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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1997

Page

7

USC Aiken to hold JV baseball tryouts at Satcher Field

USC Aiken announces the junior varsity baseball tryouts for today at 8 30 a m at Satcher Field. Interested players should attend and for more information contact coach Tony Casas at 641 3410. Clemson football posts high graduation rate of 74 percent over six years. Traversoni holds Tour stage victory after disqualifications in Dijon sprint drama.

Usc-Aiken Satcher Field Tony Casas Clemson Bobby Robinson Tts Robinson Bill D'Andrea Traversoni Dijon France Mario ‘Traversoni Jan Ullrich Germany Montebeliard Bart Voskamp Netherlands Jan Heppner

Baseball Post 26 at Goose Creek in Legion playoffs

July schedule notes Post 26 baseball travels to Goose Creek for American Legion playoff action if needed. Rowing team from Langley Pond prepares for 7 a.m. session in NATO event.

Goose Creek American Legion

Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies Featured On ESPN

TV schedule lists Hall of Fame ceremonies with ESPN coverage. Includes 11 am and 7:30 pm events from Canton and related football hall inductions, plus multiple sports broadcasts such as golf cycling auto racing and arena football on ESPN and local outlets.

ESPN Wee Walta Braves WFXG Seahawks Vikings WJBF U.S WAGT WROW Utah Canton Opene Cay New England Kansas Albany Arizona

Golfing great Hogan dics record book details his legacy

Golf star Ben Hogan died at 84 in Fort Worth Texas after a career marked by precision and perseverance. He won 63 career titles and endured a near fatal crash before triumphing at the 1950 US Open. Colleagues like Nicklaus and Crenshaw lauded his mastery and inner will.

Ben Hogan Hogan Fort Worth Texas Pat Martin Byron Nelson Mr. Hogan Ben Crenshaw Ers Scotland Jack Nicklaus British Columbia Sam Snead Nicklaus

Beasley Leads U S Rowing Trials Toward World Champs

Cyrus Beasley and teammates Brad Layton Brian Jamieson and Chris Duffy earned a spot in the US quad sculls at Langley Pond trials setting up a run to the September World Championships in Aiguebelette France. Beasley hailed the summer as fun and vowed to beat the German rivals next time.

Gloverville Langley Pond Cyrus Beasley U.S. Rowing Association Beasley Brad Layton Brian Jamieson Chris Duffy Aiguebelette France Ting United States England Switzerland

Goose Creek shuts out Aiken to reach state final

Brad French pitched a two hit shutout as Goose Creek eliminated defending state champion Aiken Post 26 40 in the American Legion playoffs semifinals. Goose Creek wins 3-1 in the best of five and advances to face Irmo Cayce winner for the title. Post 26 ends 26-7.

Goose Creek Brad French Aiken Post American Legion Irma Cayce Post French Josh Moyer Josh Miller Miller Robbie Conatser Moyer Herb Ferguson Jason Gentry Will Muirhead Darvin Withers Mark Gaskins Aiken Florence Charleston

Blauser hits ninth grand slam ties NL record in Braves win

Jeff Blauser delivered a grand slam that tied the National League record with his ninth of the season as Atlanta defeated Cincinnati 7 3. John Smoltz pitched a two hitter over seven innings while Andruw Jones Chipper Jones and Fred McGriff homered to boost the Braves.

Cincinnati Jeff Blauser Blauser Atlanta Braves Jack McKeon Cincinnati Reds McKeon Ray Knight Reds Andruw Jones Chipper Jones Fred McGriff John Smoltz Cleveland Pete Schourek Chicago San Diego Montreal Seattle Baltimore Smoltz Bret Boone

Postal stamp honors four legendary football coaches

Four legendary coaches Vince Lombardi George Halas Paul Bear Bryant and Pop Warner are honored on a US Postal Service stamp at the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony Don Shula inducts them Starr Sayers and Namath share memories of the coaches and their impact on the game and on mentoring future players

Canton Ohio Vince Lombardi George Halas Paul “Bear” Bryant Pop Warner US Postal Service Starr Lombardi Gale Sayers Start Halas Shula Sayers NFL Hall Joe Namath Bryant Alabama

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