Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
The bulletin lists multiple games across the American and National Leagues with matchups including San Diego, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Montreal, San Francisco, Houston, Minnesota, Oakland, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Cleveland, Texas, Kansas City, Detroit, Seattle and more. It also includes leaders in batting and pitching stats and a brief note on horse and auto race results from various U.S. venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Jones
Wise
Los Angeles
Reuss
Atlanta
Rancisco
Hargesheimer
Pittsburgh
Chicag St.Louis
Pilladelphia
New York
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Wruh
Minnesota
Zahn
Oakland
Mcoe
Milwaukee
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Texas
Kansas City
Detroit
Seattle
Ornia
Dilone
Cooper
Sonen
Wilson
Yount
Wills
Bumbry
Trammell
RBI
RoJackson
Oliver
Perez
Vie
Rivers
Ooubles Vera
Mer
Dgarcia
Toronto
Griffin
Nesota
Iivie
Thomas Vachen
Velez
Henderson
Eneady
Dilone Cleveland
Bumbry Baltimore
Darwin
Stone
Eeenetata
Tiers Kansas City
Rainey
Lopez
Corbett
Guidry
Morris
Fbannisto
Haas
Barker
Associated Presstional League
St. Louis
Chicago
Philade
St.Louis
Pum Chicago
San F
Rogers
Lee
California
Renko
Stieb
Spiliner Kansas City Schatzeder
Busby
Detroitwood
Perry
Abbott
Tanana RO
Ending Olympic Games in Moscow Marked by Pageantry and Boycott
The Moscow Games closed with grand ceremony as the United States led a boycott over the Afghan invasion and 35 nations stayed away. Flags instead of national banners flew by 700 athletes in a protest group. IOC president Killanin urged world unity as Soviet athletes set records with 80 golds and 197 total medals. The official call went to convene in Los Angeles for the next Olympiad.
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Moscow
U.S
Afghanistan
Australia
Andorra
Belgium
Great Britain
Denmark
Ireland
Spain
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Portugal
New
Zealand
Puerto Rico
San Marino
France
Switzerland
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Killanin
Lenin Stadium
Los Angeles
Farewell Moscow Voices Mixed Upon Olympic Games
A reflective piece on the Moscow Olympics highlighting pomp and security, the absence of the American team, and memorable performances. It notes Miruts Yifter’s triumphs, Nadia Comaneci’s controversy, and Vasily Alexeev’s reception, ending with a final farewell to Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Bucharest
Nadia Comaneci
Ussr
Yelena Davydova
Vasily Alexeev
Vasily
Trail By 6'2 Orioles Kick Twins Close On Yanks
The Orioles beat the Twins 7-2 to close season series at 10-2 and stay 64 percent out of the AL East. Eddie Murray homered twice and drove in three as Minnesota also dropped closer to the Yankees, who fell 2-0 to the Brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Twins
New York
Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers
Roy Smalley
Eddie Murray
Murray
RBI
Darrell Jackson
Los Angeles
Brewers
Dick Davis
Moose Haas
Paul Molitor
Don Money
Molitor
Cecil Cooper
Blue Jays
Angels
Damaso Garcia
Jim Clancy
Mike Barlow
California
Garcia
Fred Martinez
Barry Bonnell
Lloyd Moseby
Cedeno Finds Home Run Lifts Astros Back to NL West Lead
Cesar Cedeno hit a 10th inning homer to give the Houston Astros a 3-2 win over the New York Mets and reclaim first place in the NL West by a half game over the Dodgers. Don Robinson struggled to find home in Pittsburgh as the Pirates lost in a doubleheader to the Padres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Whitaker
Roger Weaver
Dave Rozema
Aurelio Lopez
Tigers
Mariners
White Sox
Royals
Wayne Nordhagen
Nordhagen
Paul Splittorff
Renie Martin
A’s
Indians
Len Barker
Joe Charboneau
Cleveland
Oakland
Dave Bever
Cesar Cedeno
Don Robinson
Cedeno
Houston
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Astros
Astrodome
Dome
Pirates
San Diego
Bob Shirley
Padres
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Gene Richards
Ozzie Smith
Tim Flannery
Smith
Dave Winfield
Winfield
Recreation Results and Standings From Last Week
Last week in regular season play Warrenville Gold 5 beat First Presbyterian Youth Wing 10. Warrenville Green edged Merial 45 while Pit Ball defeated Mont TEAM WON LOST First Presley Elders 102 First Baptist 2 8 4. St. Paul's 57 St. John's 111 Leading hitters include John Johnson and Jeff Ray. Playoffs saw Elders defeat St. Paul's as Tim Painter and Mel Tate led scoring.
