Aiken Teams Ready For Annual Four Ball Championship
Several Aiken teams compete among 58 entries in the 23rd South Carolina Golf Association Four-Ball Championship at Houndslake Country Club. Power Wright defend title. Powers has finals pedigree and multiple prior Four-Ball wins. Local duos like Kenny Wiland and Dicky Ewing headline a field with match play set after 36-hole qualifier.
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South Carolina Golf Association
Houndslake Country Club
Allen Powers
Bamberg
Keith Wright
Columbia
Bob Galloway
Florence
Marion Moore
Orangeburg
Powers
North Augusta
Aiken
Mike Carlisle
Kenny
Mike Wiland
Persimmon Hill Country Club
Saluda
Frank Ford
Charleston
Clemson
Dillard Pruitt
Jim Macfie
Wright
Persimmon Hill
SCGA
Happ Lathrop
Lathrop
Houndslake
Kenny Wiland
Dicky Ewing
Wiland
Mike
Palmetto
Daran Womack
Ron Schroder
Jimmy Hamilton
Billy Howard
Len Yaun
Bill Hardy
John Woodard
John Thomas
Jutson
Chris Fulmer
Houndslake Lynn Rubins
Janice Fulmer
Mary Wiland
Charlene Koury
Ritchie Weldon
Martha Smith
Midland Valley
Women’s Golf Association
Jean Roche
Judie Hildebrandt
Jo Cox
Alice Lindenmuth
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Highland Park
Harvey Ergle
Neal Riddle
Curtis Nichols
Aiken Standard Sports Department
P.O. Box
Cavaliers Land First Pick In NBA Draft Trade Report
The Cleveland Cavaliers reportedly secured the number one pick in the NBA draft via a late night trade with the Philadelphia 76ers involving Roy Hinson. The Plain Dealer cited unnamed league sources saying the deal may or may not include Cleveland’s eighth pick. A major trade involving Moses Malone was also discussed with Washington Bullets, while Sixers announced a 11:30 a.m. press conference.
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Richfield
Ohio
Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
Philadelphia 76Ers
Cavaliers
Roy Hinson
Cleveland) Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Sixers
Moses Malone
Washington Bullets
Cliff Robinson
Jeff Ruland
Dan Roundfield
76Ers
Harvey Pollack
Hinson
Rutgers University
Cavs
Gary Bettman
Thaxter Trafton
Argentina Beats Uruguay 1 0 to Reach World Cup Quarterfinals
Argentina defeated Uruguay 1 to 0 in Mexico City to advance in the World Cup. Pedro Pasculli scored three minutes before halftime on a three‑way passing play involving Jorge Valdano and Jorge Burruchaga. Diego Maradona starred with outstanding playmaking for Argentina.
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Mexico City
Uruguay
Brazil
Argentina
Poland
Italy
France
Olympic Stadium
Morocco
West Germany
Monterrey
Paraguay
England
Denmark
Spain
Rio Plate
Omar Borras
Pedro Pasculli
Jorge Valdano
Jorge Burruchaga
Diego Maradona
Batchelor Leads Post 26 to Victory Over Bamberg 39
Joey Batchelor pitched a complete game as Aiken Legion Post 26 beat Bamberg Post 39 7-4. He scattered nine hits, walked two, and struck out two, while teammates backed him with timely hits and solid defense.
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Joey Batchelor
Aiken Legion Post
Elwood Baker
Batchelor
Bamberg Legion Post
Baker
Bamberg
J.H. Sathherfield
Tracy Wise
Aiken
Brian Bridges
Vance Coleman
Tommy Harrell
John Hearn
Hearn
Ron Seigler
Brad Kauffman
Joey
Wise
Brownlee
Hutto” Batchelor
Beasley
Weesinoir L
WiWise
Sewer
Coleman
Ginny Southworth
Post 26
Navratilova and Lendl Top Wimbledon Seeds
Martina Navratilova and Ivan Lendl were named top seeds for Wimbledon. Steffi Graf withdrew due to viral infection and fever after seedings. Becker leads defending champions in a field missing McEnroe Noah and Tulasne.
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London
Martina Navratiova
Ivan Lendl
West Germany
Steffi Graf
Graf
Navratilova
Chris Evert Lloyd
All-England
Lends Lawn Tennis
Croquet Club
Lendl
John McEnroe
Yannick Noah
Thierry Tulasne
Mikael Pernfors
Sweden
Tim Mayotte
Stella Artois
Queen's Club
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Williams
Tulane
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Chris Washburn
William Bedford
Memphis State
St. John’s
Walter Berry
Cedric Henderson
Washington
Syracuse
John Williams
Louisiana State
Brad Daugherty
Len Bias
Maryland
Kenny Walker
Kentucky
Chuck Person
Auburn
Dell Curry
Virginia Tech
Ron Harper
Miami
Maurice Martin
St. Joseph's
Anthony Jones
Nevada-Las Vegas
Johnny Dawkins
Mark Alarie
Duke
Brad Sellers
Ohio State
Pacers
Tom Newell
Las Vegas
Denver
Doug Moe
Marty Blake
John Salley
Maradona
Carlos Bilardo
Post
Vance
Mike Beasley
Brandon Coker
Jimmy Connors
Mats Wilander
Boris Becker
Stefan’ Edberg
Joakim Nystrom
Henri Leconte
Anders Jarryd
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Mayotte
Kevin Curren
Brad Gilbert
United States
Pernfers
Martin Jaie
Guillermo Vilas
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