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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1970

Page

6

Intrepid Wins First 1970 America's Cup Race

The New York Yacht Club’s Intrepid defeats Gretel II in the opening best of seven series after a 22 hour decision period. Officials ruled no fouls occurred near the start while tensions over right of way rules prompted protest flags from Gretel II.

Newport R.I Sea Lawyers Intrepid New York Yacht Club United States Gretel Il Gretel II Steve van Dyke van Dyke Bill Ficker UPI

Clemson Passes First Test Despite Tough Road Ahead

Clemson coach Hootie Ingram conceded that Virginia has a strong ball club after a 1973 season opening win by the Cavaliers over Virginia Tech. Clemson’s Ray Yauger ran 82 yards on 19 carries for 1810 season yards and sophomore Ben Anderson impressed in his first varsity game as Clem son faced Citadel and North Augusta’s Ben Watson contributed when healthy.

Clemson Hootie Ingram Virginia Cavaliers Blacksburg Virginia Tech Ingram Jerry Claiborne Tech Virginia Ray Yauger Yauger Uniontown Ray Mathews Buddy Gore Ben Anderson Edgefield Anderson North Augusta Ben Watson Citadel

Dream Ends In Death At Gold Cup Regatta

Speedboat racer Tommy Tucker Fults, 29, of Seattle, was killed at Mission Bay when his unlimited hydroplane Li l Buzzard buried a sponson and capsized during a practice run. He was pronounced dead after arrival at Scripps Memorial Hospital.

San Diego Calif Tommy “Tucker Fults Mission Bay Seattle Wash Scripps Memorial Hospital

Aiken High JV Ready for Batesburg-Leesville Tonight

Aiken High School Junior Varsity, after a vacation week, hosts Batesburg-Leesville Jayvees at Hagood Stadium at 7:30. Coach Clarence Jackson cites improved readiness after a 28-6 loss and notes lineup changes due to injuries. The defense anchors the team as two platoon play returns. Junior high games also on Hagood Stadium schedule with Graniteville and Jefferson matches.

R. Jeffry Shannon Aiken High Hornets Jayvees Batesburg - Leesville Hagood Stadium Hunter - Wingard Clarence Jackson Jackson David Bell Manly Duke Bernard Walker Ronnie Lewis Schofield Stadium Aiken Junior High Graniteville New Ellenton Bath Jefferson Tigh

Pirates Open Two Game Gap In NL East Race

Pirates beat Philadelphia 5-3 to grow a two game lead over Chicago and New York as Montreal shocked New York 4-2 and Gibson won his 22nd for St. Louis in an 8-1 win over Chicago. Santo homered for Chicago.

L. Pet. G Pittsburgh Chicago New York St. Louis Treat Incinnati Eles Ouston Pirates Associated Press Montreal Expos Bob Gibson Philadelphia Montreal Gibson Cincinnati Phillie Ron Santo

Cecil Travis Keeps Farm Ties After Baseball Fame

Cecil Travis, 56, runner up to Ted Williams with a .359 batting average in 1941, owns a 250 acre farm in Riverdale Georgia where he was born. Travis previously played shortstop and third base for the Washington Senators, the team Williams mentored.

Cecil Travis Ted Williams Riverdale Travis Washington Senators Williams

Ashe Turns Professional in World Championship Tennis Contract

Arthur Ashe, the No. 2 American, signed a five year deal with Lamar Hunt's World Championship Tennis tour, worth over 750000 dollars. He said the move reflects a new direction for tennis and cited the absence of open Davis Cup competition as a factor. Pasarell and Lutz also joined the tour, while Ashe emphasized money was not his primary motive.

New York Arthur Ashe Ashe Charles Pasarell Bob Lutz Lamar Hunt Richmond Hunt United States

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