Houndslake CC Preps Four Weekend Golf Tournaments
Houndslake Country Club readies a busy May holiday weekend with four one day events starting Saturday with a blind draw best-ball, then a Sunday dog fight, another on Monday, and a captain’s choice on July 4th. A handicap is required to enter.
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Houndslake Country Club
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Houndslake
George Cambridge
W.A. McGee
John Newman
Freddie Kaufman
Ninth Inning Rally Fails As Post 26 Suffers 7-6 Loss
Lexington Post 7 beat Aiken Post 26 7-6 at Citizens Field after a four-run eighth inning gave Lexington the lead. Dunbar and West each had two RBI while Kenny Williams pitched well for Aiken before the late surge ended the comeback.
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Charlie Smith
Lexington
Citizens Field
Aiken
Kenny Williams
Williams
Tommy Dunbar
Post
Dunbar
Billy West
West
RBI
Kenny Crapps
Crapps
Laron Grey
Grey
Smith
John Petrey
Keith Crumpton
Tony Hair
Crumpton
Kenny
Crompton
Greg Jennings
Joel Sox
David Mills
Congaree
Seaver Outlasts Astros in Tight National League Win
Tom Seaver labored through a first inning with a missing fastball but battled back using a sharp slider and curve. He earned his ninth win as Cincinnati topped Houston 4-3 with Dave Collins driving in the decisive ninth inning run.
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Houston Astros
Cincinnati
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Seaver
Houston
Dave Collins
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expo
Collins
Dave Concepcion
Concepcion
Cesar Geronimo
Mark Lemongello
Orioles manager Weaver clashes in Toronto and other AL action
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver prompts controversy in Toronto with pitching moves. Larry Harlow and Elrod Hendricks see pitching duties as Blue Jays protest fades. Royally, Royals beat Angels 4 0 and Red Sox top Yankees 4 1 as Boston widens AL East lead with Jim Rice and Fisk homers.
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Harlow
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Hendricks
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White House
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Boston
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Carlton Fisk
Dennis Eckersley
Bill Campbell
Rice
New York
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Brewers
Twins
Lary Sorensen
Dick Davis
Ben Oglivie
Milwaukee
Sorensen
Pro-South and Kaolin contest Pony League final
Pro-South Sporting Goods and Kaolin clash in a deciding Pony League final game tonight at 7 at Aiken Pony League Field. Pro-South edged Kaolin 7-6 in eight innings in a tense semis battle with 15 combined errors and Robert Girardeau delivering a go ahead double in the eighth followed by David Robinson’s grounder scoring the deciding run. Chubby Carter earned the win in relief.
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Pro-South Sporting Goods
Kaolin
Robert Girardeaus
Girardeau
David Robinson
Chubby Carter
Dietzel Favored For LSU AD Job
Paul Dietzel, former LSU football coach and current Indiana University athletic director, is recommended for LSU athletic director by a special committee. LSU Board of Supervisors will decide on July 14. Dietzel praised a return to LSU, noting past glory including the 1958 national championship and Heisman winner Billy Cannon.
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Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State
LSU
Dietzel
Indiana University
Paul Murrill
Fort Wayne
Indiana
LSU Board of Supervisors
Murrill
John Ryan
Tiger
Billy Cannon
Army
Whiskey Road Run to Cover 6.25 Mile Course
Entries open for the Aiken Whiskey Road Run a 10 kilometer race set for September 9 starting at 9 30 a.m. at the H O Weeks Activities Center. Sponsors include Aiken Recreation Department Aiken Community Hospital and the Governor s Council on Physical Fitness. Awards include trophies medals and tee shirts for all finishers with a late fee after September 7.
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Aiken County
Aiken Recreation Department
Aiken Community Hospital
Governor's Council On Physical Fitness
H.O. Weeks Activities Center
Borg Edges Amaya In Wimbledon First Round Marathon
Bjorn Borg barely survives Vic Amaya after a long five set battle 8-9 6-1 1-6 6-3 6-3 as Jimmy Connors also defeats Russ Simpson in a tight opener 7-5 9-8 6-1. Vitas Gerulaitis and Brian Gottfried move past opponents in straight sets before a light delay ends the session.
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Vic Amaya
Jimmy Connors
Russ Simpson
New Zealand
Vitas Gerulaitis
Henry Gunthardt
Switzerland
Brian Gottfried
Britain
John Lloyd
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