Hall of Fame remembers Jim Maloney at Swale tribute
Friends gathered at the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame for a memorial to trainer Jim Maloney. Swale, the 1984 Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner, was inducted, with Claiborne Farm, Hancock family, and others present. Maloney was remembered as a patient horseman and devoted family man.
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Ernie Trubiano
Columbia
Jim Maloney
Aiken
Maloney
Swale
Penrod
Hancock
Joan Tower
Hall of Fame
Claiborne
Trubiano
Mack Miller
Lenny Hale
New York Racing Association
Mr. Maloney
St. Patrick’s Day
Claiborne Farm
Billy Badgett
Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Phil Jones
Aiken Hornets Triumph In Conference Baseball Action
Aiken Hornets defeat Strom Thurmond 15 to 1 to improve to 6-1 overall and 5-0 in conference. Mike Mahoney 2-for-2 with home run, David Meldrum 2-for-3, Clem Rogers 1-for-2 with grand slam. Walter Folks earns win to 3-0. Hornets vs C A Johnson at 7 p m tonight at Citizens Field. Also coverage of Southern Textile basketball tournament and local round robin pole vault results at Whitney Field with New Aiken, South Aiken, Why Worry Farm, Tiger Kneece and Tommy Biddle scoring.
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Aiken
Strom Thurmond
Hornets
Mike Mahoney
David Meldrum
Clem Rogers
Walter Folks
C.A. Johnson
Citizen’s Field
Greenville Memorial Auditorium
CSRA
Jack Giacabone
Midland Paint and Body
Clearwater
Donnie Holland
Midland Valley
Steve Grogan
Mike Roberts
South Aiken
Eric Bush
Rodney Geter
Kevin Wright
Tim Gaffney
James Munlyn
Dave Dickerson
Anthony Rice
Denmark-Olar
D.J. Harrison
Saluda
James Johnson
Glenn Hills
Keith Reynolds
Westside
Jeff Sanders
T.W. Josey
Mark White
Whitney Field
New Aiken
Why Worry Farm
Tiger Kneece
Tommy Biddle
Gene Kneece Jr
Tom Biddle
George Thomas
Chris Webber
Indiana Hoosiers eye NIT run as Alford heats up
Indiana’s Steve Alford regained his shooting touch after a late season slump, going 11 of 16 in his last two games including a 79 57 win over Butler to push Indiana into the National Invitation Tournament second round in Bloomington. Virginia also energized by a 56 55 upset of West Virginia in Morgantown, with Jim Miller delivering 16 points and nine boards.
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Indiana University
Hoosiers
P.S
Steve Alford
Alford
Indiana
Bob Knight
Butler
Richmond
Bloomington
Ind
St. Joseph’s
Virginia
Marquette
Cincinnati
New Mexico
Fresno State
Nebraska
Ucla
South Florida
Louisville
Louisiana
Tennessee
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Lamar
New York
Cavaliers
West Virginia
Jim Miller
Morgantown
Mel Kennedy
Jimmy
Bronx
Pacers Sweep Florida Trip With Three Wins
USC Aiken Pacers improve to 16-5 after a spring break three game run in Florida defeating Bethune Cookman Yale and Wooster College. Wayne Slocum slugged a 495 foot homer as pitching dealt with injuries and 20 mph winds.
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Florida
Pacers
USC Aiken
Bethune Cookman
Yale
Wooster College
Morris College
Pacer
Randy Warrick
USCA
Wayne Slocum
Anthony Hardwick
Charlie Loos
Rick Hembree
John Mertens
Wayland Baptist advances past College of Charleston in NAIA quarters
Wayland Baptist defeated College of Charleston 73-68 in the NAIA tournament quarterfinals. Richard Miller spearheaded a balanced attack for Wayland Baptist, which will face Marycrest in the semifinals. Charleston ends the year at 30-4 as Wayland built a 13 point first half lead before a late Cougar rally. Ed Niertedt hit key free throws to keep Charleston within striking distance late.
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Kansas City, Mo
Richard Miller
Wayland Baptist
College of Charleston
Marycrest
South Aiken rallies to top McDuffie in free throw duel
South Aiken edged McDuffie 77 69 after a late surge led by Alicia Tate 34 points and clutch free throws. Workman Phillips MacMurdo and Dawson contributed as South Aiken converted 21 of 27 foul shots, while McDuffie tied late but could not overcome the sustained foul line advantage.
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McDuffie
Michelle Workman
Phillips
Chris MacMurdo
South Aikien
Vonnarey Curry
Workman
Tate
Michelle Dawson
MacMurdo
Strickland
Lady Scots
Galloway
Davis
A. Tate
Oliver
M. Tate
Patton
South Aiken
Stacey Phillips
Shun Butler
Oakland Invaders Dominate Bulls In High-Scoring Showdown
The Oakland Invaders offense finally clicked as quarterback Bobby Hebert threw for four touchdowns and 328 yards, leading a 42-36 win over the Jacksonville Bulls. Albert Bentley added 97 rushing yards, and Novo Bojovic kicked a key 37-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.
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Oakland Invaders
Jacksonville Bulls
Invader
Bobby Hebert
Albert Bentley
Invaders
Oakland
Charlie Sumner
Hoas
Novo Bojovic
Hebert
Tom Newton
Jacksonville
Larry Mason
Bulls
Ed Luther
San Diego Chargers
National Football League
Gary Plummer
Bojovic
Elliott Wins Coca Cola 500 Amid Pain in Georgia
Bill Elliott roared to victory at Atlanta International Raceway despite a broken left leg pain worsening when Cale Yarborough led. The Dawsonville driver, already a Daytona 500 winner, became the first Georgia native to win here as he topped the Grand National Coca Cola 500 in a season-opening surge.
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Hampton, Ga
Bill Elliott
Cale Yarborough
Elliott
Atlanta International Raceway
Charger
Dawsonville
Rockingham, N.C
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Sheryl McAlister
Aiken Hornets
Hephzibah
Holland
Wright
Whitten
Francis
Smith
Cloud
Harper
Daniels
Sanders
McBride
Carroll Parker
Spanky Mattison
Bob Pawleski
Doug Busch
Tim Hofforth
Floyd McGee
Keith Stokes
Barry Butler
Tim Hopkins
Brian Durham
Eddie Clark
Wooster
Rob Howerton
Keith Galayda
Bruce Benedict
Rick Sforza
Dave Kessler
Wess Miller
Mike O’brien
Doug Wiley
Jay Pegring
Gary Hall
Bob Pawieski
Ralph Edwards
Mike Luzzi
Mike Lombardo
Kevin Morran
Rob Parente
Bill Moore
John Litner
Brian Coyle
Greg Mihlek
Joe Verdon
Bob Powleski
Doug Bluch
Wayne Slocma
Tim Hofferth
Randy Warrick Pacer
South Airien
Phil Strickland
Ginny Southworth
South
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Associated Press
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Generals
Doug Flutie
New Jersey
Herschel Walker
Stallions
Showboats
Cliff Stoudt
Birmingham
Walter Lewis
Bill Roe
Memphis
Tampa Bay
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