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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1974

Page

8

Watson Opens Kemper with Course Record 65 in Charlotte

Tom Watson, 24, grabbed the first round lead at the Kemper Open with a course-record 65, seven under, amid a crowded field. Bruce Crampton was one stroke back at 66, while legends like Palmer and Nicklaus posted 70 and 71 respectively in muggy Charlotte weather.

Bruce Crampton Laus Gary Player Sam Snead Lee Trevino Lee Elder Johnny Miller Tom Weiskopf Tom Watson Watson

USC Aiken adds third year program amid athletic transition

University of South Carolina at Aiken announces a third year academic option for next year triggering Pacers schedule shifts and conference changes. Coach Lew Perkins faces recruiting and facility hurdles while signing eight prospects and planning a Thanksgiving basketball tournament and new baseball field details.

University of South Carolina At Aiken Lew Perkins Pacers USCA Palmetto Athletic Conference Perkins NCAA Aiken Standard Aiken High Willie Perry Jackson High Bill Weeks Donald Harris Rufus Wilson David Montgomery Lower Richland High School Columbia Rusty Harrel Keenan High School Edwin Barfield Bryan Thomas Garrett High School Charleston Don Frye Higher Education Commission North Augusta High School DeKalb of Atlanta Tennessee North Carolina

Plunkett Leads All-South Independent Baseball Team

A trio with batting averages over .400 and three pitchers with a 35-6 combined record head the All-South Independent team selected by sports information directors. Wilson Plunkett of Southern Mississippi tops hitters with .453, Jerry Stamps and Jim Hively of South Alabama also hitting over .400. Pitchers Stan Jakubowski, Earl Bass, and Pete Manos posted sub-1.50 ERAs. Other selections include H. F. Reagin Georgia Tech, Randy Davidson FSU, Jim Morrison Georgia Southern, Wayne Krenechicki Miami, John Gambrell South Carolina, and Rich Katz Jacksonville.

Tallahassee Fla Wilson Plunkett Southern Mississippi Jerry Stamps South Alabama Jim Hively Stan Jakubowski Miami Earl Bass South Carolina Pete Manos Georgia Southern H. F. Reagin Georgia Tech Randy Davidson Florida State Jim Morrison Wayne Krenechicki John Gambrell Rich Katz Jacksonville Ted Loehr Stetson Jerry Brust Danny Parks Memphis State Ron Scott Orlando Gonzalez

American League softball scores

Wednesday night results show Pizza Villa No 1 beating Beech Island Construction 7 to 3 861st Radar Squadron defeated Quattlebaum Contractors 10 to 2 City of Aiken topped Southern Bell 12 to 7 all in the recreation department standings.

Racing Roundup from Belmont to Sportsman's Park

Racing Roundup reports Ponte Vecchio won the Shirley Jones Purse at Belmont by one length over Flo's Pleasure. Nash Flash captured the Silky Sullivan Purse at Suffolk Downs. R. Tom Can won the Monmouth Park feature by 1 1/2 lengths over Candy Jar. Kevin's Joy outran Singaling by seven lengths for the Michigan Avenue Purse at Sportsman's Park.

Associated Press New York Ponte Vecchio Belmont Park Flo's Pleasure Boston Nash Flash Pooo Silky Sullivan Suffolk Downs Oceanport N.J R. Tom Can Monmouth Park Candy Jar Chicago Kevin’s Joy Singaling Michigan Avenue Sportsman's Park

Pete Rose tops Reds in most batting records after 1600 games

Pete Rose, after more than 1 600 games with the Cincinnati Reds, holds the club’s bulk of batting records, underscoring his enduring mark in franchise history.

Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose

Bonham Steers Cubs To 5-3 Victory Over Giants

Bill Bonham overcome a rough start to record seven strikeouts and a key two run double by Jerry Morales in the eighth as the Cubs beat the Giants 5-3. Morales provided the decisive hit after Cardenal and Monday sparked a late rally.

Chicago Bill Bonham Bull Bonham Cubs San Francisco Giants Jerry Morales Houston Montreal Bonham Whitey Lockman Tito Fuentes Garry Maddox Lockman Ed Goodson Elias Sosa Jose Cardenal Rick Monday Morales Sosa Maddox Gary Thomasson Billy Williams Williams Dave Rader Fuentes Don Kessinger Cardenal Astros Expos Tommy Helms Milt May Hal Breeden Bob Gallagher Helms Tommy Davis

Post 26 Opens Season With 21-1 Victory Over Orangeburg

Aiken's American Legion Post 26 defeated Orangeburg Post 4 21-1 to wrap up its exhibition schedule. The defending state champions posted a 2-2 mark, beating Greenwood Post 20 16-5, but losing to Greenwood 6-4 and Orangeburg 8-0. They will host Irmo at Citizens Field Thursday at 7 30 p.m.

Citizens Field Aiken American Legion Post Orangeburg Post Post 26 Greenwood Post Greenwood Orangeburg Irma

League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights

The batting leaders include Carew Min .407 and R Jackson Oak .399 with Campaneris Oak 35 runs and Yastrzemski Ben 30. Burroughs Tex drives 48 RBIs while R Jackson Oak adds 40, and Burroughs Tex leads with 61 hits. Oak dominates doubles with Rudi 17 and Burroughs 14. Jackson Oak and Horton Det top home runs with 13 and 12 respectively. North Oak 21 stolen bases and Patek KC 16. Pitching shows G Perry Cle 8 1 and Fingers Oak 5 1. N Ryan Cal 99 strikeouts and Blyleven Min 76. In the National League Garr All .391 and R Smith StL 371 lead runs, with Bonds SF 43 RBIs and Wynn LA 39. Garr Atl 81 hits and Maddox SF 69. Rose Cin 15 and Garvey LA 14 doubles. Oliver Pyh 6 and Garr Atl 6 triples. Wynn LA 14 and Garvey LA 11 home runs, Brock StL 30 steals, Cedeno Htll 26. Seaver NY 79 strikeouts and Niekro Atl 70.

Associated Press Carew Min R.jackson Oak Campaneris Yastrzemski Ben Mayberry Burroughs Tex R. Jackson Rudi D.evans R. White Rivers Cal Otis Wohlford W. Horton Det Briggs Mil North Patek G.perry Cle Garr R Smith Bonds Wynn Garvey Atl Maddox Rose Cin A.oliver Pyh Brock Stl Cedeno Htll John Griffin Hun Seaver P.niekro

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