Jacket Hitters Explode For 14-4 Win Over Lexington
North Augusta yellow jackets rout Lexington 14 to 4 as Duane Cox and four teammates post multiple hits. Jody Burttram earns the win on the mound in seven strong innings after a rough first. Greenway credits mental shift for the surge and sets upcoming road tests through the week involving Harlem Josey and Richmond Academy.
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North Augusta
Rod Greenway
Yellow Jackets
Lexington
Graniteville
Greenway
Richmond Academy
Harlem
Josey
Duane Cox
Frank Pendergast
David Nunamaker
Jody Burttram
Burttram
Paul Raw
Craig Shaylor
Kevin Scaggs
Scaggs
Nunamaker
Mil Hamrick
Hamrick
Cox
Graniteville North Augusta
Brandon Knight
Johnny Middleton
Robert Hardy
Mike Baker
Bubba Maxwell
David Millis
David Muller
Craig Snaylor
Scott Taunton
Duane Dennis
Kenny Crapps
Lexington N. Auguste
Green Shoots 277 To Win Heritage Golf Classic
Hubert Green held off a late charge to win the Heritage at Harbor Town Links finishing 4 under par with a 277 total. Hale Irwin and other top contenders faltered in wind and rain as Green secured a 3 stroke victory amid the event's notorious final-round collapses.
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Hilton Head Island
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Hubert Green
Green
Hubert
Larry Nelson
Harbor Town
Sam) Snead
Ben) Hogan
Exhibition Baseball Standings and Scores Snapshot
A dense tally of exhibition baseball results lists Kansas City over Pittsburgh 5 to 1, later scores for St Louis and Minnesota, plus New York and Boston games. Also includes hockey and horse racing notes with miscellaneous standings and upcoming matchups.
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Kansas City
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Minnesota
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Chicago
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Seattle
Oakland
Cleveland
San Diego
Baltimore
Texas
California
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Montreal
Toronto
Atlanta
Houston
Detroit
Louis
Lakeland
Denver
Indiana
Portland
New Orleans
Moaday
Golden State
Teesder
Springfield
Buffalo
Washington
San Antonio
Phoenix
Omaha
New Jersey
New York Rangers
Vancouver
Colorado
State Loses In OT In AIAW Finals
Florence AP report says South Carolina State fell 92 88 to High Point NC in the AIAW national small college final. High Point star Marie Riley scored 41 points including 13 straight in overtime and earned MVP honors. Ethel White added 20 points helping seal the title.
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High Point
Ethel White
Clemson Golfers Capture Furman Tournament Title
Clemson wins the Furman Invitational title at Greenville after two inches of rain shortened the event. The four man Clemson team posted 593 to capture the championship, with Alabama’s Gary Trivisonno taking individual honors at 144 but edged by Chip Beck, Kevin Walsh and Bob Burk by two strokes. Georgia finished second with 594, Georgia Southern third at 601, Alabama fourth at 603, and Florida and South Carolina tied for fifth at 606.
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Greenville
Clemson
Alabama
Gary Trivisonno
Georgia
Chip Beck
Kevin Walsh
Georgia Southern
Bob Burk
Florida
South Carolina
Myopia and Aiken Win Sunday Polo at Whitney Field
Myopia led by Ami Shinitzu to a 5-4 overtime victory over Meadowbrook in the opener at Whitney Field. In the second game Aiken recovered from a 5-1 halftime gap to edge Alum Creek 6-5 with key goals from Chris Webber and W J Durrett.
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Myopia
Aiken
Whitney Field
Ami Shinitzu
Meadowbrook
Alum Creek
Chuck Mobley
L B C Wins Fifth Face Rocks in Graniteville Showdown
L B C Lions aim for third straight win as they move to 5-1 overall and 2-0 in league with a 6-3 victory over C A Johnson last Friday. They travel to Graniteville for a 7:30 p.m. clash with Midland Valley rival Graniteville, seeking the valley title. Pitcher Darryl Myers earned his third win without a loss, going the distance.
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Columbia — Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Graniteville
L-B-C
C. A. Johnson
Lions
Tim Hulsebus
Bill Smith
Rocks
Aiken
Jeff Clark
Todd Reames
Johnny McGee
Rbi
Clay Pearson
Vernon Wilson
Kenny Chriswell
Bobby Williams
Darryl Myers
Myers
Kentucky Battles Duke in NCAA Title Clash at Checkerdome
Kentucky faces a fresh Duke lineup led by teens Mike Gminski and Gene Banks in the NCAA final. Wildcat seniors like Jack Givens and Rick Robey aim to end a pressure-filled season with the title, while Duke relies on a fast break and guard play to upset the favorites. NBC air coverage adds national stakes to the showdown.
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ST. Louis
Kentucky
Duke
Mike Gminski
Gene Banks
Checkerdome
Wildcats
Joe Hall
Jack Givens
Rick Robey
Mike Phillips
James Lee
Wildcat
Robey
Hall
Blue Devils
Jim Spanarkel
Kyle Macy
Givens
Lee
Arkansas
Phillips
Villanova
Notre Dame
Gminski
Irish
Banks
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Spanarkel and Co
NBC
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True Statement
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Orville Moody
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Iby Gilbert
Andy North
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Bob Wynn
Howard Twitty
Bition
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Dave Batton
Kelly Tripuka
AIAW
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Aiken Grab
Aiken Standard
Eee
Face Rocks Tonight
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Vernon Watkins
Jett Clark
Bill Hamilton
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