Widener's Home Runs Lift L B C To Semifinal Win
Glenn Widener powered Langley-Bath-Clearwater to a 6-4 victory over Edgefield Western in the Sub-District 2-C Dixie Youth Tournament semifinal. Widener hit two homers and drove in four, while Edgefield’s Danny Painter took the loss despite 10 strikeouts. L B C advances to face Belvedere with a potential rematch set for tonight at Claude Howard Field.
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Clearwater
Glenn Widener
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
L-B-C
Edgefield Western
Belvedere
Claude Howard Field
Aiken
Widener
Rodney Get
North Augusta blanks Greenville to spark Dizzy Dean State run
North Augusta beat Greenville 5-0 behind Jody Burttram seven innings with 14 strikeouts and a 2-0 lead after Mil Hamrick’s first inning homer. Kevin Scaggs drove in the others as North Augusta and Tri-County surge toward a possible final night.
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North Augusta
Jody Burttram
Greenville
Tri-County
Greg Pitts
South Carolina
Citizens Field
Belton
Mil Hamrick
Burttram
Kevin Scaggs
RBI
Rodney Mills
Corley McMillen
Randolph Raysor
Phillip Wilson
George Davis
Starkville
Miss
Hamrick
Dixie Youth and Pony League District Tournaments Open Monday
The Dixie Youth and Pony League prepare for district play with multiple sub district winners advancing to double elimination rounds. Aiken American hosts District Two at Barry Traughter Field with 2-A facing 2-B at 6 30 and 2-C at 8 30. Western District action at North Augusta River View Park features Lexington vs Batesburg Leesville and North Augusta vs Lower Lexington. Rosters list two Aiken teams and their managers and players.
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Dixie Youth
Aiken American
Barry Traughter
Aiken
Clearwater
North Augusta
Riverview Park
Lexington
Batesburg- Leesville
Lower Lexington
Dentsville
Columbia
Aiken County Pony League
Ted Girardeau
Earl Parker
Richard Abney
Robert Girardeau
Greg Parker
Joel Jones
Mark Stevens
Anthony Pope
Thomas Gifford
Darryl Shealy
Darrell Tutt
Kenny Fair
Craig Dawsey
Neal Richardson
Bill Lawson
Brian Minnick
Lyle Stone
Tim Woodward
Bob Rogers
Ralph Sapp
Steve Crosby
Ber Wigfall
Marty Brown
Richard Hamrick
John Puette
Steve Cartledge
Terrell Key
Mack Cobb
Ward Richardson
Bryan Elefeson
Joey Zelinski
Mark Cox
Marty Knight
Tommy Wilson
Ricky Swanson
Mark Hammond
Callicutt Earns Look With Lions After Scrimmage
Ken Callicutt a rookie free agent from Chester South Carolina impressed Detroit Lions coaches after a 23 18 scrimmage victory over the defense at Oakland University training site Callicutt who had a leg muscle pull earlier in the week scored a 60 yard TD and a 4 yard TD and cited the Lions staff as honest in offers while opting to pursue free agency over drafted status and multiple teams including Miami before Detroit.
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Rochester, Mich
Ken Callicutt
Detroit Lions
Clemson
Monte Clark
Oakland University
Callicutt
Chester
S.C
Kent Falk
Clark
Miami
Detroit
Lions
New Ellenton Wins 3-A Dixie Youth Title
New Ellenton All-Stars claimed the Sub-District 3-A championship with a 5-1 victory over Jackson in the first game and a 4-2 win against Williston in the final. Eddie Stallings led with a two homer performance and was named tournament MVP as New Ellenton advances to the District Tournament in Goose Creek to face Ledson at 6 p.m.
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New Ellenton
Dixie
Jackson
Eddie Stallings
Paul Ealy
Tony Patterson
Williston
Goose Creek
Ledson
North Augusta Southern to meet Batesburg for tourney crown
North Augusta Southern All-Stars crushed Mid Carolina 16 to 4 in Prosperity to reach the Sub-District 2-B final. They play Batesburg-Leesville at 8 tonight with the winner earning the championship and a District 2 berth in Aiken. Craig Thomasson hit a grand slam as Chris Cullipher pitched the win.
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North Augusta
Southern All-Stars
Mid-Carolina
Batesburg-Leesville
Aiken
Craig Thomasson
Chris Cullipher
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Scott Buchanan
Diana Morris
Glen Widener
N.A
Kevin Morris
Edward Williams
Danny Smith
Aiken Standard
Andy Bryant
Gregg Park
N. E
N. A. Southern
Batesburg
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