Evening Middle School and Junior Varsity Games Schedule
There are 5:30 p.m. Leavelle McCampbell at LBC and 6 p.m. New Ellenton at Jackson in middle school football. Volleyball matches include South Aiken at C A Johnson. At 7 p.m. Midland Valley at South Aiken junior varsity football, Silver Bluff at Aiken, and Williston-Elko at Gilbert.
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Leavelle McCampbell
LBC
New Ellenton
Jackson
South Aiken
Aiken
C.A. Johnson
Midland Valley
Silver Bluff
Williston-Elko
Gilbert
Television Schedule Highlights for Dodgers and Bengals
At 5 35 p m the Dodgers face the Braves on WTBS in baseball action. At 8 p m the Bengals meet the Browns on WAGT TV and WOLO TV in a football game.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
WTBS
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Wagt-Tv
Wolo-Tv
Smith leads 38th South Carolina Women's Amateur after two rounds
Kelly Smith of Orangeburg shot 1 over par 73 to hold a four stroke edge at 150 after two rounds at the San tee Cooper course. Connie Ballard of Sumter is one behind, Karin Wolfe of Leesville second at 152, Suzy Ellison of Columbia third at 156 after a 75, Elaine Montano of Aiken 164, with final round set for today.
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Santee
Kelly Smith
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Smith
Connie Ballard
Sumter
Santee Cooper Resort and Country Club
Karin Wolfe
Leesville
Suzy Ellison
Columbia
Aiken
Elaine Montano
Turner Leaving USC Football Team
Reserve quarterback Pat Turner has left the South Carolina football team and will transfer to another school. Coach Joe Morrison said Turner is leaving the program and noted the decision in a brief news release. Turner, a red-shirt freshman from Canton, Georgia, played last week against Western Carolina, rushing once for four yards in a 45-24 win. South Carolina is 1-2 this season with an open date this week.
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Columbia
Pat Turner
South Carolina
Joe Morrison
Pat
Morrison
Turner
Canton
Western Carolina
South Africa
John Wagoner
Wagoner
Silver Bluff
North Augusta
Midland Valley
South Aiken
Aiken
Jeff Tilby
Keith Taylor
Tilby
Memphis State fires Dana Kirk basketball coach
Memphis State University president Thomas Carpenter announced the firing of Dana Kirk, 51, as head coach after a nationally ranked program period. The decision, described as a change in leadership for the men's basketball program, came Wednesday and followed legal counsel advice.
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Memphis, Tenn
Dana Kirk
Memphis State
Kirk
Thomas Carpenter
Carpenter
No.1 driver tips Little Brown Jug up for grabs
Delaware Ohio AP John Campbell the leading money winner this year says the Little Brown Jug is open with many contenders able to win Ami ty Chef will drive in the race, which features a record purse of 407,680 and is the second jewel of pacings Triple Crown for 3 year olds.
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Delaware, Ohio
John Campbell
Amity Chef
Pepitone criticizes drug charges after Koufax remark
Joe Pepitone, cleared of most drug charges, blasts the situation comparing it to facing ex Dodger pitching star Sandy Koufax in a heated comment signaling strong disdain for the accusations.
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Dodger
Sandy
Koufax
Joe Pepitone
Mets Fans Celebrate NL East Victory with Stadium Vandalism
New York Mets clinched the NL East with a 4 2 win over the Cubs at Shea. Fans rushed the field destroying turf and bases, police restored order after 30 minutes, turf loss estimated at 1000 square feet, one arrest for stealing a seat.
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NEW York
Dan Sellers
Brooklyn
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Sellers
Wally Backman
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Tony Fillizola
Wantagh
Peter Flynn
Jack Toon
Shea
Randall's War Horse Prep Sets Barnwell Showdown
Wagener-Salley coach Robbie Randall, former Barnwell assistant, stresses scouting and film study as his War Eagles face Barnwell Friday night. He recalls last year's state final loss and believes sophomore-heavy Barnwell remains dangerous.
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Wagener-Salley
Robbie Randall
Barnwell
Randall
War Horses
Mid-Carolina
War Eagles
Bamberg- Ehrhardt
All
Buck
Silver Bluff
James Ingram
Midland Valley
Hornets
Mike Hrubala
Clem Rogers
Eric Green
Aiken
Gerry Partridge
Football Games At Bolden Stadium Are Rescheduled
Police have arrested two 18 year old Columbia residents Tony Sims and Roger Kitt after an armed robbery and attempted armed robbery outside Bolden High School Stadium. Victims were attacked with a baseball bat after a Sept. 5 game. A 16 year old was hospitalized with gunshot wounds Friday. Games now start at 5 30 p m with two night games featuring out of town teams South Africa meets A C Flora Oct 17 and Keenan Oct 24.
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Columbia
Tony Sims
Roger Kitt
Bolden
Randy Tate
South Africa
A.C. Flora
Keenan
Thoroughbreds Face Fast Midland Valley After Pair of Losses
Wagoner’s South Aiken team starts Week 3 with two defeats and faces 0-2 Midland Valley. He warns the Yellow Jackets must sharpen defense as Midland Valley, led by sophomore Tilby and Taylor, presents a faster spread of pace and an unfamiliar split back veer.
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Wagoner
Midland Valley
Wagoner reshapes defense as South Aiken eyes improved offense
South Aiken coach Wagoner shifts players to two way roles and bets on defense to steady form after a 76 yard rush, 24 pass allowed against North Augusta. Alvin Brown will start at left tackle and also play right tackle while Reggie Landy adds guard duties. Fred Wade anchors the defense as the Thoroughbreds ready for Columbia in Conference 5-AAA play.
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Wagoner
North Augusta
Yellow Jackets
Alvin Brown
Reggie Landy
John Barker
Mike Santomauro
South Africa
Silver Bluff
Fred Wade Wade
Russ Messick
Lee Cheeks
Ross Green
Doug Smith
Shawn Patterson
Fred
South Aikien
Columbia
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Montana Falls
USC
Paul Conforti
N.Y
CHI Cubs
Clayton Chriswell
Chriswell
Oscar Caldwell
Ingram
Evans
South Airica
Spring-Monetta
St. Angela
Long Cane
Strom Thurmond
Saluda
Williston Elko
East Clarendon
Victory Baptist
Powder Spring
Wardlaw Academy
King Academy
Bolden Stadium
Bob Stoner
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