Frazier Proves Point In Exhibition With Williams Helwig
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier fought two rounds each with Cleveland Williams and James Helwig in Houston. Frazier showcased his relentless attack and said the display proved he can still handle power, while Williams and Helwig offered resistance and mixed in solid exchanges.
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Chuck Neely Tops Eliminator At Jackson Drag Strip
Chuck Neely of Columbia won the top eliminator at Jackson Drag Strip driving a Dodge Daytona. Augusta’s Jimmy Martin won the street eliminator in a Camaro, Ronald Doyle of Sylvania, Ga took the 64 Chevelle in stock eliminator, Joe Floyd of Aiken claimed the big ET win in a 71 Torino, and Richard Skelton of Greenwood won the little ET bracket.
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Sub-District 2c Tournament In Aiken This Weekend
The Aiken Dixie Youth Baseball League will hold the Sub-District 2c Tournament starting Saturday and running through Friday with no Sunday game. All-Star teams from Langley-Bath Clearwater Gregg Park North Augusta Aiken American League and Aiken National League will compete hosted by Aiken National League at Traubher Field with two games nightly at 6 and 8. The winner advances to the District 2 tournament in Belvedere.
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Dwindling field in Aiken Men's Doubles rounds
The Aiken Men's Doubles Tournament advanced to its second round with three top teams winning. Winners included Lynn Severance and Jim Burleson over Mike Moore and Charlie Moore 6-4 6-2, Paul Sauerborn and Fred Ryder over Rob Hershey and John Hershey 6-4 6-4, and Henry Honeck and Bob Harrington over Roger Fant and Ray Cook 6-1 6-1.
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Eyes on Vida Blue as A's contend for 30 wins
Vida Blue aims to match 30-game winner status and become the first lefty since 1931 to reach 30 victories. He seeks his 18th win Friday against Detroit after an 17-3 first half, while Oakland leads the AL West by five games and teams in other divisions race.
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Top Seed Triumphs In North Augusta Junior Tennis Tour
In North Augusta the five division junior tournament concluded with one top seed winning. John Ramsey captured the boys 15 singles title 6 0 6 2 by defeating John Keener after a 6 0 6 1 semifinal win over Mario Cantillo. Margaret Ferron won the girls 18 singles 6 0 6 1 over Karen Ellis. Mary Kay Stephens defeated Becky Blair 6 0 6 1 for the girls 12 singles. Jo Samulski beat George Woods 6 3 6 0 for the boys 12 singles title.
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Trevino Turns Serious in Western Open Chase
Lee Trevino, riding a four week sweep of Open titles, seeks the Western Open crown as he tightens up for the 72 hole event. With Palmer Nicklaus and Player absent, Trevino headlines a field of 150 vying for $30,000 first prize amid a growing golf surge.
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Astoria Stakes drama as Brenda Beauty edges Debby Deb
In New York at Aqueduct Brenda Beauty came from behind to win the $33,800 Astoria Stakes by a half length over Debby Deb after Debby Deb rider Eddie Belmonte lost his whip near the furlong pole.
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