Seed Upsets Highlight Family Circle Tennis Action
In Charleston, Zina Garrison-Jackson and Julie Halard fell to Angelica Gavaldon and Ines Gorrochategui, ending two round matches as ninth seed Natalia Zvereva retired with a back injury. Gabriela Sabatini defended her title with a 6 0 6 0 win over Beverly Bowes. Steffi Graf opened with a 6 4 6 4 victory.
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Zina Garrison-Jackson
Garrison-Jackson
Angelica Gavaldon
Julie Halard
Ines Gorrochategui
Natalia Zvereva
Nadine Ercegovic
Gabriela Sabatini
Beverly Bowes
Sabatini
Sports On TV March 31 Listings
Television guide notes Baseball Central Florida at Miami on SportSouth at 7 30 p m Seniors bowing on ABC. ESPN carries the NIT Championship basketball game at 9 p m.
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Miami
SportSouth
ABC
ESPN
Schedule of high school spring sports events
Calendar lists multiple games across softball tennis baseball girls soccer track and golf for Pembroke State USC Aiken Barnwell North Augusta Silver Bluff Bamberg-Ehrhardt Armstrong Eau Claire South Aiken Edisto Midland Valley South Aiken Aiken Orangeburg Wilkinson Wade Hampton Strom Thurmond and Irma on Thursday April 1 with times from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. including TBA golf matchups.
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Pembroke State
USC Aiken
Barnwell
North Augusta
Silver Bluff
Bamberg-Ehrhardt
Armstrong State
Eau Claire
South Aiken
Edisto
TBA
Midland Valley
Silver
Wade Hampton
Aiken
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Strom Thurmond
Need A Score? Call Sports Desk for Scores
A local sports desk extends a call line 648 2311 for scores and ideas with hours 6 am to noon and 7 pm to 11 pm on weekdays and 5 pm to 11 pm on Saturdays.
Vanderbilt's Fogler Draws USC Coaching Interest
Vanderbilt coach Eddie Fogler visited the University of South Carolina campus amid reports USC aims to hire him after Western Kentucky's Ralph Willard departure. Talks focus on pay. Fogler’s Vanderbilt package is 250000 to 300000, with USC ready to counter. Fogler’s decision expected after April review, with Vanderbilt insisting he remains their top choice.
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Anderson Independent Mail
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Robinson
Padres
Darrin Jackson
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Derek Bell
Stoney Briggs
San Diego
Toronto
Jackson
Blue Jays
Bell
Darrell Sherman
Briggs
Columbia
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Eddie Fogler
Western Kentucky
Ralph Willard
Bowling Green
Fogler
Robin
John Moore
Owens Field
University
Development Fogler
Willard
Mike McGee
Lyles Glenn
John Palms
Palms
McGee
Steve Newton
Paul Hoolahan
Nashville
Vander
Bilt
Georgia Tech
Bobby Cremins
Cremins
Hoolahan
Eddie
Vandy
Dt Fogler
USC Aiken Baseball Faces Crunch Time in Peach Belt Race
USC Aiken rides a 9-4 Peach Belt mark after sweeping Francis Marion but trails top-ranked Armstrong State by a game in the Pacers standings. Weather woes and a flat offense have hampered a 25-10 season, while staff ERAs vary as coach Gary Gilmore laments limited practice time.
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Francis Marion
Pacers
Armstrong State
Gilmore
Armstrong
Satcher Field
Peach Belt
Columbus College
Pacer
Gary Gilmore
Pembroke State
Clark Turns Tide With Back-to-Back 68s To Win
Mike Clark, 23, ignored a poor winter with a fresh putter to win the Coastal Carolina Golf Tour EZ-Go Open at Woodside Plantation. He shot 68 on both days to finish five ahead of Rob McKelvey after a fast start and late birdies, earning $2,500.
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Woodside
Florida
Clark
Results from E Z Go Open weight events
The report lists individual results from the E Z Go Open with competitors and two frame scores for each entry. Names include Mike Clark Bil Brown Rob McKelvey Bo Beard Scott Medlin Joel Hartwell Bruce Bulina Matt Peterson John Maginnes Grant Halverson Chan Reeves Ray Franz Jacob Headrick Shane Thompson Hugh Royer Phillip McCormick David Foster Billy Glisson Mark Bartlett Stephen Spencer Larry Tedesco Eric Anderson Mark Jordan Tom Cornforth Mike Bolding Steve Pashley Eric Williams Sean Kennedy Tom Shaw Daniel Seawall Robert Samuels Harold Wallace Rob Palewski Joey Kaney Chet Chestnut Tim Clarke Jimmy England Tom Iredell Pat Palmquist Steve Larick Brad Burnside Lee Palms Stiles Mitchell Chris Harlow Fred Widkus Chip Foust Rob Mills Will Mitchell Bill Wanner Gerard George David Funston John Ames Greg Alexander Mark Zizzmaan.
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Mike Clark
Bil Brown
Rob McKelvey
Bo Beard
Scott Medlin
Joel Hartwell
Bruce Bulina
Matt Peterson
John Maginnes
Grant Halverson
Chan Reeves
Ray Franz
Jacob Headrick
Shane Thompson
Hugh Royer
Phillip McCormick
David Foster
Billy Glisson
Mark Bartlett
Stephen Spencer
Larry Tedesco
Eric Anderson
Joey Kaney
Chet Chestnutt
Tim Clarke
Jimmy England
Tom Iredell
Pat Palmnquist
Steve Larick
Brad Burnside
Lee Palms
Stiles Mitchell
Chris Haarlow
Fred Widkcus
Chip Foust
Rob Mills
Will Mitchell
Bill Wanner
Gerard George
David Funston
John Ames
Greg Alexander
Mark Zizzmaan
Crews Legally Drunk In Boating Accident
Investigators say Cleveland Indians pitcher Tim Crews was legally drunk when his 18 foot bass boat hit a dock on Little Lake Nellie near Orlando killing teammate Steve Olin and injuring Bob Ojeda. Crews had a 0.14 blood alcohol content, higher than Florida intoxication limits. Olin 0.02 and Ojeda 0.006.
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Orlando
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Tim Crews
Steve Olin
Bob Ojeda
Crews
Florida
Olin
Ojeda
Aminer Thomas Hegert
Orange County
Bob Edwards
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Edwards
Indians
Mike Harrowe
Hargrove
Cincinnati
Winter Haven
Paul Sorrento
Carlos Baerga
Tim
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