Hart named Braves president of baseball operations
Braves executive John Hart accepted a three year contract to serve as president of baseball operations, ending the team’s GM search and replacing Frank Wren. Hart, 66, will be based in Atlanta with John Schuerholz describing him as a proven builder of winning staffs and teams. Assistant GM John Cappolella will serve as Hart’s right hand as the club eyes its Cobb County stadium era.
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TV Highlights Sports Schedule for Martinsville to Chicago
A dense listing of TV highlights across NASCAR Sprint Cup Truck Series and Goody's 500 prep at Martinsville Virginia, plus college football action from South Florida to Boise State, golf tours including Perth International and Mc Gladrey Classic, plus the World Series Game 3 and CONCACAF Championship semifinals in Chester and Chicago MLS matchups.
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Compton opens at Mc Gladrey with 65 and early share
Erik Compton shot a five under 65 to grab a share of the early lead at the Mc Gladrey Classic in Georgia. He has prior ties to the area including an SEC Championship at Sea Island and the 2001 Walker Cup at Ocean Forest, underscoring his local familiarity as others vie for the opening-round advantage.
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Pacer women host annual Fun Raising Dinner at USC Aiken
The USC Aiken Pacers will stage their 11th annual Fun Raising Dinner at the Convocation Center on Saturday. Tickets are 15 dollars and include Outback Steak, sides, salad and a beverage, with seating from 5 to 6 pm. Attendees will watch a Pacers scrimmage afterward and can arrange tickets by calling 803-641-3491 or emailing coach Mike Brandt.
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