Red Sox President Promises Backing for Clemens
Boston team leader John Harrington voiced strong support for Roger Clemens amid allegations he threatened umpire Terry Cooney after an AL playoff game. MLB and AL officials will review incident tapes and reports before any discipline. Harrington also stressed continued efforts to re-sign Clemens as winter work begins.
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Satterfield wary of Furman clash in Southern Conference
Furman coach Jimmy Satterfield downplays Appalachian State three losses and emphasizes the 2-0 Mountaineers as the team to beat in the Southern Conference. Furman, 4-2 and 2-1, must win to stay in title contention as key league games loom for The Citadel, Wofford, Presbyterian and SC State.
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Summer Squall Aims for Breeders Cup Classic Victory
Summer Squall will run in the $3 million Breeders Cup Classic on October 27 at Belmont Park. Campbell says to win Horse of the Year, Summer Squall must win both Cup races. The field features multiple Kentucky bred runners including Summer Squall and Slavic. Mi Selecto is trained by Angel Penna Sr. Summer Squall has earnings over $1.5 million.
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Rebels win in low penalty struggle at home
Strom Thurmond edges Columbia 7 0 with three penalties total and strong defense. Opening kickoff fumble by Columbia set early tone as Allen Mealing and Trey Mitchem spark a stalled first drive. Thurmond faces Aiken next Friday at Hagood Stadium in regional clash.
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Harris eyes 150 yard games to boost Hornets toward playoffs
Harris remains undecided about college offers and emphasizes reaching 1,600 yards with 150-yard performances each game. Triplett supports giving him most carries as Hornets aim to improve and enter the playoffs.
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South Aiken JV blank Aiken 16-0 in heavy rain
South Aiken’s junior varsity shut out Aiken High 16-0 at Hagood Stadium. Tony Holmes scored the first TD on a 10 yard run, then Roberson set up the final score with a 6 yard pass to Craig Hooker. Roberson and Holmes connected again on the two-point conversion as South Aiken moved to 1-3 while Aiken fell to 4-1.
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Aiken Volleyball Sweeps Tri Match
The Aiken High girls volleyball team swept Keenan and Lexington in a tri match. Watoma Williams led with nine kills, Jennie Shaw 16 kills and three blocks with seven aces, while Becka Hoehn added 10 assists and nine aces as Aiken improved to 24-5 overall and 9-1 in Region 4 AAA. A playoff with South Aiken to claim the region title is set for Wednesday at 6 p.m. at USC Aiken.
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U S Fails to Reach Dunhill Cup Second Round
The United States is eliminated from the Dunhill Cup at St Andrews after a 242-4 loss to France in the first round. Mark Calcavecchia Tom Kite and Curtis Strange lose to Marc Farry Jean Van de Velde and Emmanuel Dussart as Australia also exits.
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SCGA Mid Amateur Plays Through Tough Course Conditions
Seals described the course as taking a pounding and compared it to a Foreman Ali fight. He would not discuss actions if Saturday's round were canceled, saying they are taking it one day at a time with options. The SCGA Mid Amateur showcases top golfers aged 30 and older.
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