South Carolina awards first women’s scholarships across six sports
The University of South Carolina granted its first women’s scholarships to 17 students across six sports, marking a milestone for female athletics at the university.
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Bastrop shuts out Monroe in Legion baseball
Bastrop won 5-0 at home as Dave Wisener pitched a three hitter to blank Monroe. Tab Musgrove led Bastrop with two singles while Lester Pinkard hit a triple and Ed Thomas a double. Monroe’s John Arthur took the loss, giving up two runs in the first and third innings.
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Deadline Today For Knights of Pythias Softball Tournament
The Knights of Pythias tournament set for June 28-29 has a few openings. Deadline to enter is today with a $40 fee sent to Hibbard Posey or Harper. Games will be on Monroe recreation fields.
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Myers Hunnicutt Win Mid-Summer Four-Ball Classic
Scott Myers and Jack Hunnicutt won the Selman Field Mid-Summer Four-Ball Classic in a playoff over James Harris and Ed Davis after both teams posted 27-hole scores of 9, a tournament record. Harris and Davis had been mislisted as winners in Monday morning World.
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Bench Holds Cincinnati Power In Braves Win
Johnny Bench contributed a home run and a key double as Cincinnati beat Atlanta 8-4 to extend their strong run. Bench, resting at times from catcher duties, moved to left field occasionally and explained the relief helps his RBI lead and power pace. Manager Sparky Anderson praised the strategic move while Mike Lum and Bill Plummer added key homers.
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Medich Wins as Singer Struggles in AL Action
Bruce Lowitt reports Doc Medich rebounded from a losing streak with an eight hitter as the Yankees topped the Orioles 6-1. Bill Singer labored despite a late no hit bid, allowing only one hit through nine innings before Texas beat California 1-0 in 13 innings. Other AL results: Oakland over Minnesota 5-2. Cleveland over Boston 11-3. Milwaukee over Detroit 8-4.
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Jackson Holds Narrow Lead In 1975 AL All Star Balloting
Reggie Jackson leads the American League outfield voting with 569 663 votes as of week three, edging Joe Rudi and Jeff Burroughs. Rod Carew remains the overall AL favorite with 1 055 063 votes, while Thurman Munson and Bert Campaneris hold solid leads at catcher and shortstop respectively.
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Pressure Sees Strange Lead NCAA Golf Chase
Curtis Strange the defending NCAA champion embraces the pressure of leading Wake Forest as opening rounds begin in Columbus Ohio He aims to refine his putting and stay in school for four years while teammate Jay Haas pursues low amateur honors and a strong field of 238 players competes across a 6800 yard Scarlet course with finals set for Friday and Saturday.
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McKinney Presses Discrimination Bill At Hearing
Rep Stewart McKinney and four House members along with Sen Birch Bayh push new federal rules implementing Title IX of the 1972 Education Act. McKinney says daughters deserve equal athletic opportunity and cites disparities in men's and women's expenditures. Bayh cites ongoing education discrimination and moderates his stance, noting progress and flaws in the regulations while promising possible fixes after implementation.
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