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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1979

Page

8

Smallen Takes Rebuilding Post at L B C Football

Gary Smallen, 29, named head football coach and athletic director at Langley Bath Clearwater High in Spartanburg to rebuild a struggling program. He plans junior varsity revival, closer coaching ties to the high school, more scouting, and community support while facing a tough schedule and a shoestring budget.

Spartanburg Langley-Bath-Clearwater High Gary Smallen Smallen Woodruff Warner Willie Airport High Broome High L-B-C Aiken Midland Valley School LBC High Graniteville High

American jockey Steve Cauthen stirs British racing fans

Steve Cauthen the 18 year old American wonder jockey wowed British racing fans at a news conference in London and set plans to ride in Britain this summer for Robert Sangster. He expected to race Saturday at Salisbury on Marquee Universal with Ring Lady and Tap On Wood also on the card.

London Steve Cauthen America Britain United States England Robert Sangster Salisbury Tod Sloan Jim Stanford Daily Mail Steve Cauthen John Oaksey Daily Telegraph James Lawton Daily Express Walton Sangster Affirmed

Calorie Counting Post Defends Dinah Shore Title

Sandra Post defends her Dinah Shore Winners Circle crown as 80 golfers vie for 37 000 to the winner in Rancho Mirage. Palmer and Stacy push fitness via daily workouts while Lopez and Carner loom as top contenders in the LPGA event.

Rancho Mirage Calif Sandra Post Palmer Sandra Palmer Hollis Stacy Mission Hills Country Club Nancy Lopez JoAnne Carner

Easter Killers Facing Hearing in Euclid Shootout

Victor Pritchett and Roderick Thomas, both in their 30s, face a Friday preliminary hearing on aggravated murder and armed robbery charges for the slaying of former Cleveland Indian Luke Easter outside a Euclid bank. Bond set at 400000 each for murder and 100000 for robbery. Easter played for the Indians from 1949 to 1954.

Euclid, Ohio Cleveland Cleveland Indians Luke Easter Euclid Robert Niccum Victor Pritchett Roderick Thomas Easter The Indians Euclid Bank

Baseball Opens Seaver Tanana Shelled In Opening Appearances

Seaver allowed seven runs in 123 innings as the Giants beat the Reds 15 1 in Cincinnati opener. Tanana struggled for Seattle, yielding nine hits and five runs as the Angels fell 5 4 to the Mariners. Umpires included rookie Ted Hendry and a group of amateurs protesting salaries and conditions.

Seaver Tanana San Francisco Giants Reds Cincinnati Larry Cox Willie Horton Leon Roberts Seattle Mariners California Angels Mike Ivie San Francisco Terry Whitfield Vida Blue Giants Seattle Roberts Frank Tanana

Major League Opens The Long Grind

A highlights reel of baseball optimism launches the season with quotes from Sparky Lyle Dave Parker Reggie Jackson Earl Weaver Bill Veeck Pete Rose George Steinbrenner Bob Lemon Lou Brock and others. The piece notes team rivalries player ambitions and landmark stats as the long 162 game grind begins.

Sparky Lyle New York Yankees Cy Young Bronx Yankees George Steinbrenner Dave Parker Pittsburgh Pirates Goliath Reggie Jackson Billy Billy Martin Earl Weaver Baltimore Orioles Orioles Milwaukee Brewers Bill Veeck Chicago White Sox Brewers California Angels Larry Hisle Sal Bando Rich Gossage Goose Gossage Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds Phillies Penthouse Magazine Reds Sparky Anderson Mike Schmidt Yankee Bob Lemon Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinal Brock

Umpires condemn Pryor as 'sold his soul' after contract

Cincinnati AP reports striking major league umpires accuse Paul Pryor of betraying the group by signing a league contract. Pryor, the sole NL contract ump, called balls in the opener as 25 umpires picketed outside Riverfront Stadium. He cites personal and financial reasons for signing and says he hopes the dispute ends soon.

Bruce Froemming Nick Colosi Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati Paul Pryor Pryor Froemming League Paul San Francisco Pittsburgh Ed Vargo

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