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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1984
Page
11
Baseball Giants meet Braves at 7 35 p m on TBS while Olympic Trials track and field airs at 8 p m on ABC and Alli faces Senegal in boxing at 8 30 p m on ESPN. Golf junior invitational finals tee off at North Augusta Country Club with coverage planned.
Ronald Alexander Sharp, owner of a Fort Lauderdale Sun affiliated with the United Soccer League, and seven others face federal indictments for conspiring to import 200000 pounds of marijuana worth about 120 million dollars. Indictments name eight defendants including two Nelsons of Laredo and others from Miami and Colombia.
The question asks who was the last American to win Olympic gold in the 100 meter dash. It contrasts with a past claim about Dale Murphy, a baseball player who won the NL MVP in 1982, which is unrelated to track and field.
Randy Sapp shot a 68 and holds a three stroke lead at 142 after two rounds of the 19th annual North Augusta Junior Invitational at North Augusta Country Club. Tommy Saul sits second at 145, while Rhett Baker is third at 147 as heat and endurance shape the three day, 54 hole event.
Dr. Helen Acland of the University of Pennsylvania led tissue tests on Swale after the Derby and Belmont winner died at Belmont Park. A brain exam, toxicology, and other studies are planned over 10 days to two weeks to determine the cause, with foul play considered unlikely.
Nearly 100 riders from South Carolina expected for the State Roadracing Championships with 14 divisions starting 8 a.m. at Beaver Dam Baptist Church in Aiken. The senior men race 106 miles, while other groups cover 21.2 to 63.6 miles. Police and sheriff support, traffic not stopped, pets kept indoors.
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