USC Aiken Takes Fourth At North Shore Intercollegiate
USC Aiken finished fourth in the North Shore Pfeiffer Intercollegiate in Sneads Ferry NC. The tournament was postponed by Hurricane Floyd. Georgia College and State University posted a three stroke win over Clayton State. Senior Gary Shankland tied for ninth with 145 as all five Pacers placed in the top 18.
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Gary Shankland
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Stars at Capitals Highlight Golf Channel Night Schedule
Sports on TV lists golf coverage on The Golf Channel from 7 p.m. and a late game stars at Capitals features at 8 to 11 30 p.m. on local schedule entries presenting upcoming broadcasts and channel designations.
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Wardlaw Steps Toward State Bid in South Carolina
Wardlaw senior quarterback Ryan Molony reflects on last season's heartbreak and eyes a spot in the SCISA state title game. Wardlaw hosts Cambridge Academy after a 48 point win over Jefferson Davis Academy as Kevin Molony and the line power the offense.
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King Academy
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Jefferson Davis Academy
Cambridge
Taneyhill
South Carolina
Morris
All-Star Honor For Aiken Player Marcus Simpkins
Marcus Simpkins of Aiken High School earned a spot on the South Carolina Shrine Bowl team, the lone local chosen among nine area players. He anchors a strong Hornets defense with Eric Stroman, helping Aiken reach near the Class AAAA Division II title game as Shrine Bowl actions set for December in Myrtle Beach and Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Memorial Stadium
North Augusta
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Jeremiah Huskins
Brent Gibbs
Williston Elko
Nick Smalls
Myrtle Beach
Midland Valley
Eric Weathersbee
Dion Simpkins
Strom Thurmond
Antwaun Hillary
Cantey signs with Penn State after standout tennis run
Roddy Cantey, a senior lefty from South Aiken High, returns from knee surgery to undefeated singles seasons and leads the Thoroughbreds to back-to-back Class AAAA titles. He signed with Penn State on Tuesday, choosing engineering or computer science as his major and selecting the Nittany Lions over Furman and The Citadel after a campus visit and resume. His coaches lauded his dedication and the move follows a long rehab and high school success.
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Cantey
Penn State
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Tallahassee
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Young Boon
Houndslake Country Club
Clemson-Clemson Center Kyle Young Embraces Rivalry lore
Clemson center Kyle Young grew up in Clemson amid Tiger talk and family ties to the program. He recalls the 1987 Williams-Brice loss and the 1992-95 lineman relatives, noting a possible bowl bid after a 28-19 win over South Carolina would ease the season.
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Wintess South Carolina
Tommy ‘Bowden
Martinez unanimous Cy Young winner for Red Sox
Jearo Martinez pitched a shutout to win the American League Cy Young Award in a unanimous vote. The 23 4 lefty joins Gaylord Perry and Randy Johnson as the only pitchers to win the honor in both leagues.
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Cy Young
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Gaylord Perry
Randy Johnson
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Baseball Writers’ Association
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Mike Mussina
New York Yankees
Mariano Rivera
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Bartol Colon
Denny McLai
Ron Guidry
Roger Clemens
Montreal
Juan Marichal
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