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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1985

Page

9

Major League Leaders In Batting Pitching and Fielding

American League leaders include Brett Kansas City batting .358 and Henderson New York with 77 runs. Boggs Boston hits 117 and Mattingly New York 69 RBIs. Stolen bases led by Henderson New York with 41. Pitching marks show Guidry New York 12-3 with 2.58 ERA and Blyleven Cleveland 111 strikeouts. National League also tops include Herr St Louis 106 hits and Murphy Atlanta 65 runs with Murphy 69 RBIs.

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Horses win big across tracks in major stakes

Hope U. Win scores by eleven lengths in the Lorelei Stakes at Louisiana Downs. Regal Count captures Bowie Governors Cup Handicap as Bowie's era ends. My Habitony wins Bel Air Handicap at Santa Anita. Danger's Hour takes Lexington Stakes at Belmont. Native Satan romps in Quivira Handicap at Ak-Sar-Ben. Another Summer beats Hard Rock Tate at Finger Lakes. Front Room prevails in Colfax Maid Stakes at Arlington. Angels Warrior wins at Ellis Park. Dontstop The Music wins Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park. Sovereign Don takes Tremont Stakes at Belmont. Medieval Secret wins Pass the Word at Rockingham. La Lorgnette defeats Imperial Choice in Queen's Plate at Woodbine.

Bossier City Hope U Louisiana Bowie Bowie Race Course Pimlico and Laurel Maryland Inglewood Calif French Legionaire Eon Park New York Belmont Park Omaha Neb Ak-Sarin Canandaigua N.Y Finger Lakes Chicago Front Room Arlington Park Henderson Ellis Park Salt Spring Hollywood Park Salem N.H Rockingham Park Toronto Woodbine

Pro Football Playoff Results and Schedule 1985

The schedule lists semifinals and finals with results from the United States Football League playoffs and Pro Football quarters. Semifinals show Oakland 28 Memphis 19 and Baltimore 28 Birmingham 14. The championship has Baltimore 28 Oakland 24 at East Rutherford New Jersey. Quarterfinals include Birmingham 22 Houston 20 Memphis 48 Denver 7 Oakland 30 Tampa Bay 27 Baltimore 20 New Jersey 17.

Oakland Memphis Baltimore Birmingham East Rutherford N.J Associated Press Houston Denver Tampa Bay New Jersey

Rangers activate Noles as Sebra sent to Oklahoma City

Texas Rangers activate pitcher Dickie Noles and option pitcher Bob Sebra to the Oklahoma City at bat for the American Association. Cardinals activate catcher Darrell Porter and option catcher Randy Hunt to Louisville in the American Association. Whitey Herzog’s contract extended through 1988. Broncos say Bowlen family to buy remaining 39.2 percent of club.

Texas Rangers Dickie Noles Bob Sebra Oklahoma City ST. Louis Cardinals Darrell Porter Randy Hunt Louisville Whitey Herzog Denver Broncos Pat Bowlen

Griffith Beats Barrow in Carolinas Amateur Final

Jason Griffith of Orangeburg rallied from four down to win 1 up over Mike Barrow of Kernersville in the Carolinas Golf Association Amateur Championship final. The Clemson sophomore, who turned 19 next day, totaled 10 birdies, becoming the tournament's first left handed champion in 71 years. Barrow, a Wake Forest graduate, led at lunch and again late, but Griffith surged from the 14th with key birdies and pressure on the final holes to claim the title.

Barrow Griffith

Stars win USFL title after trying season

Baltimore Stars rally past Oakland Invaders 28 24 to claim the 1985 USFL championship. MVP Kelvin Bryant rushes for 103 yards and two first half touchdowns as Baltimore overcomes a tough campaign and late Invaders rally.

East Rutherford N.J Baltimore Stars Stars Oakland Invaders Chuck Fusina Baltimore Kelvin Bryant Oakland Novo Bojovic Alan Harvin Bryant Shawn Faulkner David Trout Jim Mora

Braves Sweeps Phillies as Horner Drives Five Runs

Atlanta beat Philadelphia 12 3 to complete a four game series sweep. Bob Horner slugged two homers and drove in five runs while Glenn Hubbard set a career high with four RBIs and Pascual Perez earned a win. The Braves extended their win streak to four as they head into the All Star break.

Atlanta Atlanta Braves Eddie Haas Haas Braves Philadelphia Bob Horner Glenn Hubbard

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