Oakland A's Meet 1969-71 Orioles Revisited in World Series Talk
Former Orioles star Belanger compares Oakland 1988-90 club to 1969-71 Orioles, noting their three straight World Series appearances under Tony La Russa. He recalls 1969 and 1971 Orioles and 1989-90 A's runs, emphasizing postseason pressure, pitching depth, and the luck factor in short series.
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Field Goal Gives Aiken Hard-Fought 3-0 Victory
The Aiken Hornets defeated Thurmond 3-0 on a late first½ field goal after a tense battle. Shed Harris led rushes with 111 yards, Cedric Johnson set up the score, and Donnie Woolsey praised Aiken’s defense for key fourth‑down stands.
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Reds on verge of sweep as Reds top A's 8 3 in Oakland
Cincinnati bats explode in Game 2 led by Chris Sabo with homers in the second and third off Mike Moore. The Reds capitalize on two Oakland errors and opportunistic base running to build an 8-2 lead before Rob Dibble and Randy Myers close it. Joe Oliver airbags a fair hit on a check swing line, Jose Canseco miscues spark boos, and Tom Browning matches the moment with his first son born en route to a strong seven innings.
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Citadel and USC Renew Historic Series at Williams-Brice
The Citadel visits South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium for a 1 30 p m kickoff in a renewed series. USC seeks to pad its record after a 37 7 win over East Carolina while The Citadel aims for an upset after a 7 6 loss to UT Chattanooga.
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Citadel Faces USC at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia
The Citadel and South Carolina meet at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. The Citadel stands 3-3, USC 4-1, with South Carolina holding a dominant series lead 99-6. Tickets set at 7,500 go on sale at the Northwest Box Office at 8:30 a.m.
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Clemson Tigers Meet NC State in Textile Row Showdown
Clemson aims to rebound from a conference road loss as it travels to NC State for the Textile Row matchup broadcast on ACC Network at noon. The Wolfpack, 43 season wins and losses, seeks to bounce back after a 31 to 0 defeat to Virginia, while Clemson holds No. 22 in the current AP poll.
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North Augusta Edges Orangeburg Wilkins 12 7
North Augusta rallied for a 12 7 victory over Orangeburg Wilkinson Bruins at Yellow Jacket Stadium. The Yellow Jackets improved to 6 2 overall and 3 2 in region play while Orangeburg fell to 5 3 and 1 in region. A late drive from their own 23 yard line featured an 11 yard run by Kurt Hurst and sustained ground game by Freddie Dunbar, including a fourth and seven conversion near the Bruins 27.
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Clemson at N C State battle in Carter-Finley showdown
Clemson 5-2 visits unranked N C State 4mar at Carter Finley Stadium in a key ACC clash. Ken Hatfield leads Clemson 5-2 in his first season, while Dick Sheridan’s Wolfpack sit at 31-21-2 in his fifth year. series notes show Clemson ahead 96-21-1.
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Clemson Seeks Defense to Halt NC State
Clemson coach Hatfield expects a defensive battle in Raleigh as NC State struggles to move the ball this season. Clemson ranks second in the conference in total offense while NC State is seventh, with blowout losses to Western Carolina and Appalachian State cited.
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