Jeff Connie powers Marlins with eighth inning homer
Florida Marlins slugger Jeff Connie hit a game winning home run in the eighth inning to lift his team. He was named All Star Game MVP for his clutch performance on the page's story.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1995
Page
10
Florida Marlins slugger Jeff Connie hit a game winning home run in the eighth inning to lift his team. He was named All Star Game MVP for his clutch performance on the page's story.
Woodside swimmers opened with a 201-208 victory over West Lake in an SRA League meet. Triple winners were Michael Gustavson Alli son Gordon and Ryan Nickell. Double winners included Eliza Sta ley Kim Trout Chris Hudson Patrick Angelos Jeff Burke and Kate Sanders. In other meets North Augusta beat Aiken County 296-130 and Hammond Hills edged Montclair 289-272.
Alex Zulle of Switzerland won the ninth stage of the Tour de France in LA PLAGNE France with Miguel Indurain finishing second. Indurain was over two minutes back but gained time on rivals to keep the overall lead. Zulle rose to second in the general classification.
Clemson football fans will see a 30 minute preview show Sunday July 30 at 6 30 p m on SportSouth The program covers the upcoming season and Clemson football history Weeks Tennis Center forms a CSRA Tennis League women’s team for A B level players contact Mark Calvert at 642 7739 for participation
Wednesday schedule lists multiple baseball events with start times at various parks. Dino Boys Die Ment at Citizen's Park 4 p.m. The Majors district tournament at Riverview Park 5:90 p.m. Dixie Youth subdistrict tournaments at Belveder Citizen's Field and Johnston with 7 p.m. to 7:90 p.m. starts.
Television listings show cycling tours and baseball with ESPN family channels. Highlights include Tour de France airings on ESPN networks from 3 pm and 7:30 pm, U S Women s Open coverage on ESPN and ESPN2, plus minor league baseball and NASCAR programs on Spor South and ESPN2. Local teams include Colorado Liver Bullets at Capital Cuy Bombers and Michigan at Kane County.
In Arlington the National League swatted three homers to fuel a 8-6 comeback victory ending a six-game AL edge. Craig Biggio, Mike Piazza, and Jeff Conine sparked the NL as Piazza and Conine homered, Conine earning MVP honors.
Aiken Post 26 edged Hartsville 52 to win Tuesday night at Satcher Field. The win ties the first round series 1 1 in the best of five American Legion playoff, with Game 3 set for Hartsville and potential Games 4 and 5 back in Aiken if needed.
Orangeburg finished runner up to Aiken in League IV as Florence won game two 7-1 Tuesday night to level the series. Aiken coach Bruce Zuehlke called the contest sloppy with few hits total after a 32-hit opener. The pivotal game 11 featured the standout moments.
Silver Bluff defeated Gregg Park 15-2 in a slow three hour Dixie Youth sub district game after Jermel Boyd hit a solo homer and Andrew Finley added a two-run shot. The game was interrupted by lightning and ended with Gregg Park tied to elimination rounds, as North Augusta Southern topped Aiken National 6-0 to reach the next round. Gregg Park and North Augusta meet today at 7:30 p.m. in an elimination game to decide a spot in the Thursday final.
Belvedere’s three pitchers combined on a five inning no hitter in a 15-0 Dixie Youth sub district win over New Ellenton at Gardner Key Park. Eubanks and Cooper each worked two innings, Sanders started the fifth inning ending double play, as Belvedere improved to unbeaten and moved toward the championship round. Eubanks hit a two run homer and Cooper added strikeouts while Howell contributed two hits and three RBIs as the team tallied 11 hits, seven for extra bases.
A critical 1995 season looms for Clemson as mediocrity risks becoming habit. The piece argues the program must end the slump, that Tommy West may save it, and outlines the stakes including attendance, recruits, and a return to national relevance with key games against UNC Georgia and Florida State.
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