Aiken Team Tennis Introduces New Fourby Four Format
Allen Riddick brings a fresh team tennis concept to Aiken Recreation. Teams of eight compete in a six team league at Virginia Acres Park with five sets per match including singles doubles and a mixed doubles. The aim is to win the most games, fostering team loyalty over individual play.
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Allen Riddick
Aiken
Orangeburg
Riddick
Virginia Acres Park
Recreation Department
H. Odell Weeks Center
Joe Alexander
The
Lobsters
Alexander
Sheilah Perry
Poachers
Perry
Tonight's high school games on tap across region
Aiken Standard lists Friday October 27 1978 games including Orangeburg Wilk at Aiken Lexington at North Augusta RSM at Wagener Salley Bamberg Ehrhardt at Graniteville Jackson at Blackville St Angela at North Winnsboro at LS-LC.
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Orangeburg-Wilk
Aiken Lexington
North Augusta
RSM
Wagener-Salley
Bamberg-Ehr
Graniteville
Jackson
Blackville
St. Angela
North Winnsboro
L-B
State Roundup: Clemson and South Carolina Seek Wins
Clemson heads to Raleigh for an ACC clash with North Carolina State as both teams sit 5-1 overall and 2-1 in league play. South Carolina hosts North Carolina aiming to avenge last year’s 17-0 defeat while riding a 2-game win streak.
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Clemson
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tigers
Charlie Pell
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Gamecocks
Tar Heels
Williams-Brice Stadium
Delaware
Charleston
Citadel
Fur
Wolfpack
State
Ted Brown
Jim Carlen
Mississippi
North Carolina Central
Bulldogs
South Carolina State
Blue Hens
Johnson Hagood
Appalachian State
Pacers Stretch Win Streak To 12
The USC Aiken women's volleyball team extended its winning streak to twelve by sweeping Coastal Carolina and Limestone College. They host Clemson University and Columbia College at 4 PM at the USC Aiken Student Activities Center, with a rematch looming against Clemson. Limestone also defeated Coastal Carolina in two sets.
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Usc-Aiken
Coastal Carolina
Limestone College
Pacers
Usc-A
Clemson University
Columbia College
Clemson
Tigers
Limestone
Aiken JV Rips Orangeburg-Wilkinson With 20-6 Victory
Aiken High Junior Varsity surprised Orangeburg-Wilkinson JV 20-6 on the road. Mark Pascal scored two first half touchdowns to stake a 14-6 lead, Moses Counts added a fourth quarter TD, and coach John Wagoner praised Pascal Danor Renew and the defense as crucial to the win improving Aiken to 4-3.
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Orangeburg
Aiken High
Orangeburg-Wilkinson High
Pascal
Green Hornet
Moses Counts
Aiken
John Wagoner
Randy Danor
Myron Renew
North Augusta Defeats Kennedy in 8-0 Junior High Clash
North Augusta Junior High edged Kennedy Junior High 8-0 last night to move Kennedy to 3-3. The game stayed scoreless until six minutes left when Stevie Cartledge sprinted 67 yards for a touchdown.
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Kennedy Junior High
North Augusta Junior High
Kennedy
North Augusta
Stevie Cartledge
Vikings Down Cowboys 21-10 Behind Tarkenton Passing
Minnesota surged past Dallas 21-10 as Fran Tarkenton threw two touchdowns and operated a shifted offense. The win lifts the Vikings to 5-4, while the Cowboys drop to 6-3 and exit the NFC East lead race. Tarkenton connected with Chuck Foreman on a 4 yard score after a fumbled kickoff.
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Vikings
Dallas
Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Washington
Fran Tarkenton
Tampa Bay
Tom Landry
Roger
Staubach
Fran
Chuck Foreman
McLendon Opens PGA Pensacola Lead With 65
Mac McLendon fired a seven under par 65 to lead the Pensacola Open after the first round at Perdido Bay Country Club. He moved to 7 under and noted learning the course after a pro-am appearance. Rookie Lon Nielsen of Belle Plaine followed with 66 for second place.
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Pensacola, Fla
Mac McLendon
Pensacola
Perdido Bay Country Club
Lance
McLendon
Lon Nielsen
Belle Plaine
Iowa
Umpires and Rules in Baseball Judgment
The article discusses the Reggie Jackson incident in the World Series and the role of umpires in determining rulings on close plays. It recalls Grantland Rice on playing the game and tells a sandlot tale where a young boy learns fairness and the limits of rules through an umpire's unseen call.
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Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Yankees
Grantland Rice
New England
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