Seifert Opens Six Shot Lead At North Augusta Junior Invite
Zach Seifert of Simpsonville held a six stroke lead entering the final round at the Sertoma Junior Invitational at North Augusta Country Club. Seifert carded five birdies and two bogeys in a 4-under 68 on Wednesday, while Hart posted the day’s low round with 4-under 68 to move into contention.
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Wilkens Accepts Raptors Coaching Post In Major Deal
Lenny Wilkens, 62, signs a four year million contract to coach the Toronto Raptors, becoming the franchise s fourth head coach. He cites the city, Vince Carter, and a chance for a fresh start after a playoff appearance as reasons for optimism. Toronto GM Glen Grunwald says the hire boosts free agent appeal, including for Tracy McGrady, and signals a commitment to a championship team.
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Lenny Wilkens Named Toronto Coach Amid Franchise Turmoil
Lenny Wilkens was named Toronto's new coach amid a five year cycle of first time head coaches led by Brendan Malone Darrell Walker and Butch Carter who was fired after off court controversies including a bid for the general manager title. Wilkens brings Hall of Fame status as both player and coach and a career record of 1179 981. He previously coached Seattle Portland Cleveland and Atlanta winning the 1979 NBA title with Seattle.
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No clear single event headline from scoreboard fragment
Scores and standings from multiple races and names appear, listing athletes such as Zach Sort, Adam Jar Tr, Luke Hat, and George Winetoe with various marks and round results across North Augusta and surrounding meets. The garbled OCR mixes sponsors, locations, and times, yielding a dense tally without a cohesive story.
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Janikowski Arrested On Drug Charges In Tallahassee
Florida State University police charged star kicker Sebastian Janikowski and two friends with felony possession of a controlled substance after a bar parking lot incident. Janikowski, 22, was taken to Leon County Jail amid prior acquittal on another officer-bribery case.
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Belvedere dominates Gregg Park game with mercy-rule win
Belvedere built a big early lead after Kiefer Richardson and Brandon Watkins drove in runs, then stretched it with five runs in the fourth. Smith added a two-run single and Grover scored on an error as Belvedere clinched mercy with a 11-3 fifth-inning finish. Grantham and Spaulding drew three walks each and scored seven runs combined. Batesburg-Leesville, led by Shealy and Strickland with three hits each, defeated Aiken 12-1.
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Mets Fans Face Rocker On Transit To Shea Stadium
New Yorkers brace for rising tension as Sidne Rocker and the Braves visit. Mayor Giuliani urges calm and a constructive reply while Mets fans recall Aaron’s remarks and say they will ride the train to the stadium rather than take cabs or buses.
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