Gloverville Church Plans Softball Tournament
Gloverville First Baptist Church will sponsor a softball tourney July 10 11 at Harrison Caver Field. Three divisions exist men open men church and women open with entry fees 90 per team for men 75 for women. Prizes awarded to top three in each division and home run contests held in both men divisions. For more information contact G W Ashley at 593 4303.
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Harrison Caver Field
G.W. Ashley
Rains Signs With Spartanburg Methodist
Keith Rains of North Augusta signs a grant-match to play golf for Spartanburg Methodist College Pioneers next season. A 1987 North Augusta High graduate, he led the Yellow Jackets to a 14-4 record with a 75 stroke average and earned Region 3 AAAA honors and MVP for Joe Long's team. He is the fifth golfer signed by Spartanburg coach Danny Philbeck. He is the son of Clyde and (Mrs.) Rains of North Augusta.
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Spartanburg Methodist College
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North Augusta High
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Joe Long
Spartanburg
Danny Philbeck
Clyde Rains
Hawks Add Comegys In Nba Draft First Round
Atlanta selects 6-9 forward Darl Comegys of DePaul with the 20th pick after a season that moved them to 21st in the draft order. Hawks also take guards Terrance Bailey and Terry Coner in the 2nd round and add overseas players Song Tau Christodouloo Monteiro Marandota and Franjo Arapovic in later rounds.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Hawks
NBA
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Hawks
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DePaul
Fratello
Comegys
Detroit
Stan Kasten
Terrance Bailey
Wagner
Song Tau
China
Theofantis Christodouloo
Greece
Jose Antonio Montero
Spain
Ricardo Marandota
Italy
Franjo Arapovic
Yugoslavia
Seaver Officially Retires After 20-Year Career
Tom Seaver, legendary Mets ace and Hall of Fame contender, retires at 42 after a 20 season career with the Mets Reds White Sox and Red Sox. He leaves with a 311 205 record 2.86 ERA 3640 strikeouts three Cy Young awards and 198 Mets wins including 25 in 1969 World Series year.
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Mets
Shea Stadium
Tidewater
1987 NBA Draft Round by Round Highlights
Round by round selections at Felt Forum list top picks David Robinson Phoenix Armon Gilliam New Jersey Dennis Hopson and others. The record details Round 1 through 7 with players and colleges including Scottie Pippen Kenny Smith Reggie Miller and Joe Wolf among others.
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Felt Forum
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C. Navy
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Scottie Pippen
Central Arkansas
Sacramento
Kenny Smith
North Carolina
Cleveland
Kevin Johnson
California
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Olden Polynice
Virginia-Rimini
Italy
Derrick McKey
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Horace Grant
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Reggie Miller
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Washington
Tyrone Rogues
Wake Forest
Houston
Joe Wolf
Golden State
Tellis Frank
Western Kentucky
Utah
Jose Ortiz
Oregon State
Philadelphia
Chris Welp
Portland
Ronnie Murphy
Jacksonville
Milwaukee
Mark Jackson
St. John's
Detroit
Ken Norman
Illinois
Dallas
Jim Farmer
Atlanta
Dallas Camedys
DePaul
Boston
Reggie Lewis
Northeastern
L.A Lakers
Greg Anderson
C-F
Freddie Banks
Nevada
Las Vegas
Ron Moore
West Virginia State
Steve Alford
Nate Blackwell
Temple
Ricky Winslow
Lester Fonville
Jackson State
Nikita Wilson
Louisiana State
Andre Moore
Loyola
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Bob McCann
Morehead State
Tony White
Tennessee
Brian Rowsom
Wilmington
Doug Lee
Purdue
Duane Washington
Middle Tennessee State
Derrick Dowell
Southern California
Norris Coleman
Kansas State
Vincent Askew
Memphis State
Winston Garland
