Irmo Wins Late Rally Over Aiken Post 26
Irmo Post 174 edged Aiken Post 26 10 8 at Citizens Field rallying in the final frames. Ken Moody four RBI night including a homer and a double propelled Aiken to a 7 1 lead after four, but Irmo exploded for eight runs after the eighth inning to steal the victory. Moody expressed frustration at the loss while assistant coach Tommy Warrick noted timing rather than effort as the key factor and said the team isn’t out of the race.
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Citizens Field
Ken Moody
Irmo Post 174
Irmo
Moody
Aiken Post
American Legion
Aiken
Post 26
Pit
Cher Neal Richardson
Darryl Meyer
Tommy Warrick
Orangeburg
Lexington
Irmo tops Aiken 9-8 in late rally after 7-1 hole
Irmo, 4-1, rallied from a seven to one deficit to defeat Aiken 9-8. Chris Corley earned the pitching win with three strong relief innings and contributed two doubles and two singles. Moody led Aiken with four hits and a homer, while Todd Scott Kenny Chriswell and Mark Johnson added two singles each.
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Kenny Chriswell
Mark Johnson
Robert Morris
RBI
Irmo
Scott Singley
Jimmy Malseed
Dennis Frick
David Fancher
Thad Brunson
Chris Hix
Jim Wader
Danny Rhames
Mark White
Kent Blocker
Doug Spires
Jeff Clark
Roger Abney
Thomas Gifford
Darryl Meyer
Neal Richardson
Ken Moody
Alan Odom
Larry Coleman
Archie Adams
Rodney Rutland
James Dickerson
Richardson
HR Moody
Usry Holds Lead in North Augusta Junior Invite
David Usry, 17, shot a 1-under 71 to hold a four stroke lead over Bill Price Jr. after two rounds of the North Augusta Junior Invitational. Neel Boggs posted the day’s low round, a 69, as Augusta rivals chase the possible tournament record 211.
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North Augusta
David Usry
Augusta
Usry
Bill Price Jr
Price
Chandler Masters
Usty
Aquinas High
Neel Boggs
Boggs
Greg Pitts
Rusty Flanders
Green Meadows
Ron Parrish
West Lake
Augusta GC
Stephen Johnson
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Meadows
Shaun McCool
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Neel
Ken Adair
Paul Ta
Flight Gil Price
Ted Graziano
Jeff
North Ai
Clay Bennett
Robby Watson
Jeff Vis
Kim Ledford Jr
Fred Sims
Augusta CC
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Vie Dye
Robbie Jen
Houndslake
Randy Sapp
Steve Sullivan
Lakeside GC
Tom Horner
Art Hamilton
Judd Boggs
Bill Kendall
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John Puett
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P.J. Stager
Scott Herman
Ai CC
Pat Sta
Forest Hills
Brad Krapfel
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Ss Burnside
Greg Connell
Marc Tibbits
Tommy Starnes
AGC
Randy Waters
Alex Hamilton
Pine
Darry Barnes
Brian Bentley
Jeffarne
Tripp Bowden
Jeff Boone
Forest
Wi Lake
Chris Roland
Goshen Plantation
Chris Hay
Guy Reid
Keith Bright
Jim Douglas
Usta GC
Wilson
Gregg Herndon
Est Lake
Bart Schafer
Baseball bargaining resumes amid stalled talks and shuttle diplomacy
Negotiators return to the table after a daylong recess as Ken Moffett mediates between striking players and owners. No fresh proposals emerged, with rooms kept separate and optimism limited amid an 18 month stalemate and references to a season of delays and missed games.
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Associated Press
Ken Moffett
Moffett
Open prospects loom as Merion hosts 81st U S Open
Johnny Miller and Bruce Lietzke pick contenders while Tom Watson favors himself if his drive holds up. Jack Nicklaus declines to choose anyone. About 156 qualifiers tee off at Merion Golf Club with roughly 20 players seen as possible winners including Kite Trevino Floyd Ballesteros Mahaffey Wadkins.
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Ardmore
Johnny Miller
Bruce Lietzke
Lietzke
Tom Watson
Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Merion Golf Club
Tom Kite
Lee Trevino
Raymond Floyd
Severiano Ballesteros
John Mahaffey
Lanny Wadkins
Miller
Rogers Is Rich Saint Rogers Is Rich Saint
Heisman winner George Rogers signed a three year rookie contract with the New Orleans Saints worth more than any rookie deal in club history. Rogers, from South Carolina, chose the Saints over a Montreal offer and plans to invest the money and buy houses for his mother and aunt.
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NEW Orleans
George Rogers
New Orleans Saints
Rogers
South Carolina
Saints
John Mecom Jr
Jack Mills
Montreal Allouettes
Bum Phillips
Houston
Montreal
Mills
Mecom
Cunningham, Griffin Shine in North Augusta Open Tennis
Skeeter Griffin and Joe Cunningham advanced to the men's 35 singles semifinals at Riverview Park in North Augusta Open Tennis Classic play last night. Griffin beat Roy Jones 6 0 6 2 and Cunningham defeated Bob Briggs 6 2 6 2, with play resuming this morning at 6 p.m. Also listed results from men's singles and doubles events.
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North Augusta
Skeeter Griffin
Joe Cunningham
Riverview Park
Roy Jones
D. Bob
Woody Hay Hai Jee
Bob Summer
Sener Tae
Be Fernstrom
Bob Murphree
D. Lewis Landon
Lewis Landon
Terry Brown
Stu Yates
Mark Rearden
Wayne Ploquin
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Pou Cote
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Sharon Fernstrom
Sandy Sawyer
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