Holbrook eyes reload for USC baseball next season
South Carolina coach Chad Holbrook says the Gamecocks will reload in 2015 after six players depart for pro baseball. He highlights returning veterans Connor Bright Marcus Mooney DC Arendas Max Schrock and Kyle Martin, plus incoming freshmen expected to contribute at catcher, third base, outfield and pitching.
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Aiken Post 26 Routs Greenwood Post 20 In Rout
Aiken Post 26 defeated Greenwood Post 20 8 to 1 on the road in American Legion play. A.J. Hembree went 3-for-3 with two RBIs in the crucial third inning. Bran don Miller pitched seven strong innings, allowed four hits and eight strikeouts as Post 26 moved to 10-4 overall and 7-3 in League 7.
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Upton brothers homer as Braves top Astros 3-2 in Houston
B J Upton and Justin Upton both homered to lift Atlanta over Houston 3-2. B J's solo shot in the third and Justin's in the fourth gave the Braves a 3-1 lead as they matched a major league record with four two homers in one game by brothers. Craig Kimbrel earned the save. Springer and Altuve provided Houston's offense with Springer hitting his 14th homer and Altuve adding two hits to reach a league leading 105.
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Pinehurst shines as U S Open doubleheader ends
The U S Open at Pinehurst No. 2, restored by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, delivered two weeks of near identical conditions for men and women. Martin Kaymer led the men with 27 on 72 holes, Michelle Wie the sole woman under par, as weather and greens prevailed and a planned 2018 shift looms.
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Woods returns to PGA Tour with Spieth and Day in tow
Tiger Woods tees off Thursday after 109 days without a PGA Tour event. He says expectations remain high despite limited prep for a return publicly amid questions about his form. Organizers report ticket sales doubling, as Woods eyes major success and a path toward 18 majors.
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All-Star Players Train With Midland Valley Tourney Effort
Edisto and Midland Valley all-stars showcased effort during a regular tee practice scene. Players Nathan Evans Timothy Woodward Tyler Mooney Spencer Whisnant Landon Johnson Quentin Cribbs Jr Jad Bennnefield Bryant Ross Kamran Free Landon Knight Christian Carroll and Channing Williams contributed. Barton said the event helps prepare the team for future success and more wins while offering local entertainment for families and supporters. Noah Fell, Aiken Standard sports editor.
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