Eau Claire tops Aiken 7 5 to end season at Columbia Park
Eau Claire defeated Aiken Thoroughbreds 7-5 at Columbia City Park last night. Coach Tim Hulsebus said the final game allowed all players to enjoy the finish after a taxing season. Aiken, mathematically eliminated from the league race, gave every player a chance to play positions they had long wanted.
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Aiken Falls Short in Playoff Warm Up With Eau Claire
Aiken high hopes faltered as Eau Claire edged ahead 12 8 in a playoff tune up. Joe Anderson and Tommy Whitfield anchored Aiken while Bobby Cue pitched and outfielder Tom Dunbar played second. Despite late rallies and a strong defense no comeback materialized and Eric Miner took the loss.
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Tommy Whitfield
Aiken
Bobby Cue
Tommy Dunbar
Holmes Defends Title in Carolinas Championship
Jim Holmes of Aiken South Carolina will defend his Carolinas Golf Association title at Carmel Country Club in Charlotte in a 62nd championship. The field of 160 includes former winners Bill Harvey Harry Welch and David Thore plus notable players from Wake Forest and LSU. 18 hole qualifying Tuesday determines the 63 low qualifiers for match play starting Wednesday with two rounds Thursday and the final rounds Sunday August 1.
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David Thore
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John Crooks
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Envy Noted Cuban Olympic Heavyweight Stevenson
Fidel Castro praised Teofilo Stevenson and dismissed envy of Ali Frazier and Foreman noting his amateur status. The 24 year old Cuban heavyweight, 6-4 220 pounds, avoids publicity and seeks privacy while surrounded by fellow Cuban athletes in the Olympic Village.
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Nadia Comaneci Shines Again at 1980 Olympics Farewell
Nadia Comaneci wowed a global audience with two more perfect tens and three golds in her Olympic sendoff, as the 14 year old Romanian swept women’s all around balance beam and uneven bars, sharing the limelight with Russian stars amid judging tensions. The United States built a strong medal haul led by world record swims from East German rivals and American divers led by Phil Boggs, while Princess Anne debuted on an equestrian team and the US women beat Canada 89 75 to keep basketball hopes alive.
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Baseball Leaders And Scores From Major Leagues
The AP batting leaders feature Brett KC at 364 and Munson NY at 339 with LeFlore Det 330 and Rivers NY 62 RBIs highlight. Pitching leads include Fidrych Det 1.71 and Ryan Cal 177 strikeouts. Saturday and Sunday schedules list Detroit Cleveland Boston New York Minnesota Chicago Kansas City Oakland Milwaukee Texas Los Angeles San Diego Cincinnati Atlanta. Horse racing notes from Aqueduct Pimlico Delaware Park and Monmouth Park accompany the card.
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Connors Reaches Quarterfinals at Washington Star Intl Tennis
Top ranked Jimmy Connors defeated Roger Taylor of Britain 6 1 6 1 to advance to the quarterfinals of the $125,000 Washington Star International Tennis Championship in Washington.
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Jimmy Connors
Roger Taylor
Great Britain
Burns Leads Canadian Open With 65 On Opener
George Burns shot a five under par 65 to take a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Gerry Heard on the first day of the $200,000 Canadian Open in Windsor Ontario. In Richfield Ohio the Cleveland NHL franchise was named the Barons by owner Mel Swig.
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Gerry Heard
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National Hockey League
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Jackson Practice To Begin
Jackson High School football opens varsity practice at 6 p m Monday. Interested candidates should report to Jackson gym. The first two weeks use shorts.
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Jackson
Track And Field To Begin Today In Montreal Olympic Coverage
ABC TV prepares 1 1/2 hours of action from 8 to 9 30 p m EDT with a 15 minute halftime telecast. Events include women's long jump finals featuring Kathy MacMillan and heats in the 800 meters with Rick Wohlhuter, plus 100 meters where Valery Borzov seeks a second straight win.
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U.S
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Great Britain
Bradshaw To Lead Steelers In All Star Classic Tonight
Pittsburgh Steelers Terry Bradshaw leads a strong defense and offense against the College All Star squad in Soldier Field. Ara Parseghian warns of an error free game as the underdog All Stars challenge the defending champions on national ABC TV. Missing is Richard Todd, with Kruczek Penrose and Blount among potential starters for the All Stars.
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Vince Lombardi
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ASA Loses Swim Meet in Montclair
MONTCLAIR defeated the Aiken Swim Association 268 to 227 at the Aiken pool last night. Double winners for ASA were Pam Timmerman Frank Townsend John Schumacher David Schumacher Pat Harrigal and Sean Feherty. Single winners for ASA were Stan Perry Dawn Feherty Dariom Lee Randy Tilly Catherine Townsend Jason Mack Barbara Pryor and Carol Tilly.
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Aiken Swim Association
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ASA
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Frank Townsend
John Schumacher
David Schumacher
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