Aiken N A and North Augusta win in Pony League tourney
Aiken and North Augusta won Western District Pony League games last night in the 13 to 14 age group. Aiken defeated Lower Lexington 7 4 behind Bill Moseley nine strikeouts and 11 hits while North Augusta beat Batesburg Leesville 16 10 with Patrick Satcher hitting for the cycle.
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Batesburg
Juan Council
Charlie Stokes
Tim Eargle
Charles Lybrand
Moseley
Patrick Satcher
North Augusta
Scotty Cooks
Kevin Farrell
Greg Cobb
Mark McClain
McClain
Cooks
Dixie Youth Sub-District action trims field at Traughber Field
North Augusta Southern defeated Aiken National 4-2 as Gregg Park stayed undefeated with a bye in Dixie Youth ages 11-12 Sub-District 2-0 at Traughber Field. New Ellenton beat Gregg Park 10-2, and North Augusta Southern vs New Ellenton set for 7:30 tonight. In Belvedere, Aiken American and Langley-Bath-Clearwater won. Aiken leads with two homers from Chuck Watts and a one hitter by Randy Marone. L-B-C beat North Augusta 18-1, Tony Roberts and John Hearn each had three hits. Newberry American and Mid-Carolina won at Price Field in 2-A action. Newberry American beat Saluda 6-3 with Greg Rice two homers and Neal Carter one. Midland Valley led 6-2 over Cheraw County in Majors with Starnes 2-for-3 and Painter the winning pitcher. Midland Valley Dixie Boys All-Star eliminated by Pepper Hill 7-2 in state tourney.
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Dixie
Traughber Field
North Augusta Southern
Aiken National
Aiken
David Huskey
North Augusta
New Ellenton
Gregg Park
Belvedere
Aiken American
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Dixie Youth
Edgefield
L-B-C
L-Bc
Monetta
Price Field
Batesburg-Leesville
Newberry National
Mid-Carolina
Newberry American
Greg Rice
Neal Carter
Saluda
Rice
Georgetown
Ken Starnes
Ernest Gordon
Danny Painter
Midland Valley Dixie Majors
Cheraw County
Midland Valley
Buford
Starnes
Gordon
Painter
North Charleston
Midland Valley Dixie Boys
Pepper Hill
Malcom Smith
Rodney Geter
Robert McLerry
Jeff Peterson
Southern
Greg Pitts
Unbeaten Aiken Faces Gaffney in State Tourney Showdown
North Augusta fell 4-1 to Sumter in the Dizzy Dean Senior State Tournament as pressure under hot conditions derailed their offense. Gaffney edged Tri County 13-12 to set up a night game with Aiken, while Sumter and Manning also played.
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Citizens Field
North Augusta
Miguel Thompson
North Pole
Dizzy Dean
Thompson
Sumter
Gaffney
Tri-County
Aiken
Manning
Harold Conner
Gilligan’s Islands
Curtis Johnston
Waters Treacherous At Montclair For ASA
Montclair defeated Aiken Swim Association 291 to 241 in a CSRA Swim League meet. ASA falls to 4 3 with three swimmers, Paul Musick Kenny Fuqua and Jamie Fuqua winning three events. Pancho Putnam Matthew Beckum and Carol Tilly each won twice. ASA to host West Lake at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Houndslake Country Club pool.
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Augusta
Montclair
Aiken Swim Association
CSRA
ASA
Paul
Hammond Hills Cruises Past Fermata Club in Swim Meet
Hammond Hills improved its CSRA Swim League record to 3-4 with a 309 to 216 victory over Fermata Club. Triple winners for Hammond Hills were Diane Croom Chris Pooser and Alan Owings. Double winners were Catherine Varn Greg Niemer Sandy Short Charles Lee and Paul Reilly.
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North Augusta
Hammond Hills
CSRA
Fermata Club
Diane
Erskine coach narrowly escapes Kansas City hotel collapse
Erskine coach W C Red Myers and his wife Marcellene avoided the Hyatt Regency walkways collapse in Kansas City by about ten minutes. Myers, an NAIA executive committee member, had attended meetings and was set to join the banquet across the street. The couple later recalled their proximity to the tragedy and spent the weekend at the Phillips House.
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NAIA
Phillips House
Meyers
Regency
Red
NASA
Donovan Influences MLB Talks in Washington
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan attended the MLB bargaining sessions between the Players Association and the owners arm PRC in Washington. A news blackout was imposed to aid negotiations as the strike halts 490 games. Miller and others avoided comment while Kuhn remained nearby. The main issue is compensation for losing free agents, with owners seeking professional players instead of draft picks.
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Washington
Raymond Donovan
Donovan
Major League Players Association
Player Relations Committee
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bob Wirz
Miller
Urban League
Shoreham
Nancy Broff
Mediation and Conciliation Service
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M.V. Boys
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Johnston
Biff Jones
Jones
Ken Steen
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Scott Sawyer
Robert Odom
Randy Metz
Page
Con- Aika
Meng Ee Cee
Kenny
Jimmy Crawford
Eddie Burr
Perry Grose
Mitch Towery
Ricky McDaniel
Matt Ziecker
Ed Burnette
Butch Ochab
Pat McCaffrey
Bob Boone
Philadelphia Phillies
Doug DeCinces
Baltimore Orioles
Rep
Marvin Miller
Players’ Union
Bowie Kuhn
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