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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1987

Page

6

Television Today Sports Schedule Highlights

ESPN shows at 3 p.m. football and 9 p.m. boxing USBA welterweight championship. At 10:35 p.m. the Atlanta Braves visit the San Francisco Giants on WTBS with Wimbledon Highlights at 11:30 p.m. on WAGT.

ESPN USBA Atlanta Braves San Francisco Giants WAGT

Aiken Hosts Bamberg and Orangeburg Return Visit

Local schedule shows Aiken hosting Bamberg at 7 30 p m Thursday July 2 and Orangeburg visiting Aiken at 7 30 p m. The pair of games highlight a light summer slate with two neighboring schools on the court.

Aiken Orangeburg Bamberg

Boxing Prospects Rise in South Carolina Under Hitopulos

South Carolina official Hitopulos aims to attract major boxing to Columbia and Hilton Head. Breland, the WBA welterweight champion, may defend in Columbia August 22 against Tommy Ayers at Township Auditorium, with a potential first title fight in the state and ABC live coverage excluding local area.

Columbia Chris G. Hitopoulos South Carolina South Carolina Athletic Commission Hitopulos Mark Breland World Boxing Association Breland Sugar Ray Leonard Hilton Head Marvin Hagler Leonard Hagler Hitopoulos Ireland Tommy Ayers Township Auditorium Ralph Twining ABC

Jackson says baseball boycott called off over minority hiring

Rev. Jesse Jackson says a baseball boycott is halted as owners show commitment to hiring more minorities in front offices. He cites promotions of Garry Maddox in Philadelphia and John Roseboro in Los Angeles and the hiring of a consulting firm led by Clifford Alexander to craft affirmative action plans for all 26 clubs. He notes some losing teams did not change managers to dodge the hiring issue.

Rosemont, Ill Jesse Jackson Garry Maddox Philadephia John Roseboro Los Angeles Jackson Army Clifford Alexander

Horton Leads AL to Comeback in Old Timers Win

Willie Horton slugged three homers and eight RBIs to spark the American League to a 24-11 comeback victory over the National League in the Sixth Annual Old Timers Game. Rocky Colavito added two homers including a fourth inning grand slam as AL erased an 11-0 deficit in five innings. Thirteen homers flew out, many over a short 250 foot left field.

Washington Willie Horton AL Stars Rocky Colavito

Seeded Players Advance At Wimbledon

Pat Cash and Claudia Kohde-Kirsch moved into the Wimbledon quarterfinals with straight-set wins over Guy Forget and Catarina Lindqvist. Gabriela Sabatini, the sixth seed, beat Natalia Zvereva after dropping a set. Navratilova strengthened form with a 6 2 6 2 win over Peanut Harper as second week play began.

Wimbledon England Pat Cash Australia Claudia Kohde-Kirsch West Germany Argentina Gabriela Sabatini Cash Guy Forget France Kohde-Kirsch Catarina Lindqvist Sweden Sabatini Natalia Zvereva

Batchelor and Rutland Lead Post 26 to Easy Win

Aiken Legion Post 26 defeated Walterboro 15-5 as Joey Batchelor hit his third homer of the season and drove in three runs while Darrin Rutland had four RBIs on four hits. Keith Taylor earned the win, Gary Rutland captured the save, and Post 26 improved to 8-1 with a 15-hit attack in Orangeburg.

Walterboro Joey Batchelor Darrin Rutland Aiken Legion Post Keith Taylor Gary Rutland

Seoul Officials Optimistic About 1988 Olympic Games

Korean leaders push to end a political crisis as President Chun Doo Hwan appears set to accept Roh Tae Woo’s demand for direct elections. SLOOC members express relief and cite national consensus and broad international support for the Seoul Games.

Seoul South Korea Chun Doo-Hwan Roh Tae-Woo Democratic Justice Party Chyung SLOOC Roh Chyun

Five Canadian Athletes Banned From Olympics

The Canadian Olympic Association ruled five athletes banned for performance enhancing drugs will miss the next year’s Olympics in Seoul. Two had been reinstated locally but all remain ineligible to seek reinstatement until end of 1988. Names include Harold Willers Levante Mady Rob Gray Mike Spirito and Peter Dajia.

Toronto Canadian Olympic Association Canadian Track and Field Association Harold Willers Willers Seoul Levante Mady Canadian Amateur Swimming Association COA Rob Gray Mike Spiritoso Peter Dajia

Golf Obsessed Amateur Chronicles Long Sundays On Course

A writer and novice golfer recount sunlit rounds with friend Bob Stoner. They chase improvement amid bogeys and birdies, savor the outdoors, and laugh at missed eight footers and near hole-in-ones as afternoons drift into the woods.

Bob Stoner HBO Bob

Baseball and golf collide in a reader’s confessional

Mark R. McCallum details his surprise return to golf after years of baseball passion. He recalls lengthy practice sessions and blistered hands as he notes parallels and contrasts between the two sports, admitting how golf’s challenges mirror his baseball obsession.

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