Dizzy Dean All-Stars to Start State Playoffs This Weekend
The Dizzy Dean baseball playoffs kick off this Saturday with Junior and Senior divisions. Aiken hosts Tri-County League at Citizens Field with 2 and 7 pm games, and a possible 3 pm Sunday game. Teams include Aiken Juniors Jeff Newman and Myrone Bell among others.
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Dixie Youth Sub Division Playoffs Start This Saturday
Dixie Youth sub division playoffs begin this Saturday with Aiken National League All Star team playing RSM in Batesburg at 4 p.m. The Batesburg North Augusta Southern All Stars at 6 p.m. and Edgefield Western vs Batesburg also on the bill. The Aiken American League All Stars travel to Belvedere for 4 p.m. 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. games against Edgefield Eastern Graniteville and North Augusta respectively. The Batesburg lineup features Gregg Parker and a roster including Robert Gara deau Darrell Tutt Darrell Shealy Curtis Carter John Robinson Gregg Overby Anthony Pope Chip Lawrence Neal Richardson Alan Ryder Lamar Lepard Wally Bland Tim Woodward Phil Waters and Mark Stevens.
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Belvedere
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LBC
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Marsh Burckhalter
Troy Murphy
Lyle Stone
Philip Johnson
Jeff Heron
Gerald Braggs
Wyman Heath
Brian Minnick
Craig Dawsey
Jeff Smith
David Robinson
Jeff Jones
David Kantner
Bill Lawson
Alvin Lloid
Pete Herring
Aiken Swim Association Falls to Westlake in Dual Meet
The Aiken Swim Association lost to Westlake 313 to 198 last night. Triple winners were Carol Tilly Pat Harrigal and Pam Timmerman. Barbara Pryor was ASA lone double winner. Single winners were David Shumacker Pancho Putnam Dickie DeMasi and John Shumacker.
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Westlake
Carol Tilly
Pat Harrigal
Pam Timmerman
ASA
Barbara Pryor
David Shumacker
Pancho Putnam
Dickie DeMasi
John Shumacker
St Angela Footballers Plot Open Call for 9-12 Graders
St Angela Academy invites all young men in grades 9 through 12 to meet at St Angela’s gym at 5 p.m. today or Friday to discuss football participation.
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St. Angela Academy
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Killanin Brundage Contrast in IOC Leadership
Montreal AP describes Lord Killanin as witty and gregarious, contrasting with the stern Brundage who led the IOC. The piece portrays the committee as powerful, selective, and prone to cautious, self protective action amid debates on politics and nationalism within global sport.
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Israelis Face Montreal Olympic Trials With Calm Resolve
In Montreal the Israeli team walks without fear as chef de mission Shmuel Larkin credits a composed attitude. They recall Munich 1972 while praising Montreal security, attending a memorial at a synagogue where Trudeau and Rabbi Plaut spoke amid solemn vows to remember the martyrs.
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LYC Golf Classic Brings 101 Juniors to Furman Course
Greenville hosts 101 teenage golfers in the South Carolina Independent Insurance Agents Youth Classic at Furman University Golf Course. The event awards four state slots for the National Insurance Classic finals in Reston Virginia in August. Notables include 16-year-old Jack Brown Sumter and 17-year-old Robbie Gravely Greer who qualified through regional rounds in Columbia Charleston Florence and Greenville.
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Blacks urged to withdraw from Olympics in protest
Sacramento Bee reports anonymous sources say Black American Olympians may be asked to withdraw as part of a coordinated protest by about 30 nations. The move follows Tanzania’s stance against a New Zealand rugby tour after Soweto. Countries named include Algeria Cameroon Chad Congo Antigua Ethiopia Ivory Coast and others.
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Humphrey Returns to Falcons After Knee Injury
Atlanta defensive end Claude Humphrey said he is back after completing his first hard workout since tearing his knee last year at the Falcons training camp. He noted the knee withstood a grueling hitting session, easing his nights.
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Atlanta Falcons
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Scoreboard and race results from leagues and meets
The notes list Wednesday schedules in various cities and teams, plus race results from Pimlico, Keystone, and Arlington Park. Native sprinted to victory at Pimlico, Heed the Word won at Keystone, and Auntie Gay captured the Seven Thirty Purse at Arlington Park.
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Tennis Cincinnati Westin Western Championship seeds win first round
In Kitzbuhel Austria the Western Tennis Championship saw top four seeds Eddie Dibbs Roscoe Tanner Harold Solomon and Stan Smith all win their first-round matches to reach the second round. Arthur Ashe the top seed in the other event rallied past Peter Stoeke 4 6 2 6 4 to move into the third round of a separate lower payout tournament.
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Upset Narrowly Hits Net as Hemmes Tops Fi bak
In Hilversum the Dutch International Open sees top seed Wotjek Fi bak upset by Fred Hemmes in straight tiebreak sets 7-6 7-6.
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Netherlands
Wotjek Fibak
Fred Hemmes
Olympics to Use Drug Check Plan
Montreal AP reports a sophisticated drug testing plan will be implemented at the Games. About 2300 urine samples from participants will be analyzed for drugs, with medal winners, fourth-place finishers and random selections tested. Steroid use, new to the banned list this year, will be among the targets and results for most tests will be known within eight to ten hours.
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International Olympic Committee
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Sweden
Orioles Pitcher Mike Cuellar Breaks In With Reds
Pitcher Mike Cuellar of the Baltimore Orioles made his first notable appearance against Cincinnati in 1959, signaling the start of his professional arc and rising prominence in major league play.
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Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati
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