Moody Helps Aiken To Fourth Straight
Ken Moody, Midland Valley High grad, returned from dental surgery to pitch five strong innings for Aiken Post 26 in a 3-1 win over Congaree Post 130. He allowed three hits, contributed a late RBI double, and scored a run as Aiken extended its winning streak.
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Aiken
American Legion
Congaree
Post 26
Randy Warrick
Airways
Ken Moody
Moody
Midland Valley High
Ken
Warrick
Aiken Post 26 Wins Fourth In a Row Behind Moody Pitching
Moody pitched into the seventh before handing to Neal Richardson as Post 26 beat Congaree 3 to 1. Post 26 improved to 8-6 and remains in chase for League VIII playoff spots behind Irmo Lexington and Newberry. Mark Johnson and Roger Abney contributed key defensive plays and three hits by Steve Dawkins highlighted Congaree’s effort.
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Neal Richardson
Post 26
Aiken
Irmo
Lexington
Newberry
Irmo High
Mark Johnson
Congaree
Billy Hawley
Todd Scott
Roger Abney
RBI
Congaree Post
Gary Stewart
Jimmy Nicholson
Mike Derrick
Ken Currie
Mike Arehart
Steve Dawkins
Jimmy Watford
Archie Kelly
Aiken Post
Ken Moody
Darryl Meyer
Larry Coleman
Archie Adams
Robert Morris
Rodney Rutland
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Hawley
United States Faces Defending Champs in Davis Cup Quarterfinal
Weather shapes Davis Cup clash as the United States led by John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors faces defending champion Czechoslovakia in New York. McEnroe plays Lendl, Connors meets Smith, with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz in doubles.
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Czechoslovakia
United States
National Weather Service
England
John McEnroe
Ivan Lendl
Tomas Smith
McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
Lendl
Connors
Smith
McEnroe-Smid
ESPN
Switzerland
U.S
Mexico
Portland
Ore
Moses Skips U S Soviet Meet Hurdles Event Change
Edwin Moses did not arrive in Leningrad on time for the U S Soviet track meet. Assistant manager Fred Newhouse said Moses would be replaced by David Lee in the 400 meter hurdles as 11 American national champions compete at Lenin Stadium, the first major U S Soviet event since the 1980 Moscow boycott. Moses had been undefeated for nearly four years, with his last defeat in 1977.
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Leningrad
Edwin Moses
Moses
U.S
Lenin Stadium
Fred
Newhouse
Europe
Laguna Hills
Calif
David Lee
University City
Sacramento
Ed Fitzgerald
Milwaukee Brewers
Fitzgerald
American League
Lee McPhail
Eddie Chiles
Texas Rangers
National Labor Relations Board
Joe Burke
Kansas City Royals
North Augusta's North Blue edges Mid Carolina in tense Dixie Youth game
North Augusta Blue remained undefeated with a 9-8 win after Mid-Carolina forfeited in the sixth due to multiple ejections. Rhubarbs led to four player and coach ejections amid protests over a home-plate call as Happy Greenway earned the relief mound win.
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Dixie
Mid- Carolina
Happy Greenway
North Augusta Blue
Aiken Dixie Youth Minor League Tourney Opens Tomorrow
The nine team Minor League tournament for 8-9 year olds starts tomorrow at Aiken's Dixie Youth facilities. Langley Bath Clearwater defends its four year title with 8 PM opener vs Aiken American after four opening games today. Lead matchups include Edgefield versus Johnston at 2 and Gregg Park against North Augusta American at 4 with Belvedere versus Aiken National at 6. North Augusta National has a bye and will meet tomorrow's winner at 6.
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Dixie
Riverview Park
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Gregg Park
Belvedere
North Augusta Red
North Augusta Blue
Mid-Carolina
Mid- Carolina
Aiken
Old Airport Road
Aiken American
Edgefield
Johnston
North Augusta American
Aiken National
North Augusta National
Edgefield- Johnston
Envelopes May Break Baseball Strike Impasse in New York
Federal mediator Ken Moffett delivered envelopes to Marvin Miller and Ray Grebey ahead of a key owners meeting as a 2 PM bargaining session was set. The contents reportedly proposed a path to ending the five week strike, while NLRA hearings wrapped up and Ted Turner hired Preston Hanna as a CNN production aide.
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New York Yankee
George Steinbrenner
New York City
Steinbrenner
NEW York
Ken Moffett
Player Union
Marvin Miller
Ray Grebey
Moffett
New York Times
Washington
the Times
Washington, D.C
Burke
Melvin Welles
Major League Players Association
Mike Reilly
Reilly
Ted Turner
Atlanta Braves
Preston Hanna
Turner
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