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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1998

Page

11

Clemson Hikes Tickets for Clemson vs South Carolina Game

Clemson will charge 30 for the annual rivalry at Death Valley, a 20 percent increase from 25, justified by the game’s sellout status, ranking among the priciest ACC and SEC tickets behind Alabama’s 30 for Tennessee.

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Calendar highlights for USC Aiken teams and rivals

USC Aiken events feature baseball at Kennesaw State and USC Aiken hosts at South Aiken and North Augusta JV in Midland Valley. golf in Furman and Columbus State. tennis matches against Baylor and Kennesaw State. and harness racing at McGhee Meyers with multiple time slots across Greenville and Columbus venues.

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Sports on TV Listings for Live Events Day

Televised sports schedule shows Swamponafips Tennessee at 1:90 PM, Japan Gart Auto ace auto racing at 2, Moore's Snacks 250 racing at 2, The Players Championship hockey at 3, Nabisco Dinah Shore golf at 4:50, Jim Beam Stakes Dubai World Cup horse racing, Kentucky vs Stanford basketball at 5:30, Devils at Coyotes hockey, Lewis vs Briggs at 10 PM on ESPN and WROW WBF WFXG WJBF SPN broadcasts.

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Final Four reduced as Utah faces UNC in San Antonio

San Antonio reports UNC clutch after a 66 58 loss to Arizona last year. Shammond Williams admits 1 for 13 shooting and Utah plans adjustments, not using triange and two, to counter NC. Stanford celebrates first Final Four since 1942 with high goals and belief in toughness.

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Lamb leads Thoroughbreds past rival in wild 8-7 comeback

Kevin Lamb went 3 for 4 with two home runs and four RBIs including a seventh inning blast to lift Aiken's Thoroughbreds to an 8-7 win over crosstown foe Aiken High at Citizens Field. South Aiken's Heath Murphy reached on a misplayed ball to set up Lamb's late rally as rivals traded blows late.

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Wallace Captures Food City 500 Pole At Bristol

Rusty Wallace, points leader, earned the Bristol pole with a 124.275 mph lap in Ford Taurus. Jeff Gordon and Terry Labonte were second and third, Dale Earnhardt and Darrell Waltrip failed to crack the top 25, while Trickle mourned his nephew and Irwin slid to 43rd after brushing the wall.

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Jordan dazzles in win over Hawks in record crowd

Michael Jordan scored 34 points to lead the Chicago Bulls to an 89-74 win over the Atlanta Hawks in front of a record NBA crowd of 62,046 at the Georgia Dome. He noted the crowd’s respect and hinted at future plans while Toni Kukoc helped stifle Steve Smith. Attendance topped the prior record of 61,983. Proceeds from $5 no view tickets were donated to tornado victims north of Atlanta.

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