Cleveland Fans Spark Forfeit At Rangers Game
Umpire Nestor Chylak bleeding after being struck. crowd of Cleveland fans storms the field in a 9-0 Texas win as officials forfeit with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Other AL results include Boston over Minnesota 4-3 in 11, Milwaukee over California 4-3, Kansas City 8-0 over Baltimore, Chicago 9-2 over New York, and Oakland 4-0 with Detroit 4-1 in the nightcap. Crowd list 25,134.
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Chylak
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Chulak
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Joe Brinkman
Nick Bremigan
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Indians
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Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Oakland
Detroit
A’s
Tigers
Aaron Sets All-Time Home Run Mark With 731st
Hank Aaron slugged his 16th grand slam to set the National League record and reach 731 career homers counting all games as the Braves beat the Phillies 7 3. He expressed relief and hope for calmer focus as others in the NL posted various results including Reds over Mets 6 3 in 10 innings and Dodgers 9 0 over Pirates.
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Hank Aaron
Aaron
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Ruth
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Houston Astros
San Francisco Saints
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Standings and Wednesday Baseball Games
Standings show Kings 9 and New York 2. Wednesday matchups include Texas at Cleveland Cal Canton 3-3 at Johnson 2-2, N Kansas City at Baltimore, N Oakland at Detroit, N California at Milwaukee, N Boston at Minnesota, N New York at Chicago. Thursday schedules list California at Milwaukee Texas at Cleveland and New York at Chicago.
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New York
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Cleveland
Johnson
Kansas City
Cal Canton
Baltimore
McNally
Oakland
Blue
Detroit
Coleman
California
Ryan
Milwaukee
Slaton
Boston
Tiant
Minnesota
Goltz
Tidrow
Pitlock
All-County Cage Stars Set For Summer All-Star Doubleheader
Two Aiken standouts Rubin Benjamin and Bill Weeks headline South roster for North-South all-star boys basketball doubleheader on August 6 at Carolina Coliseum. rosters feature players from Wagener-Salley, Jackson, Calhoun, North Myrtle Beach, and many Midlands and Upstate schools with coaching from Jesse Mediock and Harold McManus.
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Columbia
Aiken
Carolina Coliseum
Rubin Benjamin
Wagener-Salley High School
Bill Weeks
Jackson High School
Jesse Mediock
North Myrtle Beach
My Howell
Williston-Elko
Willie Isaacs
Holly Hill
Alphonso Jackson
Timmonsville
Jerome Kelly
Branchville
Bobby Livingston
Mack Moses
Lamar
Charlies Pee
Rains Centenary
Calvin Washington
Cainboy
Jackson
Heary Chambers
Palmetto
Jeff Butler
Pendleton
John Campbell
Crescent
Larry Cunningham
Chapin
Brian Dove
Fort Mill
Bobby Griffin
Whitmire
Hamp Hamilton
Chessee
Brownie Johnson
Abbeville
Mitchell Lewis
Ware Shoals
Dan Nelson
McCormick
Mark Shafir
Earl Simpson
Cowpens
William White
McCrory-Liston
North
Harold McManus
Byrnes
Pierce Named to All American Skeet Team for 1974
J Kent Pierce of Aiken was named to the 1974 All American Skeet Team per Sports Afield editor Gene A Hill. He received an award at Savannah River Rifle and Pistol Club’s annual picnic and awards day where Linda Rich won the Carolina Sharpshooters Ladies match with 278 of 300. Senior and junior member awards were given to multiple club members in pistol skeet and rifle events. John Ledbetter captained the junior team as numerous members received uniforms. The Thompson Fired Archers defeated the Savannah River Rifle and Pistol Club in a separate match.
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J. Kent Pierce
Aiken
Gene A. Hill
Sports Afield Magazine
Pierce
Savannah River Rifle and Pistol Club
Linda Rich
Carolina Sharpshooters
C. Glen Piercy
M. Francis Hutto
Duncan Randall
Randall
Nona Griffith
Rod Grindell
John Ledbetter
Mark Rich
Marshall Middleton
NRA
Lynn and Wiland Lead Divisions in SC Juniors' Championship
Lynn of North Augusta shot 73 to take a first-round lead in the SCGA Juniors' Championship at the Country Club of Lexington. Gaddy and Turner each sit one behind after eagling the 18th, while Gibbs and McNair posted 78 and 80 respectively and Wiland led the Pee Wee division with 41 for nine holes.
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Lexington
Pat Lynn
North Augusta
South Carolina Golf Association
Lynn
Mel Gaddy
Columbia
Kyle Turner
Greenville
Bill Gibbs
Aiken
Jim McNair
Mike Carlisle
Tim Flanders
Kurt Messick
Mike Wiland
American League Softball Scores Tallied
Recreation Department results show Southeastern Tool 16 over Pisses Villago 1. Addico Gas 17 over Quattlebaum Contractors 6. Beech Island Construction 8 over Southern Bell 0.
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Recreation Department
Southeastern Tool
Pisses Villago
Addico Gas
Quattlebaum Contractors
Beech Island Construction
Southern Bell
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Semeca
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Stall
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