Weekend sports schedule with multiple broadcast times
Friday line up includes Braves at Reds on TBS and a Pro Football game at Renegades on ESPN. Saturday features Braves at Reds NBC Giants at Padres NBC Curry Baez boxing and Atlanta Classic on CBS. Sunday covers Wimbledon action NBC Detroit Prix CBS Pro League football USFL and more at Atlanta Classic CBS and golf events in Aiken.
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Cne
Post 26 rallies to 15 12 win over Bamberg in baseball
Aiken Post 26 erases a 12 2 deficit with a three run homer by John Hearn in the sixth and a two run shot by Ron Seigler in the eighth to claim a 15 12 victory. Seigler drives in three after returning from an early shoulder issue while Hearn adds four RBIs and three hits. Mahoney earns his second win in relief as Post 26 notes 14 hits and earns a lift for upcoming games at Barnwell and Oran geburg.
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American Legion Post 26
Post 26
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Hearn
Mike Mahoney
Rodney Jarvis
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Curtis Thompson
Post
Reed Charpin
Charnes
Barnwell
Orangeburg
J.H. Satcher Field
Starting Times Announced For Aiken SERTOMA Classic
The Aiken SERTOMA-Michelob Golf Classic at Palmetto Golf Club airs Saturday first round tee times. The 36 hole event ends Sunday with players listed from 8:00 to 1:16 for the opening round.
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David Westin
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Brian Minnick
Dick Ewing
Tony Rojas
Ron Schroder
Ron Jadlocki
Jim Shaw
Oscar Webb
Richard Sligh
Hugh Beckwith
Craig Beckwith
Paul Vucish
Walt Uhle
Herb Montgomery
David Hook
Tom Ridenour
Donnie Bates
Jim Blalock
Joe Womack
Paul Bell
Fred King
John Cagle
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Jeff Parker
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R.P. Pope
Bob Secrist
Danny Mahoney
Richard Weigle
Billy Murphy
Oliver Ferland
Fred Williamson
Wayne Hensley
John Cureton
Rick Claussen
Lucien Williams
Frank Lock
Bill Aiken
Colin Gordy
Randy Shelly
Ronnie Reynolds
Gene Aiken
Joe Crissmore
Jerry Honecutt
John Strikeleather
Henry Claussen
Mike Jackson
Steve Franklin
Doug Hathaway
Chip Prezioso
Tripp Kulkhe
Danny Eckles
Gary Owensby
Bucky Hill
Larry Layman
Dave Derrick
Max Meek
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Chuck Mason
Chris Rogers
Chuck Miller Jr
Neil Farfour
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Bud Covar
Jon Prince
John Woodard
Tripp Bowden
Ken Tomlinson
Elliot Sturman
Ralph Sapp
Randy Sapp
Robert Keen
Glen Davis
Harold Troutman
Dale Overcash
Melvin Sapp
Scotty Conaway
Jilt Fulmer
Dick Flynt
Chuck Dixon
al Fortney
Thurmonds Hall Wins Junior Title At North Augusta Invite
Darin Hall won the North Augusta Junior Invitational at North Augusta Country Club with a second straight 74, two strokes ahead of Stephen Johnson. Hall, 18, recent Strom Thurmond High graduate, paid back a rough back nine with nine pars to seal his first tournament victory. Johnson struggled on the front nine but finished strong, while Judd Boggs claimed third after a 76.
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North Augusta Country Club
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Mat Boepple
Irma
Kevin Ratcliffe
Shaun McCool
Jackson
Massimino stays at Villanova chose family over Nets offer
Villanova coach Rollie Massimino told his team he would stay after turning down the New Jersey Nets four year 375000 per season bid. The decision came after talks with his wife and family and followed hours of contemplation about leaving his players Jake Nevin and Villanova staff. Massimino, 51, will likely sign a multiyear Villanova deal within a week and his Villanova base salary is around 75000 with total package above 250000 after benefits. his 12 year tenure record stands at 228 137.
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Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Bookmakers See McEnroe Unbeatable at Wimbledon 1985
AP reports bookmakers favor John McEnroe as the odds-on favorite for the 1985 All England Championships, with Navratilova and Evert Lloyd sharing top women seeds. McEnroe, 25, faces Peter McNamara in round one and seeks a fourth Wimbledon singles title in five years.
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Australia
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Kriek
Becker
Hank Pfister
Sweden
Joakim Nystrom
Pat Cash
Cash
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