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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1981

Page

8

Baseball Could Try Split Season If 1981 Resumes

The 1981 season may be resumed with a split season proposal to crown division champions from the first half and restart in the second half. Astros president Al Rosen supports reviving fan interest. Braves executive Al Thornwell backs the idea. White Sox president Eddie Einhorn urges expanding postseason qualifiers beyond division champions.

Associated Press Bowie Kuhn Kuhn Chuck Adams Commissioner’s Office al Rosen Houston Astros Rosen Atlanta Braves al Thornwell Eddie Einhorn Chicago White Sox

Aiken Pony Leaguers Reach Near State Title With Extra-Inning Win

Aiken moved within one win of the Pony League ages 13-14 state championship by rallying for a 12-7 extra-inning victory over Camden. Mahoney and Hawkins sparked the offense, Folks pitched two shutout innings, and Aiken now faces Cheraw in a winner’s bracket game tonight with elimination implications for the loser of Camden versus Lexington.

Camden Aiken Cheraw Lexington Pony League Stars North Augusta Kenny Hawkins Tim Eargle Mike Mahoney Mahoney Walter Folks Juan Council Hawkins Folks Council Tim Bush Bush Bill Moseley

Belvedere falls to Mid-Carolina in Dixie Youth opener

Mid-Carolina beat Belvedere 8-6 in the District 2 Tournament opening round as Calvin Edwards hit a 3-for-3 line and Jerome Boyd plus Melvin Flemon homered. Gregg Park lost to Langley-Bath-Clearwater 13-1 after a 5th inning burst.

Bruce Lowe Gregg Park Michael Tournament Belvedere Beasley Elizabeth Harrington Bo Rucker Dixie Youth Bonnie Burke Mid-Carolina Burke Langley-Bath-Clearwater Ing L-B-C Mike Jones Jerome Boyd Melvin Flemon Calvin Edwards Mid- Carolina Tracy Jennings Mike Burke Edwards

LBC erupts past Gregg Park in doubleheader

In Tuesday play Gregg Park led 2-1 before LBC exploded with 10 hits over three pitchers. Key hitters included three hits and a home run from an unnamed LBC player, Joey Batchelor with four singles, Jerry Lane adding a single and a triple, and Willie Wright with two singles. First game ended 14 runs to 5 in favor of LBC. second game 84 to 65 not specified.

Boyd Mid-Carolina L-B-C Gregg Park Darrin Rutland Tony Roberts Gary Wade Rutland Joey Batchelor Jerry Lane Willie Wright

Rozelle Says NFL Could Weather Raiders Court Loss

NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle warned the league could survive a courtroom loss over the Oakland Raiders but would be weakened. He spoke after closing arguments began in the Raiders Coliseum antitrust case, noting a possible appeal if the Raiders win.

Rozelle NFL Raiders LOS Angeles National Football League Pete Rozelle Oakland Raiders Oakland Los Angeles Coliseum League U.S Harry Pregerson

Whitworth Sees Fairy Tale Ending Slip From Open Hope

Kathy Whitworth failed to win the USGA Women's Open despite leading much of the event. Pat Bradley shot a final round 66 to claim the title as Whitworth posted 74. The veteran star has long waited for an Open crown and crossed $1 million in earnings during her storied career.

Kathy Whitworth Whitworth Pat Bradley Bradley ABC Bob Rosburg Nancy Lopez Melton Beth Daniel

Chip Shots Sign Their Scorecards at Local Clubs

Midland Valley Country Club hosts the Orville White Cup Tournament with a predicted field of 100 plus and a seniors division for 55 and older. Pro Tom Ferriter anticipates trophies from A B Beverage Co as sponsors. Highlights include Helen Gingrey winning Midland’s nine hole women’s event, Ginger Steiner second, and Leah Christopher fewest putts.

Midland Valley Country Club Midland Valley Tom Ferriter A.B. Beverage Co Midland Helen Gingrey Ginger Steiner Leah Christopher

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