Guerrero
Rod Carew
Reggie Jackson
Williams
Sparky Anderson
Minnesota Twins
Metrodome
McGee
St. Louis
Guerrero
Los
Dale Murphy
Atlanta
Anderson
Carew
Jackson
California Angels
North America
Eddie Murray
Baltimore
Ryan Sets Mark, Named To All Stars
New York AP Rich Gossage headlines the 56th All Star selections as he leads relievers with nine appearances while Ron Guidry declines a spot to honor the Yankees. Bert Blyleven Dave Stieb and Jimmy Key join the starting rotation for the American League alongside Dan Petry Hoyt and others. Nolan Ryan becomes the first pitcher to reach 4000 strikeouts. Garretts Hoyt Reardon and more earn first time All Stars.
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NEW York
Rich Gossage
Bert Blyleven
Scott Garretts
Ron Guidry
Guidry
New York Yankees
Sparky Anderson
Bob Fisher
Yankees
Anderson
Jack Morris
Dan Perry
Willie Hernandez
Cleveland
Blyleven
Toronto Blue Jays
Dave Stieb
Jimmy Key
Hernandez
California
Donnie Moore
Jay Howell
Oakland
Dick Williams
San Diego
LaMarr Hoyt
Gossage
Joaquin Andujar
St. Louis
Dwight Gooden
Nolan Ryan
Houston
Fernando Valenzuela
Los Angeles
Garretts
Jeff Reardon
Montreal
Ryan
Mets
Trio Leads Open as Lopez, Baker Chase Baltusrol Title
Janet Anderson, Nancy Lopez, and Kathy Baker led the opening round of the 40th U S Women's Open at Baltusrol. Anderson shot 2 under 70 to take a share of the lead, aided by five birdies, with Lopez ready to add another major to her record and Baker closing strong after a bogey-free start.
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Springfield
N.J
Janet Anderson
del Paso Country Club
California
Anderson
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nancy Lopez
Kathy Baker
Ed Oldfield
Lopez
Lpga Hall of Fame
Tour
Clover
USFL unveils poll backing league survival in spring football era
In East Rutherford New Jersey commissioner Harry Usher released a Penn Schoen poll showing 70 percent support for a new league and 52 percent saying the NFL would not tackle USFL concerns. The survey, based on 1 000 telephone interviews, headlines owners discussions on moving to a fall 1986 schedule amid fragile franchise finances.
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East Rutherford
N.J
United States Football League
Baltimore Stars
Oakland Invaders
Harry Usher
National Football League
USFL
New York
Penn & Schoen
Joe Browne
Teaneck
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Aiken
Dixie Youth League
New Ellenton
Beech Island
Gregg Park
Aiken Nationals
Cayce
West Columbia
Post
Kingston Downs
Kingston
Fermata Aiken
Augusta
Paul Musick
Alison Rankin
Brad Lustig
Kim Hey
Susan Stogner
Matt Beckum
Jill Carson
Kevin Sullivan
Lisa Stogner
Robert Bradley
Don Lustig
Peter Schaumans
Avery Snipes
Wendy Clark
Stanley
Fermata
Brynwood
Dave Winfield
Rickey Henderson
Jim Rice
Boston Red Sox
Henderson
Jose Cruz
Dave Parker
Cincinnati
Tim Raines
Jack Clark
Pete Rose
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago
Garry Templeton
Tim Wallach
Tony Pena
Pittsburgh
Ozzie Virgil
Philadelphia
Harold Baines
Tom Brunansky
Minnesota
Phil Bradley
Seattle
Gary Ward
Texas
Cecil Cooper
Milwaukee
von Mattingly
Damaso Garcia
Toronto
Wade Boggs
Boston
Paul Molitor
Alan Trammell
Detroit
Carlton Fisk
Ernie Whitt
Gary Carter
Steve Garvey
Tom Herr
Ozzie Smith
Graig Nettles
Murphy
Tony Gwynn
Darryl Strawberry
Lance Parrish
Murray
Lou Whitaker
Cal Ripken
George Brett
Kansas City
Winfield
Rice
Mark
Astro
Houston Astros
Danny Heep
New York Mets
Astros
Trio
Baker
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