Television Today Highlight Schedule For Tonight
At 5 35 p m Montreal Expos face Atlanta Braves on WTBS 8 30 p m Detroit Pistons clash with Atlanta Hawks in NBA Playoffs 9 30 p m NHL Playoffs on ESPN and 10 30 p m Golden State Warriors visit Los Angeles Lakers on WTBS adjust times for listing format
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Local Schedule Highlights for May Games
Today events include Toda Silver Bluff at Aiken in golf at 4 p.m. Northwestern at North Augusta soccer playoffs and South Aiken versus the Middle ton Stall at Garrett High School in Charleston at 7:30 p.m. Thursday May 7 North Augusta at Sweetwater Invitational golf at 4 30 p.m. and 5 30 p.m. Friday May 8 Aiken faces St John Garrett winner in Darlington at 6 p.m. USC Aiken baseball District 6 playoffs против Wofford in Sumter at 1 p.m.
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Giants Third Baseman Chris Brown Suffered Broken Jaw
San Francisco Giants third baseman Chris Brown was hit by a Danny Cox pitch in the seventh inning, breaking his left jaw and leading to possible surgery. Brown, batting .254 with four homers and 11 RBIs, was taken to Jewish Hospital with a decision on his status expected Tuesday.
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Sport Aid Race Against Time to expand in 1988
Sport Aid plans a September 1988 Race Against Time to involve all countries and territories, building on last year’s effort that raised about 35 million dollars for famine victims in 25 African nations. Bob Geldof will not participate this time, returning to his music career. South Aiken High School hosts its Winter Sports Banquet for basketball teams and cheerleaders in the commons at 7 30 p m with free admission for parents and athletes and a 3 dollar charge for guests.
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Moore Wagoner Duo Edges In Carolinas Pro Am Tie
North Augusta hosts the Carolinas Pro Am where Dave Moore and Phil Wagoner tied for first at 16 under par 56. Moore led his team with Matt Murphy Neil Smith and Jack Whitney while Wagoner paired with Wayne Pulliam Donnie Harris and Conrad Rhodes. Each pro earned 112 dollars with their amateurs also winning gifts.
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Braves Rally Past Expos 10-7 in Montral Night Action
Atlanta pitcher David Palmer not at his best yet earned his first win as the Braves collected 12 hits. Tim Wallach homered three times for Montreal with six RBI but took the loss while Ozzie Virgil Dale Murphy and Dion James powered Atlanta scoring in five innings to seize control. Palmer allowed five runs over five innings and Jim Acker closed with three scoreless frames for the save.
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NBA Playoffs Tip Off With Lakers Challenge for Warriors
The Golden State Warriors seek to rebound from a 2-0 deficit as they face the Los Angeles Lakers in a showdown that harks back to a 1956 Pistons feat. Los Angeles held a 65-17 mark, while Golden State eyes an upset with Purvis Short leading the charge.
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Davis Labor Day Weekend Sparked Reds Power Surge
Reds center fielder Eric Davis ripped five homers in a three game span, including two grand slams, with 11 RBIs and seven runs scored. He posted a .692 average for the stretch and a 1.923 slugging percentage while lifting season marks to top league batting, homers and RBIs. He also led in hits and stolen bases, sparking talk of a rare Triple Crown pursuit.
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Eric Davis Poised for Baseball Triple Crown Run
Sports writer notes Eric Davis leads in all Triple Crown categories and could win the stolen base title. He faces competition from Cardinals’ Coleman and Expos’ Tim Raines, with Davis’ speed and power described as elite and his career rising after a slow start and breakout 1986 season.
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