Veterans Pursue Records in 1982 Baseball Season
The 1982 season opens with veterans like Pete Rose Gaylord Perry Nolan Ryan and Carl Yastrzemski chasing lifetime milestones. Rose, 41, seeks 74 hits to pass Hank Aaron and 4 191 career hits total. Perry eyeing 300 wins and more strikeouts. Ryan chasing 259 strikeouts to match, while Yaz at 43 aims to extend years with Boston and inch toward several records. The year promises pursuits of 3 000 strikeouts 300 wins and club milestones as veterans chase history.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Gaylord Perry
Nolan Ryan
Carl Yastrzemski
Philadelphia
Rose
Hank Aaron
Ty Cobb
Stan Musial
Cobb
Aaron
Willie Mays
Musial
Perry
Seattle Mariners
Ryan
Johnson
Houston
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Steve Carlton
Tom Seaver
Carlton
Seaver
Jenkins
Jim Palmer
St. Louis
Cardinal
Jim Kaat
Kaat
Boston
Yaz
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Billy Williams
Paul Waner
Honus Wagner
Wagner
Yastrzemski
Nap Lajoie
Mays
Frankie Frisch
Frangos Delivers Clutch Hit In 10th For USC Aiken
Danny Frangos delivered a two-out single in the bottom of the tenth inning to score Phil Strickland from second, giving USC Aiken a 5-4 NAIA District 6 victory over Newberry College. The Pacers improve to 19-3, while Newberry drops to 15-16.
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Usc-Aiken
Danny Frangos
Pacer
Newberry College
USC
Randy Warrick
Usc-A
Newberry
Kenny Kirkland
Pacers
Blaine Bronson
Kirkland
Robert Hardy
Vic Radcliff
Bronson
Tim Medlin
John Toth
Indians
Mark Haskett
Robbie Lindberg
Toth
Strickland
Jima Vance
Marty Shealy
Mack McElveen
Mike Hill
Vance
Jacques Gilliam
Lindberg
Joey Weatherford
Dennis Seiple
McElveen
Shealy
Nelson Rickenbacker
Seiple
Frangos
Medlin
Stage Hill Farm Tops Charleston In Polo
Stage Hill Farm, a five goal team, defeated six goal Charleston 7 to 4 at Whitney Field in a champion polo match. Darnall Boyd scored the final goal on a penalty shot as Stage Hill pulled away in the late stages.
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Stage Hill Farm
Charleston
Whitney Field
Robert Albenesius
Aiken
Darnall Boyd
Stage Hill
Norty Knox
David Widener
Bobby Knoth
Peter Poore
Larry Hudson
Knox
Rick Hartnett
Chip Limehouse
Boyd
Dave Widener
Widener
Hudson
Chukker
Hartnett
Knoth
Albenesius
Cross Creek
Country Gentleman Men
North Augusta Rolls Behind Sawyer Burr in 10-2 Win
Midland Valley High players recall Eddie Burr and Scott Sawyer as the sparks for North Augusta who sparked a 10-2 Region 3-AAAA win at Clearwater Field Friday night.
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Eddie Burr
Scott Sawyer
Midland Valley High
North Augusta
Yellow Jacket
Clearwater Field
North Augusta Pirates Baseball Rally to Top Roundup
Burr drove in four runs with three hits and Sawyer added three hits including a double and a triple as North Augusta won to improve to 4-3. The War Eagles Swansea 9 Wagener-Salley 2 featured Kirk Poole driving two hits while Williston-Elko beat Ridge Spring-Monetta 7-1. South Aiken vs Newberry was rained out and rescheduled for April 4 at Newberry.
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Burr
Sawyer
North Augusta
Wagener-Salley
Kirk Poole
War Eagles
Williston-Elko
Ridge
Monetta
Trojans
Frankie Story
Trojan
South Aiken
Newberry
Thoroughbreds
Strom Thurmond
Aiken
Lexington
Hornets
Midland Valley
Citizens Field
Edwards Wins Greensboro Open in Gusty Wind Finish
Danny Edwards shot a 3 over par 75 to win the Greater Greensboro Open by one stroke at Forest Oaks. He finished 285 total, earning $54 000 and moving into Masters and Tournament of Champions consideration. Bobby Clampett finished second at 286 with a 73 final round. Jack Renner was one under for 287.
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Greensboro
N.C
Danny Edwards
Edwards
Forest Oaks Country Club
Augusta
Carlsbad
Calif
David
Bobby Clampett
Clampett
Jack Renner
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Veterans Pursue Records
Dave LaPoint
Cardinals
Florida
Dians
RBI
Jaques Gilliam
James Davis
USA
John Petrey
Phil Strickland
Danny Triages
Daniel Wilson
Aon Hardy
Johnny Wise
Pril Jones
Scoop
Phil Jones
Sawyer, Burr
Swansea
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