Pacers Split Weekend With Two Wins
USC Aiken Pacers posted a 2-4 record by winning two of three over the weekend. They swept Gardner-Webb 1-0 and 7-1 in a Friday doubleheader, with Roger Sharpe throwing a three hit shutout in game one. Dennis Seiple took the loss in the Saturday Findlay tilt as USC Aiken dropped an 8-6 decision.
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Todd
Gardner-Webb
Usc-Aiken
Bill Daves
Greg Pitts
Pacers
Findlay College of Findlay
Ohio
Roger Sharpe
Gardner Webb
Kevin Campbell
Randy O'Banion
Ampbell
Gardner- Webb
Marty
Jackson
Harper
Bill Sa
Jerald Gardner
The
Mark Hite
O’banion
USCA
Dennis Seiple
Brian Todd
Ken Leary
Dick Abney
Jim Kauffman
Seiple
Kauffman
Roger
Findlay College
Findlay
Richland
Roger Crisp
Tom Babcock
Campbell
Usc-A
Mark Yakko
Bobby Bender
Wofford
Coastal Carolina
Nicklaus Holds On For Second Tour Win
Jack Nicklaus wins the Tournament Players Championship at Sawgrass by one stroke with a 289 total and 60 000 prize money. He notes strong spring schedule and confidence heading to the Masters in Augusta while Tom Watson trails after missing the cut and Arnold Palmer posts a final round 8. John Mahaffey makes an ace on the 15th.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Watson
John Mahaffey
Mack
Sawgrass Country Club
Champet
Lou Graham
Apoto
L B C Captures Aiken Title In Extra Inning Thriller
Langley Bath Clearwater edged Aiken High 5 4 in 10 innings at Citizens Field to win the Aiken Invitational final. Clay Pearson lined a two out single in the 10th to score Gary Herndon for the winning run after L B C moved from an afternoon loss to force a deciding game.
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Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Lb-C
Aiken High
Aiken
Hornets
Jeff Newman
Brett Jarrier
Russ Parrish
Jarriel
Aiken Stuns L BC In Marathon High School Baseball Thriller
Aiken opened with a 3-0 lead but L B C tied the game in the fourth. The Lions took a 4-3 edge in the fifth, Aiken tied in the seventh, and Pearson delivered the winning run in the 10th after Herndon reached on a walk. Jeff Clark earned the win for L B C, Billy Widener took the loss for Aiken, as both teams praised their efforts. Regular season play looms with L B C and Aiken both at 3-1 and 3-2 respectively.
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L-B-C
Lions
Aiken
Herndon
Pearson
Jeff Clark
Darryl Myers
Billy Widener
Tim Hulsebus
Hulsebus
Batesburg-Leesville
Robert Cooper
Johnny McGee
Todd Reames
Vernon Watkins
Gary Herndon
Clay Pearson
Chriswell
Bobby Williams
Billy Hamilton
Jeff Newman
Smith
Tyrone Davenport
Russ Parrish
Bret Jarriet
McDuffie
Johnson
Doug Raines
Billy West
Stephenson
Aiken Captures Twinbill To Reach Tourney Final
Aiken High Hornets win twice to stay alive in the Aiken Invitational Tournament. They beat North Augusta 8-1 behind Brian Kneece who allowed two hits, then defeated Graniteville 5-1 as Thomas Smith struck out 13 over two-hit pitching. Four Hornets drive in runs in the second inning of the nightcap. Weather worsened but Aiken remained composed and sealed advancement.
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Graniteville
Hornets
North Augusta
Cooper
Airport
Aiken High Hornets
North Augusta High
Graniteville High
Thomas Smith
Robert Cooper
Brian
Kneece
Jackets
Hornet
Smith
Rocks
Bill Smith
Rib
Ffornets
Rbi
Theets
Sail
Fletcher On Golf Weiskopf To End Masters Jinx
Tom Weiskopf, a frequent runner up, seeks to end the Masters nerves after years of second places. The Ohio State graduate, 36, with a 71.07 stroke average last year, tied for second in 1969 1972 and 1974 and set a low Masters score of 277 in 1975.
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Doral
Billy Casper
George Knudson
Bruce Crampton
Bobby Mitchell
Dave Stockton
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Johncock Expects Indy Win Streak to End Sunday
Gordon Johncock predicts his streak of three straight Indy car victories will end Easter Sunday around 3 pm. He foresees the checkered flag at Ontario Motor Speedway in California marking the end of his wildcat four cylinder Offenhauser-powered run in the 200-mile race.
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Phoenix
Gordon Johncock
Ontario
Calif
Motor Speedway
Johncock
Meadowbrook and Columbia Win Polo Battles at Whitney Field
Columbia defeats Myopia 5 4 with Heath Manning Jr scoring the clincher in the final seconds. Meadowbrook tops Aiken 4 2 as Richard Jones and Don Boyd contribute key goals in a doubleheader at Whitney Field.
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Heath Manning Jr
Columbia
Myopia
Whitney Field
Aiken
Meadowbrook
Rick Manning
Notty Knox
Dave Roberts
Roberts
Manning
Richard Jones
Heath Bostwick
Bostwick
Don Boyd
Russell Corey
Corey
Jones
Greg Pitts
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