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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1998
Page
16
Berkley researchers used computers and fish testing to identify key traits that attract bass in crankbaits. The result is Frenzy, a new family of hard baits hitting US shelves this summer, with Berkley promising science guided design.
Fishing remains strong with black bass schooling at blowthroughs and points. Anglers report crappie biting minnow and mini jig around brush in shallow 5 ft water and bream, bluegill, shellcracker spawning near full moon. Largemouth bass schooling with topwater baits and plastic lizards, plus striper, hybrid, and catfish action across the Savannah River area.
Michael Jordan and Karl Malone headline the All-NBA picks, each earning maximum points and first-team votes for the 10th time. Tim Duncan, Shaquille O Neal, and Gary Payton join them on the first team, with Grant Hill, Vin Baker, David Robinson, Tim Hardaway, Rod Strickland among the second team and Scottie Pippen, Glen Rice, Dikembe Mutombo, Mitch Richmond, Reggie Miller on the third.
Strom Thurmond High School senior Anthony Daise signed a letter of intent to play for Wingate University in North Carolina. Daise averaged 15.7 points 6.5 rebounds 5.8 assists and 26 steals per game, choosing Wingate over several offers. He is 6 feet 4 inches and the Region 4 AAA player of the year, expected to play guard roles.
The top five Daytona 500 finishers Earnhardt Labonte Mayfield Schrader and Wallace can share a $1 million bonus if they win Sunday at Charlotte. Earnhardt qualified 27th as the 25 starting spots were set for the 43 car grid. Wallace was fourth Labonte sixth Mayfield 12th Schrader 14th.
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