HAPPENINGS AT LEXINGTON COUNTY BASEBALL STADIUM
Posted 8/2/18
Members of the Fort Jackson First Responders and the Lexington County Emergency Medical Services got together on July 28 for a softball contest billed as the Battle of the Badge. It was part of Fort …
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HAPPENINGS AT LEXINGTON COUNTY BASEBALL STADIUM
PHOTO COURTESY OF LAWSON ESTRIDGE
PHOTO COURTESY OF LAWSON ESTRIDGE
(ABOVE) Blowie poses with Brigadier Gen. Milford “Beags” Beagle Jr., the commanding general at Fort Jackson. An Enoree native who graduated from South Carolina State University, he threw the f
(LEFT) Fort Jackson soldiers delight in the Dippin’ Dots sold at Lexington County Baseball Stadium.
PHOTO BY THOMAS GRANT JR. | CHRONICLE
(ABOVE) Chris Clary steals second base in the third inning of the game won by the Bacon 4-1.
PHOTO BY THOMAS GRANT JR. | CHRONICLE
(LEFT) Lexington County Blowfish pitcher Frankie Fernandez threw 4 1/3 scoreless innings in relief against the Macon Bascon on July 26.
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Members of the Fort Jackson First Responders and the Lexington County Emergency Medical Services got together on July 28 for a softball contest billed as the Battle of the Badge. It was part of Fort Jackson Military Appreciation Night at Lexington County Baseball Stadium where both miliary and first responders were recognized by the Lexington County Blowfish. See story on an effort by the Blowfish to collect bats for youth in the country of Belize on A1 of this week’s Chronicle.
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