Baseball and Horse Races Highlight Weekend Highlights
The report lists horse race results from Pimlico Arlington Park Belmont and Monmouth Park with winners Double Recipe Domawater Small Rain Hush My Mouth and more across purses. It also covers major baseball stats led by Burroughs Rose and Rice with batting runs and pitching leaders across the National and American Leagues.
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Hammond Hills Swim Meet Set for Saturday and Sunday
NORTH AUGUSTA The 15th annual Hammond Hills Short Course Invitational AAU sanctioned meet will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Hammond Hills Suburban Club in North Augusta. Swimmers from 20 teams in Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee compete. The meet has two divisions with 9 am starts each day and no admission.
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Hawks Narrow Nuggets Lead In Summer League
The Nuggest hold a narrow one half week's standings of the Aiken Recreation Department Basketball League. The frontrunners have a 6-2 mark, The Lakers fall closely behind with a mark of 5-2 and the Hawks are at 5-3 In fourth position are the Celtics with a 4-3 record. In the last three places are the Bullets at 3-5, the Blazers at 2-5, and the Sonics at 1-6. For the Hawks, Anthony Daniels of Aiken and Earl Clinton of Leavel le McCampball led their team to three straight victories in this week's play Daniels was named Most Valuable Player for the week and Clinton received the Hustle Award of the week Next week is the final week of regular season and the league will start their tournament play on Mon day, July 24.
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Aiken Swimmers Cruise Past National Hills in Augusta
Aiken Swim Association defeated National Hills 366 to 121 in a dual meet in Augusta. Mathew Beckum Jamie Fuqua Keisha Fuqua Dario Lee Chris Lustig Heather Mack David Schumacher Carol Tilly Pam Timmerman earned triple wins. Dawn Faherty Shawn Faherty and John Schumacher each secured two wins. Several ASA swimmers prep for the Hammond Hill Invitational AAU meet this weekend ahead of their next dual against the Jewish Community Center in Augusta Tuesday.
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Braves Top Southern League All-Stars 5-1 in Savannah Exhibition
Rowland Office had two singles and Gary Matthews hit a homer as the Atlanta Braves beat the Southern League All-Stars 5-1 at Grayson Stadium. Matthews drove in Office with a third inning homer, Bonnell and Nolan added consecutive doubles for two runs, and Roger Alexander earned MVP honors for Savannah.
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Aikenite Beaten In Carolinas Amateur Golf Match
Paul Williamson of Aiken was defeated three and two by Bill Harvey of Greensboro in the second round of match play at the Carolinas Amateur Golf Tournament in Gastonia North Carolina. Williamson advanced to the second round by beating Mac Estridge of Badin two and one in the opening round.
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Rangers smash five homers in 12 7 win at Fenway
Texas Rangers erupt for five homers and 12-7 win over Boston as Toby Harrah drives in five. Al Oliver calls the effort a spark after a rough spell post All Star break. Orioles Twins A’s Indians Brewers White Sox Angels Mariners Mets Dodgers Cardinals Reds Expos Cubs also win or lose in a day of MLB action.
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