Aiken Assistant Accepts Head Post At Tennessee School
Offensive coordinator John Wagoner leaves Aiken High to become head coach at Savannah Central High in Savannah Tennessee. Wagoner plans to move in about two weeks after six years with Aiken in which the Hornets won two region titles and made the state playoffs three of four years. He is married with a six month old son and a successor at Aiken has not been named.
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Talks Resume In Hope For MLB Strike Resolution
Talks aimed at ending the Major League Baseball strike resume at 2 PM in a midtown Manhattan hotel the first since meetings broke off five days ago. Kenneth Moffett cautions there is little new proposal movement but notes increased interest in meetings.
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Rinaldi Becomes Youngest Wimbledon Winner at 14
Kathy Rinaldi of Jensen Beach Florida, 14, defeated Sue Rollinson 6-3 2-6 9-7 to claim a historic win on opening day. Seeded rivals fell as Mark Edmondson beat Guillermo Vilas 6-4 6-1 14-46 6-3 and other top women seeds were upset.
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ASA Dunks Hammond Hills To Stay Unbeaten
The Aiken Swim Association stayed undefeated in CSRA action with a 349 to 175 win over Hammond Hills at Hound slake Country Club. Kenny Fuqua and Keisha Fuqua led with multiple wins, along with Tracy Ward, and several ASA swimmers posted double victories. Hammond Hills’ Diane Croom and Alene Webber also claimed multiple wins as the meet concluded with ASA at 2-0 and Hammond Hills at 0-2. ASA hosts National Hills next Tuesday at Eustis Park Pool.
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Paul Musick
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Beckum
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Billy Lawless
Brendon Doherty
Diane Croom
Alene Webber
Ann Swingle
Croom
Webber
Swingle
Eustis Park Pool
McEnroe Fined for Antics at Wimbledon
John McEnroe, the No. 2 seed, was fined $1,500 by the All England Club and warned of possible suspension for future misconduct after insulting officials during a 7-6 7-5 6-3 first round win over Tom Gullikson. He also damaged a racket and collected two penalty points.
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