Burgess Gets A Chance In Sunday's Polo Match
Notty Knox Jr. ends his season yesterday while Walter Burgess debuts for Ess Kay Farms in a 9-4 win over Columbia at Whitney Field. Burgess, 20, comes from Maryland and has trained with Potomac Polo Club, with two matches left before team pony ships next month. Two matches are set for next Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m.
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Mahler Tosses Second Shutout In Five Hit gem
Atlanta right-hander Rick Mahler fired five hits allowed, five strikeouts, and one walk to post a 5-0 win over Houston for his second shutout in a week. Dale Murphy and Bob Horner provided the power with a two run homer and a solo shot as Atlanta moved to 5-0 in a season with Joe Torre praising Mahler's command. Nolan Ryan suffered the loss. Phillies beat Expos 1-0 behind Mike Krukow's three hitter.
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National League scores and late rallies reshape several games
Krukow says the league is tough as Maddox drives in the only run with a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth off Ray Burris. Iorg singles in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Cardinals past the Pirates and end a skid. Leonard leads the Giants over the Reds with a first inning single and a late sac fly, aided by two wild pitches. Falcone gets the win as the Mets edge the Cubs 5 4 keyed by Foster’s homer and Morales and Moreland solo shots.
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al Holland
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George Foster
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Pete Falcone
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Keith Moreland
Yankees Open Season With Doubleheader Losses to White Sox
The New York Yankees opened their 1982 season with a doubleheader loss to the Chicago White Sox at Yankee Stadium. Bill Almon starred with five hits, including a 12th inning 425-foot triple, and scored the decisive run in the opener as Chicago won 7-6 in 12 innings. the nightcap finished 2-0.
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Clemson Prevails In The Battle Of Rivals
Clemson defeated South Carolina 4-1 in the second game of a series as Jimmy Key limited the Gamecocks to eight hits and four strikeouts while Don Gordon allowed seven hits and eight strikeouts. Clemson improved to 27-9, while South Carolina dropped to 24-7.
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North Beats South In NAIA District 6 All Star Game
North defeated the South 104 to 96 at Memorial Auditorium in a run and gun affair. Standout Tim Baxter of Winthrop entered as a South sub and scored 25 points, while Wendell Gibson of South Carolina Spartanburg added 20 despite a cold.
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Francis Marion Scoring Totals From Meet Featuring Patriots
Patriots posted team totals with multiple 400s and 300s led by Patriots 400 point performances from Frangos Strickland Petrey and Wilson. Individual scores include Danny Frangos 310 Todd Scott 000 Phil Strickland 400 Daniel Wilson 300 Kenny Kirkland 300 John Petrey 400 Blaine Bronson 200 Johnny Wise 100 Robert Hardy 210 Bubba Sharpe 100 and Dennis Seiple 000 Jim Vance 000. Francis Marion entries show Steve Roadcap 31 Marvin Hamlin 000 Jimmy Miles 410.
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Danny Frangos
Todd Scott
Phil Strickland
Daniel Wilson
Kenny Kirkland
John Petrey
Blaine Bronson
Johnny Wise
Robert Hardy
Bubba Sharpe
Dennis Seiple
Jim Vance
Francis Marion
Steve Roadcap
Marvin Hamlin
Jimmy Miles
Unclear Sports Box Score with Player Totals
A partial line score lists players Steve Procik John Odorisio Tim Barrineau Randy Worrell Joey Turner Robby Baker Artie Hamann Jeff Schassler and a team total. The pitching line notes WP Jeff Schassler (2-2) and LP Dennis Seiple (1-1) with a 0-2-3-6 sequence and a 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 x 0 2 3 6 tally.
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John Odorisio
Tim Barrineau
Randy Worrell
Joey Turner
Robby Baker
Artie Hamann
Jeff Schassler
Dennis Seiple
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