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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1986
Page
8
EDGEFIELD Charles Franklin scored a hole in one on the 140-yard par three fifth at Pine Ridge. He teamed with Bruce MacPhee, Chuck en and Vince Renew and it was his first ace.
Alabama International Motor Speedway announced a total purse of 516550 for the Talladega 500 NASCAR Grand National race on July 27. The International Race of Champions on July 26 will carry 143000, and the Permatex 500K purse exceeds 106000. General Manager Don Naman said this is the largest amount ever offered at Talladega 500 weekend.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face uncertainty as Bo Jackson reportedly leans toward signing with baseball’s Kansas City Royals, despite a Buccaneers offer claimed by the Tribune to be seven million dollars over five years. Royals reportedly offer five million over five years. Bucs negotiator Phil Krueger declined to confirm details and said he has no information to verify the report.
Emilio Butragueno tied a World Cup record with four goals as Spain routed Denmark 5-1 in Mexico City to become the last team in the eight to reach the quarterfinals. Lineker added a brace for England in a 3-0 win over Paraguay setting up a Sunday clash with Argentina.
Don Sutton, aged 41, earned his 300th win with a complete game three-hit, no-walk performance as the California Angels defeated the Texas Rangers 5-1 before 37,044 at Anaheim Stadium. Ruben Sierra and Pete Incaviglia provided Rangers' only hits and homer.
Patrick Murphy Jr. extends his two day total to 144 after a 77 in round two, holding a two stroke edge over Jon Payne entering the final round of the North Augusta Country Club Junior Invitational. Alex Hamilton and Frank Langham sit at 147, with several others within striking distance.
Len Bias, the Maryland basketball star drafted by the Boston Celtics, died early today of an apparent heart attack after a cardio-respiratory arrest. He was pronounced dead at Leland Memorial Hospital in Riverdale after being taken there by ambulance. Bias was 22 and a two-time ACC Player of the Year, with a senior season averaging 23.2 points. His death follows other Maryland athletes who died young, linked to Marian Syndrome. Meanwhile in Santee, Joel Hartwell shot 70 to lead the Carolinas Junior Championship after round one.
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