Carner Joins Millionaire Club With 2 Shot Win
JoAnne Carner captures the Columbia Savings Classic final round at Columbine CC in Denver finishing 10 under par 278 to join Kathy Whitworth and Donna Caponi as LPGA players with over 1 million in official prize money. Whitworth celebrated Carner and Caponi with champagne after the round.
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Denver
JoAnne Carner
Donna Caponi
Kathy Whitworth
Columbine Country Club
Carner
Whitworth
Caponi
Patty Sheehan
Janet Alex
Braves edge Expos in 12th on costly error
Atlanta outlasted Montreal 5-4 in 12 innings as Ed Miller scored the winning run after Expos second baseman Rodney Scott overthrew first base on Chris Chambliss’ grounder. Phil Niekro, despite leg discomfort, allowed two first inning runs and retired 20 of 21 around the error. Raines and Scott stole bases as the Expos fought back.
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Atlanta Braves
Bobby Cox
Montreal Expos
Braves
Expos
Rodney Scott
Ed Miller
Scott
Chris Chambliss
John Milner
Olympic Stadium
Phil Niekro
Larry Parrish
Niekro
Tim Raines
Gene Garber
Raines
Bob Horner
Glenn Hubbard
Atlanta
Claudell Washington
Kelly
Dilone
Jorge Orta
Tigers
Twins
Jack Morris
Minnesota
Detroit
Brewers
Rangers
Pete Vuckovich
Morris
Ken Forsch
Dennis Martinez
Texas
Indians Blast Mariners 17 11 Inning Rally
Cleveland outslugged Seattle 17 to 11 as 13 runs came in the last two at bats including 10 in the eighth. Chris Bando drove in four and Toby Harrah was walked to load bases before Bando’s grounder put the Indians ahead.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Rene Lachemann
Lachemann
Cleveland Indians
Mariners
Chris Bando
Sal Bando
Cleveland
Bando
Toby Harrah
Kuiper
Bruce Bochte
Aiken Youth Soccer Scores From Termite and Mite Leagues
Last week results show Booters 4 Dazzlers 2 with multiple scorers listed for each side. Also results from Diplomats, Dribblers, Rowdies, Blues Jays, and Sting, plus Mite League games and upcoming schedule across several age groups.
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Booters
Dazzlers
Matt Sjostrom
Steve Anaclerio
Brian Key
Charles Gregory
Peter Schauman
Diplomats
John Shealy
Steve Ortaldo
Dribblers
Fury
Jason Bell
Jeremy Omoet
Rowdies
Philip Ludlow
Keil Emrich
Billy Maloney
Blue Jays
Wes Culp
Jeff Rowdies
Pury Billy Maloney
Sting
Curtis Brown
David Davis
Jason Davis
Stompers
Jason Stead
Marlowe Wiliams
Bo Crenshaw
Flyers
Lesley Howell
Sean Ryan
David Fleming
Aztecs
Chip Dudley
Ralph
Joey Watts
Wizards
Roughnecks
Kevin Connaughton
Ies
Ralph Halter
Ap Dey
Nena Meres
Douglas Barnett
Steven LeBlanc
Brazil
Warren Geiger
Matt Lockwood
Mike Hagelston
Tim Jones
Hurricanes
Lee Sjostrom
John Schifferli
Brad Turner
Sharks
Strikers
Spiders
Baseball scores and horse racing results in brief
Summary of Saturday to Monday baseball results from Kansas City to Toronto and Chicago to Milwaukee plus listed horse races at Monmouth Park and Delaware Park. Notable scores include New York 12 Chicago 2 and California 7 Baltimore 1 with various race winners such as Longfellow Handicap and Arlington-Washington Futurity.
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Rudy May
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Texas
A’s
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Boston
Toronto
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Seattle
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas
Clay
Flanagan
Frost
Geenee
Langford
Blyleven
York
Righetti
Williams
Caldwell
Gura
Monmouth Park
Stanton, del
Cannon
Delaware Park
Tropic Ruler
Suffolk
Wns
Stanton
Del
Century Banker
World Series of Golf final scores top money winners
AKRON Ohio AP final scores and top ten money winners from the $400 000 World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club. Players listed include Tom Kite Isao Aoki Hale Irwin Ray Floyd Bruce Lietzke David Graham Bernhard Langer Larry Nelson Jack Nicklaus and Curtis Strange with earnings from 11 500 to 100 000.
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Akron
Ohio
Firestone Country Club
Bill ‘Ers
Tom Kite
Isao Aoki
Hale Irwin
Ray Floyd
Bruce Lietzke
David Graham
Bernhard Langer
Larry Nelson
Jack Nicklaus
Curtis Strange
Dove Season II Set Public Hunt Dates in South Carolina
State Forester Leonard A Kilian Jr announces dove hunting in South Carolina state forests for 1981 82. First season runs Sept 5 Oct 10 Wednesdays and Saturdays daily except Sundays Nov 21 28 and Dec 21 Jan 15 daylight hours. Sand Hills opening day permits 2 others 1.10 per day at local stations. Licenses required for ages over 14. youth 16 and under may hunt with an adult under one permit.
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South Carolina
Leonard A. Kilian Jr
Sand Hills State Forest
State Forest
Sand Hills
Manchester State Forest
South Carolina Forestry Commission
P.O
Columbia
S.C
West Tampa claims regional title in 25-2 rout
West Tampa Fla powered past Greer 25-2 to win Southeastern Regional American Legion baseball and advance to the World Series in Sumter. Catcher Butch Garcia hit three homers while David Magaden added two including a grand slam as West Tampa moved to 35-4. Greer ended at 27-13, its best since 1957.
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Williamsport
Chang Cheng-ching
Taiwan
Tampa
Fla
GREER
Bob Kellett
American Legion
West Tampa
Butch Garcia
David Magaden
Stevens Field
Post 115
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White Plains
N.Y
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Ilie Nastase
Nastase
Jericho
Lendl
Guillermo Vias
Argentina
Tim Gullickson
Boca Raton
Mandlikova
Pam Casale
Bruce *Enedict
Warren Cromartie
Cubs
Dodgers
Jody Davis
Doug Bird
Giants
Pirates
Tom Griffin
Jack Clark
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Astros
Phillies
Jose Cruz
Rbi
Houston
Philadelphia
Padres
Cardinals
Juan Bonilla
Luis Salazar
Ruppert Jones
San Diego
Reds
Mets
Dave Collins
Ken Griffey
Dan Boitano
Cincinnati
Indians
Yankees
White Sox
Angels
Orioles
Aiken
Clancy
Jenkins
St. Louis
Uae
Angeles
Montreal
Los Angeles
Burgh
Ruthven
Perry
Reat En Amin Oo
Cristanati
Setes
Zachry
Sutton
Kravec
Mura
Pitts
Rhoden
Oceanport, N.J
Data Swan
Dove
West Tampa Boars
Kellett
Florida
Sumter
Pionship
Aiken Dive Club
Odell Weeks Center
Penne Kamp Underwater State Park
Florida Keys
Jerry Couch
W.M. Jones JR
W.M. Jones
Enon Hopkins JR
Jones Roofing & Construction
Gardner St. Augusta
Coleman's Shoes, Inc
Laurens Street
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Salcoa
ALCOA
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