Jackson Powers Past RS M in 12 3 Victory
Jackson Indians exploded for eight runs in the final two innings to beat Ridge Spring Monetta 12 to 3. Herb Parrish delivered relief pitching and a two run double while Jackson tallied 16 hits to improve to 4 0 on the season, with RS M slipping to 0 2.
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al Lee
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Harlem Edges North Augusta In High School Baseball Tilt
Harlem High outslugged North Augusta High 16 13 as eight North Augusta errors undermine a strong hitting day. Jay Kuhn homered for Harlem and Arnold McGahee earned the win while North Augusta’s Mil Hamrick led with four hits and five RBIs.
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Hamrick
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Chip Atkinson
Yellow Jackets
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Steve Camp
Rob Ramsey
Cooks Morris
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James Eley
Jey Kuhn
Jim Hamilton
Kevin Scaggs
David Nunameker
Frank Prendergast
Duane Cox
Brandon Knight
Johnny Middleton
Jody Burttram
Robert Hardy
N. Auguste Rene
Borg dominates Smid in World Championship Tennis first round
In Milan Bjorn Borg crushed Thomas Smid 6 3, 6 0 in the opening match as Smid fought to hold serve. In Dayton Billy Martin upset Tony Roche 7 6 6 4 in a first round upset, with other results from Crea ly Bengston Pfister Amritraj. In Oakland Martina Navratilova beat Kerry Reid 6 2 6 3 at the $150,000 championship. Montreal NHL chief ONeill warned of sanctions for serious infractions by Canadian entry players at the World Championships. WHA action pending.
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India
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Kerry Reid
Montreal
Brian O'Neill
National Hockey League
NHL
Canada
O'Neill
WHA
NBA Scores and Exhibition Baseball Notes From Thursday
Golden State defeated Houston 112 89 Portland lost 4 Denver beat Boston 109 106. Thursday games included San Antonio at Cleveland Washington at New York Indiana at Milwaukee. Exhibition baseball results show Philadelphia 7 New York 3 and multiple other scrimmages with Montreal Houston Detroit Toronto Minnesota New York Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta Seattle Oakland and more. Transactions list Angels optioned Botting Cliburn and Mays Aikens to Salt Lake. Yankees reassigned Taylor. White Sox released Hughes. Blue Jays optioned Whitt and Edge and reassigned Cruz Fore. American Soccer League signing Tom Redmond.
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Female Ballplayer Suffers Poor Debut
Linda Williams the first girl to play on a UIL boys baseball team for Wheatley in 204A district. She struck out grounded out and walked in three plate appearances and made an error that allowed four Sterling runs in a 7 0 loss. Williams said nerves and media attention contributed to a tough debut.
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Wildcats
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Houndslake Hosts Women's Member-Guest Tournament
The Bernice Sipe Melba Fair Dotie Lee and Do Pendleton team won the Houndslake Country Club women’s event on March 23 with a best ball 54. Two teams tied for second at 55, including Abby Montengohl Kitty Lamb Neil McKane Kay Smith and Mildred Jones Cathleen Foster Jones Lucy John son. Ruth Lent won the 18 hole event and Mary McGuire the nine hole event. Houndslake beat Highland Park women’s golf association in a March 21 match and plans a mixed couples best ball tournament on April 23 with registration open.
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Bernice Sipe
Melba Fair
Dotie Lee
Do Pendleton
Houndslake Country Club
Abby Montengohl
Kitty Lamb
Neil McKane
Kay Smith
Mildred Jones
Cathleen Foster
Jones
Lucyohnson
Ath Lent
Betty Johler
Koda Sloan
Do Jackson
Houndslake
Ruth Lent
Mary McGuire
Women's Golf Association
Highland Park
Timmerman Earns Third In Junior Olympic Breaststroke
Pam Timmerman of the Aiken Swim Association captured third in the 100 yard breaststroke, sixth in the 200 yard breaststroke, and seventh in the 50 yard freestyle at the Junior Olympic Swim Meet held at Francis Marion College in Florence.
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theAiken Swim Association
Francis Marion College
Florence
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