In The Spotlight Returned Two Interceptions for Touchdowns
Ledgers powered a 44 10 rout of the Rams with two interception returns for touchdowns in a game highlighted on Page 3B.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1995
Page
9
Hitchcock Rehabilitation biathlon crowns weekend winners
Patti Thorpe, 28, won the women's biathlon in 1:48.03 while Bryan Jung, 18, claimed the men's title. Adrienne Thomas, 12, won the 5K in 25:10, Gene Bruschi finished 18:15, and Mary Parrish, 72, topped the one mile walk in 18:08. USC Aiken teams finished second at Francis Marion Invitational with Karl Graffte and Rainy Talbert leading their respective divisions.
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Patti Thorpe
Bryan Jung
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Thorpe
Jung
Adrienne Thomas
Ner
Gene Bruschi
Thomas
Bruschi
Mary Parrish
USCA
Florence
USC ‘Aiken
Karl Graffte
Rainy Talbert
Free Basketball Clinic at Aiken High School
A free boys basketball clinic is scheduled for Saturday at Aiken High School. Interested players must pick up a waiver form at the front desk. For more information call 641-2504 or 649-1924.
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Aiken High School
Golf USC Aiken in Radford Draper Valley Intercollegiate
Golf action highlights USC Aiken competing in the Radford Draper Valley Intercollegiate tournament. Details indicate team participation and venue in Radford, with the event set for October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC Aiken
Radford
Draper Valley
Sports On TV Schedule For Monday Night
Television guide lists Kings at Canadiens at 7 30 pm on ESPN2 followed by Brad Scott Show on SportSouth at 8 30 pm Clemson Football and Bills at Patriots on SportSouth Boxing Fight Night at the Forum airing on SportSouth and WBO? WOLO 41 p.m.
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Kings
Canadiens Trockey
Braves Take 2-0 World Series Lead on Indians
Atlanta tops Cleveland 4 2 to seize a 2 0 World Series edge. Glavine allowed three hits in six innings as Mark Wohlers closed out the ninth. Kenny Lofton stole four bases for Cleveland and Eddie Murray homered, but the Braves rallied to lead 4 2 late.
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Atlanta
Cleveland Indians
Atlanta Braves
Tribe
Glavine
Tom Glavine
Indians
Mark Wohlers
Carlos Baerga
Albert Belle
Wohlers
Braves
Cleveland
Mike Hargrove
Kenny Lofton
Eddie Murray
Chipper Jones
RBI
Dave Justice
Javier Lopez
Dennis Martinez
Bobby Cox
Maxie leads Panthers to 20 3 win over Saints
Brett Maxie, 33, career with New Orleans and return to form, seals two second half interceptions as the Panthers beat the Saints 20 3 to snap a 2 5 start and extend their winning streak. Kerry Col vins struggles as Panthers force five turnovers.
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Clemson
New Orleans Saints
Brett Maxie
Maxie
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans
Panthers
Saints
Carolina
Atlanta
Brett
Dom Capers
Carona
Kerry Colvins
Miami
Jim Everett
Aiken's Roger Earns PGA Tour Card From Nike Tour
Hugh Royer III of Aiken shot 4 over par 76 to finish seventh at the Nike Tour Championship at Settindown Creek, securing his PGA Tour card. Doyle won the event with 288, earning $45,000, while Royer’s 289 total and $9,375 pay put him ninth on the Nike Tour money list and into the 1996 PGA Tour. Brad Fabel climbed to third with a final round 69 to earn $21,250.
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Roswell
Aiken
Hugh Royer III
Settindown Creek Golf Club
Royer Royer
Allen Doyle
Finshed
Doyle
LaGrange
Timothy Finchem
Brad Fabel
Nashville
Tenn
Fabel
Psycho Pharm A Winner Dominates Locust for Aiken Polo Title
Psycho Pharm built early lead and held on to beat Locust 6 4 in the championship game of the four goal tournament at Whitney Field. Ricky Bostwick and Jimmy Watson were top scorers as the week long event drew a season high crowd.
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Psycho Pharm
Locust
Aiken Polo Club
Whitney Field
Stone Ferry
Northwestern Mutual
Ricky Bostwick
Jimmy Watson
Bostwick
Watson
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