Gaffney assistant to become a Tiger
By LARRY HILLIARD Ledger Sports Editor larry@gaffneyledger.com
      Gaffney assistant coach Marcus Bradley knows he's been in good company during his brief coaching career. Bradley will become a football graduate assistant at Clemson University either in the fall or next spring. He'll be serving as a weight and conditioning coach.
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Gaffney golfers lead pack
By LARRY HILLIARD Ledger Sports Editor larry@gaffneyledger.com
      The Gaffney Indians proved too much for the 19-team field at the Hartman Memorial on Monday. The Indians shot a 312 for a 5-shot, firstround lead over Pinewood Prep. Blythewood was third with a 319. Gaffney golf coach Todd Coggins said the Indians must duplicate Tuesday's effort during today's final round.
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Gaffney track teams make strides in region
By LARRY HILLIARD Ledger Sports Editor larry@gaffneyledger.com
      Move over Dorman and Spartanburg. There's a new region contender - the Gaffney Indians. The Gaffney boys track team finished its region schedule with a 4-2 record after beating Mauldin and Hillcrest last Thursday. The Indians' only losses were to perennial powers Dorman and Spartanburg.
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BRIEFS
      Local Gamecock Club meeting April 8 The Spartanburg-Cherokee- Greenville Gamecock clubs will hold its spring meeting at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Tuesday, April 8, with dinner starting at 5:30 p.m. and the program starting at 7 p.m. The guest speakers will be Steve Spurrier and administrative staff.
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     Ledger photo by LARRY HILLIARD SAFE AT THIRD- Clay Phillips reaches third safely during a local Cal Ripken League preseason game on Tuesday. The league begins its annual preseason tournament on Friday with games in all three divisions.
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Gaffney jayvees capture tourney
STAFF REPORTS
      The Gaffney junior varsity golf team used the home course to its advantage to capture the 2008 Indian Invitational Tournament on Tuesday. Fourteen teams competed in the event. Gaffney shot a 318 to finish four strokes ahead of Easley. Boiling Springs finished third with a 323.
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Republicans issue new Clemens report
ASSOCIATED PRESS
      The Roger Clemens vs. Brian McNamee dispute over whether the seven-time Cy Young Award winner took performance-enhancing drugs has become a feud between Republicans and Democrats.
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Cards hope to maintain momentum
ASSOCIATED PRESS
      LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Rick Pitino told everybody his team was not in a shooting slump. After shooting just 39 percent in consecutive losses to Georgetown and Pittsburgh, Louisville won its first two games of the NCAA tournament by a combined 48 points.
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