Aiken Post 26 Cruises Past Newberry 23-2
Legion Post 26 improves to 12 2 this season as Aiken batterymen overpower Newberry 23 to 2. Chip Livingston earns the win with 15 strikeouts and a four hour game lasts seven innings after a power outage.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
10
Legion Post 26 improves to 12 2 this season as Aiken batterymen overpower Newberry 23 to 2. Chip Livingston earns the win with 15 strikeouts and a four hour game lasts seven innings after a power outage.
Aiken trained Stop The Music won the Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct over Arbees Bay, with Duc De Flanagan third. The Greentree Stable colt, ridden by Heliodore Gustines, covered 1 1/8 miles in 2 02 3 5 on a hot 92 degree day, earning $50,625 for the win and boosting 1973 earnings to $89,769.
The New England Patriots cut five players at preseason camp in Amherst Massachusetts. Defensive back Dan Ruster linebacker Luther Palmer wide receiver John Harrison tight end Homer May and veteran Tom Beer were released on waivers during the weekend session at UMass.
Aiken American Legion Post 26 will honor youth league regular season and playoff winners at tonight's game against Congaree. Players should wear uniforms and come as a team. Winners will be admitted as guests and recognized during the game.
Deane Beman wins the Shrine Robinson Golf Open at Crawford County CC by one stroke with a 271 13 under par. He returns to form after an arm operation and emphasizes the joy of playing solid golf over winning. Beman earns $25,000 first prize. runners up Bunky Henry and Bob Dickson tie for second at 272 and split $11,562 each.
A summer adult program runs July 16 to August 30 at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center. Activities occur Monday through Thursday from 7 to 9 PM, including swimming, crafts, needlecraft, crocheting, and gymnastics. For details call 649-4442.
King Harvest wins the Exeter race at Narragansett Park. Lover John takes the Arlington-Washington Futurity at Arlington Park. Trader Ed scores by two lengths in the One Count Purse at Delaware Park. Winged Wishes wins the Schuylkill Stakes at Liberty Bell. Marco Polo takes the Sunland Handicap at Calder Race Course.
Aiken and Fermata Swim Club members posted top finishes in the Hammond Hills Short Course AAU Meet in North Augusta. Chris Schubert led Fermata with a first in Girls 50 yard Backstroke and a second in 50 fly. Rick Allen tied for first in 11-12 50 free. Relays dominated with Fermata 15-17 Medley and Freestyle wins and Fermata 9-10 Girls Freestyle victory. Ann Chittenden and multiple swimmers achieved high placements across age groups.
Doubleday Field in Cooperstown, New York, with 10 000 capacity, has sold out for the Hall of Fame game on Monday August 6. The Pittsburgh Pirates face the Texas Rangers. Inductions begin at 10 a.m. with Warren Spahn George Kelly and Monte Irvin honored in person and Roberto Clemente Billy Evans and Mickey Welch inducted posthumously.
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