Southwest Missouri State
Kannard Johnson
Terrance Bailey
Wagner
Andrew Kennedy
Virginia
Terry Coner
McNeese State
Phil Zevenbergen
Sven Meyer
Oregon
Donald Royal
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Winston Crite
Texas A&m
Tom Schafer
Iowa State
Tommy Amaker
Duke
John Fox
Millersville
Hansi Gnad
Alaska Anchorage
Darry Johnson
Michigan State
Danny Pearson
Sean Couch
Columbia
Clarence Martin
Eric Riggins
Rutgers
Kevin Gamble
Iowa
J.J. Weber
Wisconsin
Eric White
Pepperdine
Mike Richmond
Texas-El Paso
Song Tau
China
Billy Donovan
Providence
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Willie Glass
St. John’s
Tom Sheehey
Mike Morgan
Drake
Andrew Moten
Florida
Todd May
Pikeville
Joe Ariauckas
Niagara
Chris Dudley
Yale
Steve Beck
Arizona State
David Boone
Marquette
Todd Linder
Tampa
Jack Haley
Darren Holcombe
Texas Christian
Scott Thompson
San Diego
Joe Niego
Lewis
Bennie Bolton
North Carolina State
Reuben Holmes
Alabama State
Brian Rahilly
Tulsa
Pee Wee Barber
Florida State
Darryl Bedford
Austin Peay
David Popson
David Johnson
Oklahoma
Theofanis Christodoulou
Greece
Darryl Kennedy
Ralph Tally
Norfolk State
Horse Racing and NBA Trades Sweep Across Major Circuits
Perry's Visla won the Outer Space Purse at Belmont Park as Waquoit upset Broad Brush in the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Cagey Exuberance, Bold Lady Anne, Dark Silver, Forest Fair, and North Sider also scored at major tracks. In NBA action, key trades reshaped several teams including Scott Skiles to Indiana and Jim Paxson to Cleveland. NFL notes include staff moves for the Bills and Oilers.
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Portland Trail Blazers
Jim Paxson
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Keith Lee
SAN Antonio Spurs
Artis Gilmore
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Scottie Pippen
Olden Polynice
Bulls
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
A.J. Smith
San Diego Chargers
Houston Oilers
Chris Dressel
Washington Redskins
Baseball Trade and Roster Moves Reported Across Leagues
The American League notes multiple moves including the Orioles optioning Ken Dix to Rochester and Boston activating Dennis Boyd while sending Leister and Gardner to Pawtucket. Detroit reactivated Dave Bergman and sent Morris Madden to Toledo. Seattle assigned Bryan Kelly to Calgary. Toronto purchased David Wells. In the National League, the Mets announced Tom Seaver’s retirement and the Phillies sent Steve Jeltz to Maine while recalling Ken Dowell. The St Louis Cardinals extended GM Cal Maxvill through 1988.
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Baltimore Orioles
Ken Dixon
Rochester
Boston Red Sox
Dennis
Oil Can" Boyd
John Leister
Wes Gardner
Pawtucket
Jeff Sellers
Detroit Tigers
Dave Bergman
Morris Madden
Toledo
Bryan Kelly
Seattle Mariners
Karl Best
Best
Calgary
Toronto Blue Jays
David Wells
Syracuse
National League
NEW York Mets
Tom Seaver
Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Jeltz
Maine
Ken Dowell
ST. Louis Cardinals
Aiken Parks and Recreation Softball Results
In Men s Industrial Open B Division Hair Station edged Outlaws 5 3 Carolina Springs beat Trophies Unlimited SAFE 7 Industrial Fabricators 8 Aeros 4 DuPont 18 R H Builders 3. In Church Softball 1st Baptist B over St John s 7 0 2nd Baptist 7 S Aiken Pres 4 1st Baptist A 15 St Paul s 4 North Augusta Rec Dixie Boys results include Security Federal 12 Exchange Club 2 IBEW 8 Parks 3 Posey 16 Optimist 10 Exchange Club 10 Parks 6 Posey 7 Security Federal 1 IBEW 16 Optimist 0 standings IBEW Posey Security Federal Optimist Exchange Club Parks.
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Trophies Unlimited-Safe
Industrial Fabricators
Aeros
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R.H. Builders
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St. John’s
2Nd Baptist
S. Aiken Pres
St. Paul's
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Sears Ail
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