Aiken-Graniteville Wins 5-4 In Dixie Tourney Thriller
In Citizens Field action Wesley Teague of Aiken-Graniteville delivered the winning run with a single in the seventh inning after a botched bunt try. Aiken-Graniteville remains the only undefeated team in the double elimination tournament by beating North Augusta 5-4. North Augusta had led 3-0 after the fourth inning as Bendickson and Simmons doubled to spark the early rally.
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Citizens Field
Wesley Teague
Teague
Aiken High School
Aiken-Graniteville
North Augusta
Scott Bethmann
David Bendickson
Bethmann
Robert Cue
Aiken- Graniteville
Edisto
Aiken - Graniteville
Bendickson
Jimmy Simmons
Cue
Vernon Lunsford
Lunsford
Graniteville High School
Glover Drives One Run as LBC High Falls 4–2
Dean Glover hits a run in the fifth for LBC High School. John Smith scores on a double by David Stapleton in the sixth, as LBC finishes with a late rally.
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Dean Glover
John Smith
L-B-C High School
David Stapleton
Aiken-Graniteville Tops North Augusta on late relief win
Artie Proctor started for Aiken-Graniteville with Stapleton relieved. Glenn Cunningham earned the win in relief in the seventh, while Steve Thompson took the loss for North Augusta after replacing Carlton Canipe. Final lines show multiple players with hits and RBIs across both teams.
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Stapleton
Artie Proctor
Glenn Cunningham
Steve Thompson
North Augusta
Carlton Canipe
Aiken
Graniteville
New York Stars Edge Bell On Final-Quarter Field Goal
The New York Stars defeated the Philadelphia Bell 17 15 as Moses Latterman kicked a 40 yard field goal with under four minutes left after Larry Butler moved from guard to center due to injury. Philadelphia led 8 0 early while New York tied it at 14 7 before taking the lead.
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Philadelphia Bell
Larry Butler
The
Stars
Moses Latterman
Butler
Bob Kuziel
Latterman
Montclair State
N.J
Philadelphia
Jack Simcsak
George Charles
King Corcoran
Claude Watts
New York
Dave Richards
Tom Sherman
Bob Gladieux
Sherman
al Young
Corcoran
LeVell Hill
Daniel Turner duel set for finals in Carolinas Junior Girls golf
Eight divisions crown awarded at Midland Valley Country Club with top qualifiers Beth Daniel and Sherri Turner advancing to the championship. Turner reaches final after beating Kornegay while Daniel edges Kathy Spaugh in 19 holes.
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Beth Daniel
Sherri Turner
Daniel
Kathy Spaugh
High Point
N.C. Daniel
Turner
Susan Cary
Greenville
Stephanie Kornegay
Mt. Olive
N.C
Sheree Marsh
Kathy Morefield
Marsh
Diane Salinsky
Morefield
Cindy Garner
Midland Valley Country Club
Maryland Eyes Russian Tournament If NCAA Approves
University of Maryland may send a team to a Russian basketball tournament next month if the NCAA grants approval. Coach Lefty Driesell agrees but says several details must be ironed out before participation becomes official.
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College Park Md
University of Maryland
Terps
Lefty Driesell
Maryland
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Standings and schedule from Associated Press league play
Standings show Eastern Central and Western divisions with teams like Florida Jacksonville New York Birmingham Memphis Chicago Portland and Houston. Weekly results list Florida 15 Houston 3 Southern California 22 Jacksonville 19 and Birmingham 58 Memphis 33 with upcoming games including Chicago at Hawaiians and Jacksonville at New York.
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Associated Press
WLT Pet. Pts
Fla
Philo
J’ville
N.Y
Birm
Chi
Mem
So. Cal
Hawai
Ptd
Florida
Houston
Southern California
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Memphis
Chicago
Portland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Racing Roundup from Tracks Across the Nation
New York Aqueduct saw Deter mined Man Purse winner in big city blues by 2% lengths over Pension plan. Philadelphia Liberty Bell Tulleytown purse went to Novaya by three lengths over Top Horn. Stanton Delaware Park feature won by Nez Perce over Elohist by three-quarters. Meadowgoer Arlington Park Real Delight Purse went to Meadowgoer by less than a length over Polar Cap. Monmouth Downtown Athletic Club Purse winner Escaped by five lengths over Goldbeater. Del Mar feature saw Jim beat Carolwood Drive by a head.
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New York
Aqueduct
Pension Plan
Philadelphia
Novaya
Liberty Bell
Top Horn
Stanton
Elohist
Delaware Park
Chicago
Meadowgoer
Polar Cap
Arlington Park
Monmouth
N.J
Goldbeater
Downtown Athletic Club
Monmouth Park
del Mar
Calif
Jim
Carolwood Drive
Ford Leads Run For Carolinas Championship Title
Frank Ford III of Charleston surged from last place in the Carolinas Golf Association 60th championship flight to reach the quarterfinals. He survived a Thursday upset and early rounds, then moved into a matchup with David Thore as the last eight were set. Other results saw Trip Gentry, Marion Moore, Allen Powers, Ernie Massei III, Steve Forrest, Jim Haney and more advancing in Orangeburg.
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Orangeburg
Frank Ford III
Charleston
Ford
Furman University
Vance Heafner
North Carolina State
Cary
David Thore
Wake Forest University
Reidsville
N. C
Trip Gentry
Winston-Salem
Marion Moore
Angeburg
Allen Powers
Ernie Massei III
Fayetteville
Steve Forrest
Mount Airy
Jim Haney
Goldsboro
Forrest
Tony Hollifield
Gastonia
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Fred McRae
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Paula Totherow
Jane Har
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Rhodes
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Bill Harvey
Gentry
John Gibbs
Gibbs
Jim Adams
Conrad Rhodes
Mark Andrew
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