South Carolina Hall of Fame adds six greats
Former South Carolina basketball star Tom Riker leads a six member class elected to the Athletic Hall of Fame. Honorees include track ace Art Swarts, Tonique Williams-Darling, golfer Kyle Thompson, soccer player Marty Balzegar, and coach Harold White.
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South Carolina
Tom Riker
Art Swarts
Tonique Williams-Darling
Kyle Thompson
Marty Balzegar
Harold White
Maddux Enshrined in Braves Hall with No 31 Retired
Atlanta honors Greg Maddux as the Braves retire his No. 31 in a ceremony before facing the Mets. Bobby Cox lauds Maddux alongside Glavine and Smoltz as a legendary trio. Team executives and former players praise his greatness and career feats.
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Smoltz
Schuerholz
San Diego
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Don Sutton
Sutton
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Tom Seaver
Braves rout Mets 11 0 as Jurrjens leads bid on two-hitter
Braves righty Jair Jurrjens and three relievers shut out the Mets 11 0. Brian McCann drove in four runs in the first three innings while Martin Prado and McCann powered 14 Braves hits. Mike Pelfrey struggled, allowing nine earned runs in 4 1 3 innings amid Mets injuries.
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Luis Valdez
Kris Medlen
Mets
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Carlos Delgado
Jose Reyes
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J.J. Putz
Billy Wagner
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Martin Prado
Mike Pelfrey
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Boyd eyes quarterback title after knee surgery comeback
Clemson freshman Tash Boyd, six months post ACL repair, prepares for a potential early role as starter. He moved from Virginia to Seneca, enrolled this spring, and impressed during seven on seven drills while competing with Willy Kom and Kyle Parker for the Tigers’ first team.
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Willy Kom
Kyle Parker
Willy Parker
Kyle Korn
Seneca
Death Valley
Jaron Brown
Korn
Tash
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