Doubles Seeds Rally At World of Doubles Championship
In The Woodlands Texas the second seed Tom Okker Wojtek Fibak lost the first set 6-7 then beat Ferdi Taygan Bill Maze 6-7 6-4 6-4. Woody Blocher Dick Bohrnstedt defeated Peter Fleming Erik van Dillen 6-4 7-6 in first round action. In San Antonio Texas Ilana Kloss beat Dianne Fromholtz 7-6 6-4 in the Women in Tennis International Tournament. Pam Teeguarden upset 8th seed Stacy Margolin 7-5 5-7 6-3. Marise Kruger advanced as seed No 2.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Tuesday results from the American League and National League show Baltimore beating Boston 3-2 while Detroit topped New York 7-6 and Chicago edged Minnesota 8-6. Standings list Boston, New York, Milwaukee, and Baltimore in AL East with varied gains, while LA, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia lead NL races with multiple games in hand. Trades and roster moves fill a busy day, including Mark Wiley to Toronto’s Blue Jays and signings across NFL and CFL. coach and executive appointments noted in Mets circles.
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Aiken tops St. Angela in season opener tri meet
St. Angela suffers first loss of season as Aiken under coach Barbara Garlinger edges St. Angela in final after opening wins over Brookland Cayce. St. Angela criticizes serving. Aiken credits team effort and consistency. next matches set with Williston-Elko and Jackson, and Orangeburg Wilkinson.
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Jackson's Substitutes Capture Tri Match Win
Jackson's volleyball team swept a tri match after a rare loss. The Indians defeated Hunter Kinard 15-1 15-2 then beat Blackville 15-11 15-7 before a 12-15 15-3 15-5 win over Blackville. Coach Becky Wetzel praised substitutes Sheila Stevenson and Daffney McRae and noted the upcoming tri match at Williston with St Angela and Williston Elko.
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Graniteville Volleyball Improves to 6 1 in Tri-Match Run
Graniteville High Rockets move to 6 1 with wins over L B C and Bamberg Ehrhardt. Williston Elko and Wagner Salley see RSM sweep Wagener Salley in a Wagener Salley tri match. Bertha Williams Sally Jane Leaphart Shirley Jeffry Patricia Williams Glenda Lott praised by coach. Jean Johnson lauds Sarah Curry Dean Garrett Kay Cook for net play and serving.
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N A Captures Conference Win Over Orangeburg
North Augusta girls volleyball defeated Orangeburg-Wilkinson in conference play 15-8 15-1 in Orangeburg. Coach Diane Shuler praised Leigh Thagan and Kathy Hudgins serving as the Yellow Jackets prepare for a next match at Airport.
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Mixed Bowling League Forming At Park Lanes
Jim Snell invites bowlers to join a mixed league starting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Park Lanes. Interested players should call 648 0018 to join.
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Saints Boosters Sponsor Family Supper
St. Angela's Booster Club hosts a covered dish supper tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the St. Angela Gym. Each family should bring enough food for themselves plus two guests.
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