Aiken Recreation schedules 1986 City League meeting
The Aiken Recreation Department will hold an organizational meeting on Monday March 31 at 7 p.m. at the H C Weeks Activities Center for those interested in the 1986 City League Slo Pitch softball season. Represent representatives for men or women leagues urged. Fees rules and field reservations to be discussed. Contact Phil Berley for details.
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Phil Berley
Caulzer Wins Open In Sudden Death
Keith Caulzer defeated Gary Pinns in a three hole sudden death playoff at the Plantation Open in Thomasville Georgia to win 18000 and finish regulation tied at 207 nine under par Pinns had won 10000 and watched the finish from the course in heavy rain as Caulzer clinched the title.
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Gary Pinns
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LSU Defense Sends Tigers Past Tech to Reach Final Four
LSU's defense forced key turnovers and Derrick Taylor with Don Redden combined for 50 points as the Tigers toppled Georgia Tech 70-64 in Atlanta. Redden scored 27 and Taylor 23, lifting LSU to a fourth meeting with Kentucky in the NCAA Southeast Regional final.
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SEC Dominates NCAA Tournament Final Four Picture Forms
The SEC remains dominant as three teams reach the Final Eight with Kentucky beating Alabama 68-63, LSU upsetting Georgia Tech 70-64, and Auburn toppling Nevada Las Vegas 70-63. Louisville defeated North Carolina 94-79, setting up an all SEC Southeast Regional final. Kentucky coach Eddie Sutton laments regional placements while Auburn eyes its first Final Four.
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Blackman Leads Dallas Rally Past Jazz 114 107
Rolando Blackman scored 21 of his 35 in the fourth to rally the Dallas Mavericks past Utah 114 107. Adrian Dantley led Utah with 29 as Dallas built a four game edge in the West playoff race. Jay Vincent added 26 points and Mark Aguirre 25 for Dallas. Other scores: Bucks 116 Rockets 106, Knicks 93 Cavaliers 87, SuperSonics 116 Warriors 104.
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James Bailey
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Tigers Ousted By Wyoming In NIT Quarterfinals
Wyoming defeated Clemson 62 57 to advance to the NIT final four in New York City. Fennis Dembo led the Cowboys with 19 points and iced the win with late free throws as Clemson battled altitude and a stifling defense.
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