Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Moore brought Doby’s story to life in his book
Eleven lines on a plaque are hardly enough to tell the entire Larry Doby story.
Last call
When he reached the age of 30, Vonnie Holliday began terming himself as a dinosaur in the young man's world which is the National Football League.
First time around nets Lugoff-Elgin shooters a second
Imagine going to an auction and buying an item which you have wanted for some time. Then, once you get it home, you have no idea what to do with it.
Rizers' front office is hardly a one-man show
As he looked into purchasing an American Basketball Association franchise, the first person Devin Lee told as to his plans was his wife and former Lugoff-Elgin track and basketball player, Nikia Knox-Lee.
Council to lead Rizers in first ABA campaign
-I (Camden, S.C.) sports editor
Robinson, Junior 17ers blank Bennettsville, 2-0
Brock Robinson has been the Kershaw County Junior Post 17's money pitcher all season long. Monday night, Robinson helped KC cash in.
Sizzling sounds
As if a Kershaw County summer needed more sizzle, that's what music fans will get when Jammin' in July returns Saturday to Historic Camden for the 17th edition of the popular evening of music.
La Cloche casts its spell over field in Voodoo Dancer victory
La Cloche, a 5-year-old half-sister to multiple graded stakes winner Winter Memories, won Sunday's $90,000 Voodoo Dancer Stakes at Belmont Park.
Sumter upends P-17 in season finale, 16-6
SUMTER -- With a League III title already in hand and the American Legion baseball state playoffs waiting next week, the Sumter P-15's could have come out and laid an egg in its final regular-season game against Kershaw County on Thursday at Riley Park.
Lite ’em Up hoping to catch fire in World Series at the beach
Having already conquered the state of South Carolina, the Kershaw County-based Lite 'em Up girls' fast-pitch softball team is ready to take on the world.
Lexington forfeits to Post 17
Having already locked down second place in the League IV American Legion baseball race, Lexington forfeited Tuesday night's scheduled road game against Kershaw County Post 17. The contest was to have been the final league contest for both teams.
Thunder on the drag strip
HARTSVILLE --- The "House of Speed" rocked as the 8th Annual Sonny Greer Memorial Race rolled at Darlington Dragway June 8-9.
KC Northern loses, wins in a matter of moments
Funny how one simple flip of the coin can change a team's entire disposition.
Lexington bats heat up in 21-7 win over P-17ers
With their slim state playoff chances hanging tenuously in the balance, Kershaw County Post 17 picked the wrong team with which to finish out the League IV regular season.
P-17 keeps playoff hopes flickering with 11-1 victory over Dalzell-Shaw
Having been left for being dead in the water a week ago, the Kershaw County American Legion team has not held up the third finger to signal that they are drowning.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
Still jumping at 79
The 79th annual Hunter Trials, sponsored by the Camden Hunt, will take place Saturday beginning at 9 a.m., at Hunter Trial Hill on Knights Hill Road, across the street from the Springdale Race Course.
White’s commitment pays off with PSU-Fayette signing
After having played football for his first two years at Camden High School, Xavier White decided to hang up his cleats and dive head first into wrestling following his sophomore season.
Jones prepared to take next step in football journey at North Greenville
Dakota Jones was asked to step out of his comfort zone in Lugoff-Elgin's defensive scheme last fall.
Bowers will keep getting his kicks at Erskine
Growing up, Brandon Bowers was told by his coaches that he was too small to be any good at sports.
Cauthen latest in long line of Dogs headed to Newberry
There is nothing like familir faces to make you feel at home.
Wilson has high hopes after signing with Wolves
D.J. Wilson has always stood out above the crowd. But it was not until the fifth grade when he had a birds-eye view of life.
Cutting to the Chase
For most of his young life, Chase Truesdale spent his falls playing football before switching over the basketball in December.
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