Royer Wins Nike South Carolina Open by One Stroke
Hugh Royer I of Aiken fired a sub par 71 to win the Nike South Carolina Open by one stroke over Steve Haskins and Chris DiMarco at Country Club of South Carolina. Royer began two behind Bob May and endured two bogeys and a back nine double to secure the title and a $2700 prize. May finished fourth after a 75.
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Genoble
Barry Black
Richard “Butch
Spartanburg
Camden Country Club
Black
Mike Goodes
Patrick Brady
Reidsville
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Frank Ford Ti
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Jim Burgess
Kingstree
Lou Hoskyns Jr
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Pacers Rally Past Wofford After Slow Start
USC Aiken overcame a 4-1 deficit and a grand slam by Steven Flack to rally for a 14 8 victory over Wofford at Satcher Field. Johnny Mitchell went 4 for 5 with two triples and four runs, while Mitchell’s triple and a bases loaded walk helped fuel the late surge as the Pacers avoided a scare to boost their NCAA Division II tournament seeding.
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Hat
Sam
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Richie Hughes
Adam Riggs
Wofford
USCA
Ed Parler
Mitchell
Sea Hero wins Derby for Miller and Mellon in historic triumph
Sea Hero, trained by Mack Miller and owned by Paul Mellon, wins the 119th Derby at Churchill Downs in front of 136,817. The colt finishes 1 1/4 miles in fast time, earning $27.80 for backers as Miller calls it the most important day in racing. Mellon remains composed amid the celebration, planning Sea Hero’s journey to the Preakness.
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Versailles
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Justice Finds His Swing For Braves Victory
Atlanta manager Bobby Cox compared David Justice to Thomas Edison as Justice abandoned tweaks in his batting stance. He returned to his rookie stance during the series with St. Louis, belted a two run homer in the eighth inning to lift the Braves to a 4 3 win as Atlanta snapped a 2-6 skid and improved to 13 14.
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Thomas Edison
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Talladega wild finish caps NASCAR race shocker
At Talladega Superspeedway the Winston 500 ended in drama as a rain delay, two restarts, and a late crash altered the field. Ernie Irvan surged on the final lap to win while Rusty Wallace suffered a frightening barrel roll and Dale Earnhardt battled for the lead. Wallace remained points leader with a concussion, and the finish reshaped the standings ahead of the Sonoma race.
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