Galardi leaves USC Aiken baseball for South Carolina program
USC Aiken baseball coach Tom Galardi departs to join South Carolina's program for Vocational Rehabilitation as a voluntary scout and recruiter. Athletic Director Lew Perkins lauds his building of a competitive program and expects the team to continue under a new coach while Galardi will assist as time allows.
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Usc-Aiken
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South Carolina
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Perkins
Usc-A
Palmetto Athletic Conference
Georgia Tech
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Lew
William Casper
USCA
National League dominates All Star Game 7-1 over American League
In a July exhibition before 63,974 at the park, the National League, led by George Foster with an RBI and a home run, beat the American League 7-1. Randy Jones earned the win as Mark Fidrych took the loss, while Ken Griffey and Cesar Cedeno added late runs to seal the issue.
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Anderson
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Milwaukee
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California
Frank Tanana
Dan Maples Named Superintendent at Palmetto Golf Course
Dan Maples takes over as superintendent at Palmetto Golf Course in Aiken. He will oversee maintenance, run the pro shop, and offer lessons. A Pinehurst native, 28, he trained with his golf course architect father and aims to keep the old charm with minor upgrades. He lives in Augusta with his wife and two children.
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National League Aims for Victory in All-Star showcase
National League players bring fierce energy to the mid-summer clash in Philadelphia. George Foster and Cesar Cedeno hit two run homers as the NL cruises 7 1 over the AL behind Randy Jones's three scoreless innings. Foster wins MVP with a homer and three RBIs.
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Aiken Bombed 17-1 By Lexington In League Loss
Lexington Post 26 routed Aiken Post 7 17 to 1 as Aiken the Thoroughbreds failed to start with no enthusiasm. Captain John Harrison said the team may need changes to win the league while coach Tim Hulsebus blamed poor pitching and lax hitting.
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Post 26 Legion
Sorriness
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Aiken Thoroughbreds
Lexington
Aiken
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Legion
Tim Hulsebus
Cade shines as Lexington tops Post 7 in nine innings
Al Cade pitched all nine innings for the win, allowing seven hits and one run, while going three for four at the plate with four runs scored. Lexington banged 18 hits as Post 7 offense overcame a quiet field and struggles in the pitching staff. Hulsebus cited bad breaks and key defensive plays as the turning factors. Team leader Harrison stressed motivating the squad amid inconsistent hustle. The game featured Lexington against Aiken with USC Aiken future plans noted for Cade.
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Lexington
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