Cayce Wins League VIII Title Over Aiken Post 26
Cayce Post 130 clinched League VIII with a 6-2 win over Aiken Post 26 as Lexington Post 7 defeated Aiken, ending Post 26 season. Manager John Boyle praised his team's effort though disappointed by the setback. Brent Shealy pitched superbly for Lexington, holding Aiken to limited hits and sealing Cayce's league crown.
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Aiken Falls Short in State Title bid as Boatwright Leads Lexington
Lexington centerfielder Bryan Boatwright went 4 for 4 with three RBI and flawless centerfield defense to power Lexington past Aiken 6 to 3. Aiken starter J C Abney took the loss before Eric Miner relieved in the sixth. Aiken finishes 13-5 on the season with six returning players including Foster Miner Harrison Lee and Abney.
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Rangers Split Martin Ejected Twice By The Associated Press
Billy Martin and the umpires clashed Sunday as Martin was ejected in both ends of a doubleheader with Milwaukee. The Brewers won 9-3 after seven innings in game one, then Texas took the nightcap 5-4 before Martin was ejected following Pete Broberg’s brush-back pitch.
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American golfers shutout again at British Open
Gary Player won the 1971 British Open at Lytham St Annes with a 72 hole total of 282. Jack Nicklaus finished third at 287 as Americans again failed to capture the title. Player credited the bigger golf ball for improved scoring and praised Americans' adjustment on long courses.
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NFL Players Strike Drags Into Third Week Without End
The NFLPA and NFL Management Council remain far apart in talks as the dispute enters its third week with no date set for resuming negotiations. The College All-Star Game is canceled and the Hall of Fame Game could be next. veterans largely stay firm on the union line as camps open nationwide and picketing begins.
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