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Warrenville
First Presbyterian
Memorial
Ronnie Ergle
Bobby Roberts
Presley
Elders
First Baptist
St. Paul's
St. John's
Ger Lane Chennault
St. Paul’s
Chuck Juban
Bill Jones
St. John’s
John Johnson
Jeff Ray
Tim Painter
Mel Tate
Kevin Smith
Ron Stone
Aiken Recreation
Ian
Timmerman wins state senior 50-meter freestyle title
Greenville's Pam Timmerman captured first in the senior 50-meter freestyle at the state long course meet. She heads to junior nationals in Fort Lauderdale in three weeks and also placed second in the 100-meter breaststroke, sixth in the 100-meter freestyle and seventh in the 200-meter individual medley. Matt Beckum of ASA earned two fourth-place finishes in the 100- and 50-meter backstrokes for 11-12 year olds. Stan Hay of Fermata Club finished third in both the 100- and 200-meter breaststrokes in the 13-14 division, while Kim Hay took second in the 50-meter backstroke and fourth in the 100-meter freestyle in the 8-and-under group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville — Aiken Swim Association
Pam Timmerman
Timmerman
Ft. Lauderdale
ASA
Matthew Beckum
Fermata Club
Stan Hay
Kim Hay
Hornet Booster Club to Meet at Aiken High Library
The Aiken High Hornet Booster Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Aiken High library. Members and others interested in Aiken High athletics are invited. Discussion will cover football season ticket sales and the annual membership drive led by club president Ted Girardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken High Hornet
Aiken High
Ted Girardeau
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Templeton
Trillo
Philadipis
Rsmith
Garvey
Bak Ianer
Os Angeles
Hts
Kherndz
Rose
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la Oem York
Rei
Liu
Ascott
LeFlore
Lanceoe
Heron
McBridendestoy
cBride
Omoreno
Clark
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Schmidt
Horner
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Ostolen
Monten
Nat
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Carlton
Glackson
Ict Pani i Ba
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Philadel
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Piekro
Ryan
Bossier City
Meshach
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Crosby
del Mckee City
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Oceanport
Tony
Coma
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Delaware
Raja
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del Mar
Calif
Summer Atte Peat
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N.Y. EY
Nickle
Cones
Jim Dandy
Stanton
Delaware Park
Muto Racing
Talladega
Ala
Richard Petty
Olds
David Pearson
LaBonte
B Baker
Ay Dodge
Tighe
Doug Tewell
Ben Crenshaw
Calvin Peete
Jerry Pate
Tom Kite
Fuzzy Zoeller
Jack Renner
Lou Graham
Roger Maltbie
Ron Streck
D.A. Weibring
John Cook
Moskoh
Sayonara
Steve Ovett
Sebastian Coe
Bony
Miruti Yifter
Abebe Bikila
Haile Salassie
Colosseum
Rome
Tokyo
Au Revoir
Adios
Mosco
Grimsley
Will Grimsley
Herschel Nissenson
The
Ing
Wayne Gross
Jeff Newman
Red Sox
Rangers
Glenn Hoffman
Mike Torrez
By Bruce Lowitt
Willie Montanez
Expos
Braves
Ellis Valentine
Olympic Stadium
Andre Dawson
Valentine
Cardinals
Dodgers
Keith Hernandez
Silvio Martinez
Tom Herr
Hernandez
Burt Hooton
Herr
Phillies
Reds
Lonnie Smith
Pete Rose
Pete
Bob Boone
Cubs
Giants
Jerry Martin
Mike Krukow
Krukow
Alan Ripley
Ivan DeJesus
Martin
Cliff Johnson
Bill Buckner
Buckner
Wesb
Bea
Ed Arden
Rat Bop
David McQuire
Nevis Dicks
Warrenville Green
Merial
Mont
Pretetaiaiee
Sereery — Corpat
Ginigaals
Chase
Hornet
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