Run For The Roses
Pleasant Colony Woodchopper and Television Studio emerged from modest Aiken beginnings as Derby contenders. Pleasant Colony upset Wood Memorial winner Cure the Blues in April and drew strong attention as the Kentucky Derby field formed.
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Louisville
Grandma Moses
Sir Winston Churchill
Pleasant Colony
Woodchopper
Aiken
Wood Memorial
Cure the Blues
Buckland Farm
Ross R. Pearce
Pearce
Splendid Spruce
Golden Derby
Porter
Double Sonic
Habana
Pass the Tab
Noble Nashua
Hoedown’s Day
Top Avenger
Beau Rit
Television Studio
Pleasant Colony and Woodchopper Set for Derby Run
Pleasant Colony, bred with high praise from trainer John Campo, faces a tough Derby field after early 2 year old wins and a Louisiana Derby win. Woodchopper, backed by John Whitney’s Greentree Stable, earned a Derby spot despite a Arkansas Derby setback and inconsistent form.
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Pearce
Pleasant Colony
Aiken
John Campo
Woodchopper
John Hay) Whitney
Greentree
Rudolph Cartier
Louisville
Wayward Lass Scratched for Kentucky Oaks Derby Field
In Louisville the filly Wayward Lass withdrew from tomorrow's Derby, owner Carl Lizza choosing to run her in the Oaks instead. Flying Nashua was kept out by a 20-horse field limit and post 20, forcing a late decision that could have altered the Derby roster. Proud Appeal led early betting at 2-1, with Pleasant Colony at 4-1 after an upset Wood Memorial win.
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Louisville
Wayward Lass
Barrera
Carl Lizza
Flying Zee Stable
Flying Nashua
Larry Barrera
Angel Cordero Jr
Churchill Downs
Nashua
Law Me
Mythical Ruler
Proud Appeal
Jeff Fell
Valid Appeal
Woodhaven
Swift
Bay Shore
Gotham
Aqueduct
Keeneland
John Gaines
Pleasant Colony
Buckland Farm
County's Top Player Signs With USC Aiken
North Augusta High forward Michael Rouse to sign with USC Aiken. The 6-foot-5 senior averaged 20.2 points and 10 rebounds with 55 blocks, earning Aiken County Player of the Year honors and All-CSRA recognition.
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Usc-A
Larry Wall
Usc-Aiken
North Augusta High
Michael Rouse
Noon
Rouse
Jon Williams
Yellow Jackets
Pacers
Wall
Mark Rouse
Michael
Westside
Augusta
Aiken County
Aiken Standard
CSRA
Houndslake Hosts Second Annual Spring Classic Tennis
The event draws 80 to 100 junior veteran and senior players from Friday through Sunday with matches at Houndslake and Virginia Acres Courts. Finals set for Sunday at Houndslake. Notable entrants include Philson, No. 15 state in men 35 singles, and doubles partner Terry Poore, plus Dick Pregnall, Chuck Hyatt, Betsy McColl, Woody Holmes, and Betty Warthen.
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Houndslake
Virginia Acres
Philson
Terry Poore
Dick Pregnall
Chuck Hyatt
Betsy McColl
Columbia
Aiken
Woody Holmes
Betty Warthen
Aiken Golfers Second in Region Championship
Irmo won the Region 3 AAAA Tournament at Lexington and Cold Stream with 627 strokes, defeating Aiken by three. Aiken earned second and will play Furman University for the state title, with individual scores led by Craig Beckwith and Chris Sipe.
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Irmo
Aiken
Lexington Country Club
Cold Stream Country Club
Hornets
Furman
Lexington
Northwood
Brookland-Cayce
Midland Valley
Airport
Orangeburg- Wilkinson
Craig Beckwith
Chris Sipe
Steve Marbert
Frank Townsend
Bill Jones
North Augusta
Ricky Swanson
Dent Sue
David Steed
A Cox
Jeff Pope
Gary Bryant
Matt Weigle
Joel Clark
Len Carter
Pacers' Daniel Wilson Shares Spotlight With MLB Brother
USC-Aiken center fielder Daniel Wilson, brother of New York Mets regular Mookie, hits .354 with three homers and 22 steals while leading the Pacers into district playoff action in Orangeburg. Daniel has 16 of USC A’s last 17 games with 26 hits and 10 RBIs as the team opens against Coastal Carolina.
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Usc-Aiken
Daniel Wilson
Mookie
New York Mets
Gamecock
South Carolina
Bob Horner
Arizona State
Daniel
Pacers
Coastal Carolina
USCA
Randy Warrick
Warrick
Wilson
Usc-A
David Hart
Bamberg-Ehrhardt High
Pheonix
Newberry
Aiken edge Midland Valley in key late comeback win
Aiken High clinched a state Class AAAA playoff berth with an 11 7 victory over Midland Valley at Clearwater Field. Archie Adams drove in four runs, Neal Richardson earned the save, and Kenny Danforth picked up the win as Aiken improved to 11 5 overall and 9 4 in Region 3 AAAA.
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Clearwater
Aiken High
Midland Valley
Clearwater Field
Ron Simmons
Hornets
Simmons
Aiken
Irmo
Neal Richardson
Archie Adams
Midland
Adams
Roger Abney
Thomas Gifford
Kenny Chriswell
Abney
Johnny Parrish
Chriswell
Kenny Danforth
Richardson
Danforth
Larry Coleman
Mustangs
RBI
Alan Odom
Hankinson
Scott
Robert Girardeau
Tony Eet
Todd Midland
V. Aa
Watt
Poate
Ri Meyers
Pete Th
Ken Man
Ted Grimes
Rodney Rutland
Save—Richardson
Moody
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Collis
North Carolina A&t
John
USC Salkehatchie
Orangeburg
Ehrhardt
Greg Pitts
Strom Thurmond
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