Yaun Crain capture Lefty Right championship again
Yaun and Crain won the South Carolina Golf Association Lefty Right Championship with a 36 hole total of 138 at Lake Marion Country Club. They birdied the last three holes in rain to force a sudden death playoff, then won after three playoff holes.
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Controversy Over Talladega Final Lap Incident
Junior Johnson accuses Bobby Allison of blocking Darrell Waltrip on the final lap of the Talladega 500 as Earnhardt, Allison and Waltrip battled for position. Waltrip led early on the last lap but Allison aided by Earnhardt executed a slingshot pass to take the lead before turn four. Johnson fumed while Nelson defended the move as racing for position.
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Braves From Atlanta Rally Past Giants In San Francisco
The Braves moved 6 1/2 games up in the NL West by defeating the Giants 8-3 with home runs from Chris Chambliss Rafael Ramirez and Bob Horner and Brett Butler adding a bases loaded triple. Joe Torre said the club learned to handle losses and stay focused as pitching steadies the attack. Rick Camp earned the win, with Steve Bedrosian finishing the eighth.
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South Carolina to play 11 Metro games in 1983-84 season
South Carolina joins the Metro Conference and releases a 1983-84 basketball schedule featuring 11 league games, 13 home and 14 away from the Carolina Coliseum, and the Metro tournament March 9-11 in Memphis. The winner earns an NCAA playoff bid.
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