Braves Stop Seaver in 5-3 Win Over Reds
Atlanta defeated Cincinnati 5-3 as Gene Garber limited Pete Rose while Tom Seaver absorbed his seventh loss since a no hitter. The Braves, Dodgers, Cubs and other NL results also shape the night’s standings with San Francisco shadowing Los Angeles.
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Gene Garber
Pete Rose
Rose
Tom Seaver
Atlanta Braves
Seaver
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
San Diego
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Rose Garber
Riverfront Stadium
Garber
Mickey Mahler
Cubs
Pirates
Bill Buckner
Herman Franks
Joe West
Chuck Tanner
John Kibler
Kibler
Affirmed Favored In Jim Dandy Stakes At Saratoga
Triple Crown winner Affirmed, carrying his heaviest weight ever, is the 1-5 favorite in the 15th Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga Racecourse. Jockey Steve Cauthen returns aboard the undefeated colt seeking his ninth straight win, with 128 pounds and rival Strong Prince at 5-1 among six runners.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Affirmed
Saratoga Racecourse
Steve Cauthen
Harbor View Farm Product
Laz Barrera
Aisquith Stable
Jim Dandy
Marc Stable
Sensitive Prince
Jacinto Vasquez
Allen Jerkens
Pimlico
Jerkens
Hobeau Farm
Onion
Secretariat
Gallant Fox
Karen Sheppard
Fools Dance
Che-Bar Stable
Bound Green
T.A. Gutherie
Addison
Golf Week Opens With Club Events Across Aiken Area
Howland Hills Four Ball invites Highland Park and Howland Hills members for weekend play. Houndslake hosts Junior Club Championship with Scott Goodman among 26 entrants in 36 holes. Palmetto hosts Sertoma Third Annual Men’s Amateur August 19-20 with entries due August 11. Betty Foreman Mickey Newell led Nine Hole Women’s Most 4s event. Leona Loftus Dora Rich second. Jan Woodley Esther Parker took fewest putts.
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Howland Hills CC
Howland Hills
Highland Park and
Howland Hills Country Club
Howland Hill
Andrew Barrett
Raymond Bailey
Houndslake CC
Houndslake
Scott Goodman
Bill Rearden
Charlie Emeneker
Jay Morton
Alex Collie
Palmetto Golf Club
Sertoma Club
Palmetto Country Club
Midland Valley CC
Betty Foreman
Mickey Newell
Leona Loftus
Dora Rich
Jan Woodley
Esther Parker
Toronto Edges Orioles In Tight AL Duel
Jim Clancy limited Baltimore to four hits as Toronto beat the Orioles 2-1 on Monday. Alan Ashby drove in John Mayberry with the deciding run in the seventh after Mayberry opened the frame with a walk and was moved to second. The Blue Jays moved into a tie for first in the division as Detroit sat idle.
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Baltimore Orioles
Lake
Ontario
Exhibition Stadium
Orioles
Blue Jays
Jim Clancy
Alan Ashby
Lee May
John Mayberry
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Birds
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A's
California Angels
Seattle Mariners
Minnesota Twins
Ashby
Dennis Martinez
White Sox
Royals
Chicago
Lamar Johnson
al Hrabosky
Johnson
Hrabosky
Dennis Leonard
D N Kessinger
Thad Bosley
Angels
Steve Renko
A’s
Oakland
Don Aase
Falcons rally past Jets in storm delayed exhibition
Atlanta quarterback June Jones and rookie Alfred Jackson connected on multiple key plays as the Falcons erased a 17 0 deficit to lead 20 17 before a lightning delay ended the game. Jackson hauled in a 31 yard winning score and posted 105 receiving yards on the night.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Atlanta Falcons
New York Jets
Alfred Jackson
June Jones
Falcons
Jones Jackson
Gordon McCarter
McCarter
Ball Park
Jackson
Jones
Steve Bartkowski
Falcon
Atlanta
Ricky Patton
James Wright
Jets
Texas
June
Connors Seeks Third U.S. Open Clay Court Title
Jimmy Connors, seeded No. 1, opened with a 6-3 6-2 win over Rod Frawley as the 68th U.S. Open Clay Court championships began. He stressed titles matter more after money, aiming to claim the national clay crown.
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Jimmy Connors
Connors
Rod Frawley
Australia
Italy
Corrado Barazzutti
Chile
Patricio Cornejo
Jamie Fillol
Chip Tolleson
Phoenix
Hans Gildemeister
Steve Docherty
Phil Dent
Bill Scanlon
Dent
Gildemeister
Argentina
Viviana Gonzalez
Mima Jansovec
Yugoslavia
Carrie Meyer
Kathy May
Yvonne Vermaac
South Africa
Jeanne DuVall
Dallas
Frawley
Rod
Spain
Manuel Orantes
Midwest
U.S
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
American League standings show Boston atop with 69 wins and Milwaukee 61, while New York 61 and Detroit 60 chase. National League list Philadelphia and Chicago leading the East. Western teams Kansas City and California vie for space as Seattle and Minnesota trail. Results from Monday include Toronto 2 Baltimore 1 and Seattle 6 Minnesota 5 in 14 innings.
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Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Toronto
West Kansas City
California
Oakland
Texas
Chicago
Minnesota
Seattle
Kansas City
Torrez
Clyde
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Johnson
Associated Press
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Christenson
Lonborg
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Vuckovich
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Twim
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Niekro
Hume
Perry
Sutton
Houston
Dixon
Montefusco
Savannah
Columbus
Jacksonville
Orlando
Charlotte
Knoxville
Montgomery
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Soccer League Meeting Planned in Aiken
The Aiken Recreation Department schedules Aug 22 at 7 p.m. H O Weeks Center for a meeting on coaching and refereeing in the fall soccer program. Riddick says volunteers are needed for two leagues ages 7 to 9 and 10 to 12. Contact the recreation department for details.
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Aiken Recreation Department
H.O. Weeks Center
Allen Riddick
Recreation Department
Riddick
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