Masters Week Predictions and Wry Golf Observations
David Caraviello humorously previews Masters week noting weather caveats and crowd quirks. He jokes about players Nicklaus Daly Mickelson Ballesteros Faldo Norman and Els, and predicts a foreign winner with Els and Mickelson among the mentions.
Sports On TV and Local Nightline Schedule
On Wednesday March 29 8 p.m. Atlanta at Houston IHL Hockey on SportSouth 8:30 p.m. Virginia Tech vs Marquette basketball ESPN. On Thursday March 30 11 a.m. Davis Cup tennis 4 p.m. The Tradition golf 6:30 p.m. Final Four preview 8 p.m. Hawks at Warriors basketball 8 p.m. Raceweek auto racing. Local notes include SportSouth baseball 5 p.m. Silver Bluff IV at Midland Valley 6 p.m. Lakeside at South Aiken 7 p.m. Aiken at Greenwood softball 3:30 p.m. USC Aiken at Newberry tennis 5 p.m. Airport at Aiken 5 p.m. South Aiken at Lexington 5 p.m. North Augusta at Brookland Cayce track 5 p.m. Seven team meet at Aiken 5 p.m. South Aiken Midland Valley at Orangeburg Wilkinson 5:30 p.m. Lexington Brookland Cayce at North Augusta.
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Atlanta
Houston
SportSouth
Virginia Tech
Marquette
ESPN
Hawks
Warriors
Silver Bluff IV
Midland Valley
Lakeside
South Aiken
Aiken
Greenwood
Lexington
North Augusta
Brookland-Cayce
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Harness Race Entries Total 29 for Aiken Triple Crown Final
Sixty harness horses from 14 stables across seven states and Canada enter eight races at the Aiken Mile Track with gates opening at 10 a.m. Post time starts at 1 p.m. Tickets cost 5 for adults and 2 for children while under 6 enter free. Corporate sponsors include Aiken Produce and Miller Brewing Company supporting USC Aiken athletics. Stables from Canada to Wisconsin prepare 2 and 3 year olds for a public schooling and a first big crowd. R.J. Key Stable features four horses including My Patina in the Miller Lite Dash for 3 year olds and trotters.
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Aiken
Aiken Produce and
Miller Brewing Company
USC Aiken
States
Canada
Jimmy Larente
Mile Track
Ted Allen
CSI Farms Stable
North Carolina
Ken Smith
Jim Crane
South Carolina
Ed Tunistra
Michigan
Patti Whitlin
Pennsylvania
Ken Katers
Wisconsin
Richard Parsells
New York
Mickey Burke
R.J. Key
Steve Westphal
Charles Keesler
Vince Auclair
Brett Pelling
New Jersey
Larente
R.J. Key Stable
My Patina
Tigers Fall From No 1 as South Carolina Ends 25-Game Streak
Clemson suffers a 4-2 loss at Sarge Frye Field to South Carolina, snapping a 25-game winning streak. Haynie earns the win and Stoops collects the save as USC improves to 19-9 while Clemson drops to 25-2. The Gamecocks break a 2-2 tie with two unearned fourth inning runs.
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Clemson
David Miller
South Carolina
Mike Dezenzo
Gamecocks
Tigers
Columbia
Sarge Frye
Gamecock
Jason Haynie
Jim Stoops
Haynie
Stoops
Mark Mapes
Doug Livingston
Mapes
Brian Hucks
Craig Ross
Jason Reynolds
Ryan Szwejbka
Hucks
Baseball America
Cal State-Fullerton
San Jose State
Tiger Field
Benson
Eggleston
Duffie
W—Haynie
L—Benson
So—Stoops
Burnham
USC
Stegall
Cour
Clemson Miller
Bulldogs Improve to 11-0 in big win over Wade Hampton
Silver Bluff High School remained undefeated at 11-0 as they hammered Wade Hampton 16-6 despite 10 errors. Dynane Cummings led with three hits and Josh Miller closed it with a two run homer in the sixth, as Jason Peters Ernie Bennett Kerry Foreman Herb Furgeson and Jason Wiggins added two hits each.
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Silver Bluff High School
Bulldogs
Silver Bluff
Wade Hampton High School
Dynane Cummings
Josh Miller
Miller
Jason Peters
Ernie Bennett
Kerry Foreman
Herb Furgeson
Jason Wiggins
Red Devils
Steve Scalamiero
Foreman
Devils
Scalamiero
Jordan Burns Knicks For 55 Points In Win
Michael Jordan scored 55 as the Chicago Bulls beat the New York Knicks 113 111 at Madison Square Garden. Wennington dunked with 3.1 seconds left after a late double team by the Knicks failed to stop him.
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Jordan Burns
Knicks
NEW York
Michael Jordan
Jordan
Patrick Ewing
John Starks
Bill Wennington
Wennington
Bulls
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Atlanta Hawks
Kukoc
Pippen
Perdue
Armstrong
Blount
Myers
Krystkowiak
Langley
Kerr
Bonner
Oakley
Ewing
Harper
Starks
Smith
Mason
Davis
Anthony
H.williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Caraviello
PGA Tour
TPC
Jimmy Roberts
Sawgrass
Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
John Daly
John
Phil Mickelson
No. 16
Phil
No. 15
Pepe
Seve Ballesteros
Nick Faldo
Greg Norman
Fred Couples
Ernie Els
Aiken Standard
Sports
Newberry
Larry Taylor
No. 1
Wade Hampton
NBA