Clinic Brings Summer Volleyball Clinic To Aiken
Ann Richardson will lead the first summer volleyball clinic in the Aiken area sponsored by the Aiken Recreation Department at the H O Weeks Activities Building. The program covers fundamentals, progressions in offense and defense, conditioning and drills from Graceland and Nebraska experiences. Participants register at 648 0151 for 2 50 per person with sessions on July 22 24 26 27 29 and 31.
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Baseball Stat Leaders and Race Results Highlighted
The scoreboard shows NL and AL batting leaders with players like Rose Griffey Morgan and Brett leading in various categories. It lists home runs by Kingman Schmidt and G Foster, plus pitching leaders including Seaver Ryan and Niekro. Races include race results from Keystone and Aqueduct with multiple stakes and track records noted.
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Olympics Open Montreal Brings Opening Controversy and Decisive Swim
Twenty seven nations withdraw to protest New Zealand's apartheid ties as Mike Bruner of Stockton California wins the United States first gold in the 200 meter butterfly at the Summer Games. David Graham of Australia shoots a final par round 71 to capture the Westchester Classic by three strokes. Ed die Mudd defeats Archie Dadian on the 37th hole to win the U S Public Links Championship.
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Local teams clash in Sub-District playoff action in two towns
In Batesburg and Belvedere last weekend, Aiken National defeated RSM 4-2 and North Augusta South beat Mid Carolina 6-2 while Batesburg edged Edgefield East 2-1. Edgefield West beat Aiken American 8-7 and LBC downed Gregg Park 11-6 with Donna Boyd homer for Graniteville. Anthony Pope twotimered for Aiken National, Mark Stevens drove in two runs, and Bill Lawson starred for Aiken American. Winners bracket and losers bracket games set today with byes remaining.
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Aiken
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Reggie Thomas
Marty Night
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Billy Padget
Edgefield
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Barry Coleman
Dan Morley
Donna Boyd
Ben Wigefield
Joey Zielinski
Aiken Seniors Win Dizzy Dean Playoff Series at Gaffney
In Dizzy Dean Senior Division at Citizen's Field Aiken Seniors swept Gaffney 9-7 7-6 and 22-10 to claim two wins in a best two of three and earn a state finals berth behind Monroe Stallings and Stanley Parrish in a high scoring series. Junior Division saw Tri-County sweep Aiken 8-4 and 6-1 as Allendale Bamberg and Barnwell advance.
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Hunt Wins British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch
James Hunt fought a wrist injury to win the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch by 52 seconds over Niki Lauda. Hunt 1 hour 3 minutes 27.6 seconds at 115.19 mph, Lauda 1:04:19.66, Scheckter third. Race halted after a seven-car crash at Paddock Hill whereas Johncock won the Twin 200s at Cambridge Junction, setting a new track pace of 165.033 mph and beating Johnny Rutherford by 1.6 seconds.
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Odd Couple Combines For Win In Houston Expos Sweep
Ed Herrmann and rookie Dan Larson powered the Houston Astros to a 7-6 and 14-1 doubleheader sweep of the Montreal Expos. Herrmann had seven hits in 10 at bats, one of the elder statesmen’s best games, while Larson earned a five-hitter in his major league debut. Elsewhere, Mets beat Braves 2-0 on Dave Kingman’s 32nd homer, Lolich’s two-hitter.
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