Jaeckel Trails Nicklaus in Westchester Clash
Barry Jaeckel sits one stroke behind leader Jim Albus with Nicklaus two back at four under par after 36 holes in the Westchester Golf Classic. Jack Nicklaus, fresh off British Open success, trails at two under while Don January Rex Caldwell Ed Sabo Alan Pate and Jay Haas also vie for the title on a tough course. John Mahaffey closed strong with 68 as Jaeckel, 29, seeks his first tour win this season amid a crowded final round race.
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Westchester Country Club
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Rex Caldwell
Ed Sabo
Alan Pate
Jay Haas
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Tom Watson
Hubert Green
Westchester
Andy North
Andy Bean
Jaeckel
Richard Jaeckel
Tarkenton Returns to Test Leg Against Dolphins
Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton, 38, returns from a broken leg to face the Miami Dolphins in a nationally televised preseason game. Dolphins coach Don Shula praises Tarkenton’s health but dislikes facing him. Also played are Bob Baumhower’s knee return, the Rams beating Seattle 26 7 in Ray Malavasi's debut, Kilmer’s two year contract, and Colts vs Redskins in the other game.
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Aiken Standard Sports Pages Friday August 18 1978
Sports sections from the Aiken Standard dated Friday August 18 1978 present game results updates and feature notes across local teams and athletes with scores standings and upcoming events. The page highlights regional results and scheduling for high school and college teams.
Seaver Suffered Yet Cubs Shutout Reds Like Old Times
Tom Seaver pitched seven innings allowing six hits and one earned run but Cincinnati still lost 2 to 0 to Chicago as Rick Reuschel outdueled him. Garvey powered Dodgers past Phillies 5 2 with four RBIs. Halicki threw a four hitter as Giants beat Expos 3 0. Pirates and Astros split with Don Robinson four hitter in win. Padres beat Mets 9 2 behind Winfield and Perry. Cardinals beat Braves 4 3 with Hendrick driving in two on a sac fly and walk.
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Phillies
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ted Sizemore
RBI
Relg¢Lt
Tig Mctira
Garvey
Giants
Expos
Ed Halicki
Jack Clark
San Francisco
Montreal
Halicki
Pirates
Astros
Don Robinson
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cardinals
Braves
George Hendrick
St. Louis
Atlanta
Mickey Mahler
Hendrick
Tigers
Indians
Steve Kemp
Detroit
Tiger
Twins
Royals
Dan Ford
al Hrabosky
Bormbo Rivera
Minnesota
Kansas City
White Sox
Rangers
Ralph Garr
Ken Kravee
Lerrin LaGrow
Chicago
Texas
Toby Harrah
Brewers
Blue Jays
Don Money
Bill Travers
Milwaukee
Errors Break Angels Two Nights In Row
Grich errors cost California as Boston wins 8-6 for the second straight night. Jin Fregosi notes Grich must rest after another costly misplay as the Angels fall short.
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California
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Angels
From Giants to Greenwood Braves A Lively Manager’s Quest
Al Gallagher former Giants third baseman turned Greenwood Braves manager faces a long trek from San Francisco to Greenwood. He guides a Class A club two games from first in the Western Carolina League while aiming for a September title and a shot at the majors.
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Palmetto Golf Club hosts third Aiken Classic
The third annual Aiken Golf Classic sponsored by the Aiken Sertoma Club tees off at 9 a.m. Saturday at Palmetto Golf Club. Defending champion Paul Williamson and 1976 winner Len Yaun headline a field of top amateurs in this 36 hole event with detailed morning tee times listed.
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