Kell My Pet Wins Middle Ranch Purse at Santa Anita
Kell My Pet romps to a 1 length victory over Reinstate in the $35,000 Middle Ranch Purse at Santa Anita, with Howe nosing Piedmont Pete in a Blade Purse thriller at ce Fla. a) and Jiggs Alarm edging Dame Mysterieuse in the Bid Stakes at Gulfstream. Howe Charming takes the Aqueduct feature by 1½ lengths over Malaika in the Back To Back Purse.
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Multiple Team Player Contract Notices Across Leagues
Announcements show Ken Singleton and Milt Wilcox signing extensions or terms with baseball teams while other clubs disclose personnel moves. The Phillies trainer Don Seger leaves for Dr Marone s clinic. Football teams name executives and fill roles. Pittsburgh Steelers retire Mike Wagner. hockey updates include New York Rangers retirements and trades among Penguins Blues Jets.
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Esposito Ends NHL Career With Rangers Farewell Game
Phil Esposito declares his career a parachute ride as he makes his final active appearance for the New York Rangers against the Buffalo Sabres. At 38 he will join Craig Patrick as assistant coach and director of operations after a 17 season career with Boston and Chicago, where he won two MVP awards and five scoring titles.
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Terry Bradshaw weighs retirement for NBC racing series
Terry Bradshaw says he may retire from the Pittsburgh Steelers for a possible NBC pilot and potential series called Short Trackers with Mel Tillis. He notes discussions are ongoing, no contract signed, and a network decision could force him to quit football if the project is approved. He spoke Thursday night from Las Vegas with KDKA.
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Two NFL title games set as Cowboys Eagles meet in Philadelphia
NFL conference finals center on Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles in a 1 p.m. EST kickoff in Philadelphia and the Oakland Raiders versus San Diego Chargers in San Diego at 5 p.m. local time. Cowboys seek a repeat as a wild card in the Super Bowl amid injuries plaguing the Eagles.
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Kennedy earns new Ellenton sweep in basketball action
Kennedy Middle School swept New Ellenton Middle School in boys and girls games. Kennedy boys won 59 to 54 as Richard Smith scored 25 and Willie Franklin added 14. Randy Neahons led New Ellenton with 32. In girls play Slavonia Johnson had 20 as Kennedy won 29 to 12.
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Kennedy Teams Travel to Langley-Bath-Clearwater Monday
Both Kennedy high school teams will play at Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School on Monday. The girls contest begins at 5 PM followed by the boys at 6 PM.
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Schofield Teams Sweep Middle School Basketball Night
The Schofield boys beat Langley-Bath-Clearwater 48-20 to move to 2-1 as John Musick led with 14 points. Vonda Frierson scored eight to lift the undefeated Schofield girls 21-11 over LBC, with Lori Fowler and Carol Burnett adding six each. The Schofield squads head to Leavelle Mc Campbell on Monday with girls at 5 and boys at 6.
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Leavelle McCampbell Girls Stay Unbeaten in Tilt
The Leavelle McCampbell Middle School girls basketball team improved to 3-0 with a 34-18 win over A. L. Corbett. Debbie Swearingen scored 11 points and Carolyn Wooden added eight. The team hosts Schofield Monday at 5 in Graniteville.
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Perry Settles Powerful Thoroughbreds In Season Opener
Michael Perry scored 14 points and Alan Settles added 10 as South Africa High junior varsity beat Paul Knox 43 to 31 in the season opener. David Tyler led Knox with 13 points. The Thoroughbreds host Jackson next Thursday at 7 45.
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Indians Fall To Ridge Spring Monetta JV
Ridge Spring Monetta junior varsity defeated Jackson High 36 to 32 to move to 1-1. Tim Schoultz led Jackson with 10 points. Jackson travels to St Angela Academy JV Monday at 6 30 PM.
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Women’s Nine-Hole Group Captures Captain’s Choice Win
The Midland Valley Country Club women’s nine-hole group held a captain’s choice tournament in Graniteville. The winning team consisted of Paula Brown H E Brown Mary McCord and Bill McCord. The runners up were Helen Gingry Roger Coney Dorothy Herdman and Ken Herdman.
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Rookie awards crown Curry Richardson and Sims
The Associated Press named Buddy Curry Al Richardson and Sims as NFL rookies of the year. Richardson led with seven interceptions three fumble recoveries 57 tackles and three sacks. Curry topped Falcons with 80 tackles 65 assists one sack and three interceptions. Sims earned the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year for 1980.
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Halldorson Leads Tucson Open After 7 Under Round
Dan Halldorson fired a 7 under par to take a two stroke lead in the Joe Garagiola Tucson Open worth 300000 dollars in Tucson Arizona. Lon Hinkle shot 65 to hold second place while veterans Jim Colbert John Mahaffey Johnny Miller Bruce Lietzke Howard Twitty Lee Elder Terry Diehl and Jim Simons were among those at 4 under par.
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Wiles Nets Hole-In-One at Highland Park
Fred Wiles started the year with a hole in one at Highland Park Country Club on a 211 yard par-3 11th hole using a 4-wood. He played in a group with Russell Magness Ken Boren and Dwight Street.
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