Aiken Defeats Irmo Chapin 8-7 In Sloppy Comeback
Aiken rallied from behind to beat Irmo Chapin 8-7 at Citizen's Field as Bobby Cue and Ted Manus provided late offense. Coach Tim Hulsebus praised the resilience and noted Cue's solid relief effort. The win keeps hope alive for the Thoroughbreds in the league race as Cayce threatens with two remaining games.
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Irmo Chapin
Citizen's Field
Legion
Tim Hulsebus
Ides
Bobbye
Citizen's End
Cunningham
Cue
Bruni
Jerry Blocker
Guo
Sebus
Cohert
Irmo
Ted Manus
Bobby Cue
Cayce
Mike Pendleton
Hulsebus
Mike
Marshall Named USC Aiken Baseball Coach
Herb Marshall, with 23 years in playing coaching and umpiring, will head USC Aiken baseball succeeding Tommy Galardi who left for vocational rehabilitation. Athletic Director Lew Perkins praised the hire and noted the program’s upswing with Marshall at the helm as Marshall recalls his army service and North Augusta Augusta upbringing.
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Usc-Aiken
Herb Marshall
University of South Carolina At Aiken
Lew Perkins
Tom Galardi
USCA
South Carolina Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Herb
Tommy
Galardi
Perkins
Augusta-Augusta
Richmond Academy
Marshall returns to coaching with USC A staff role
Former Georgia Class D and Florida Class B ball player Herb Marshall, now 55, shifts to USC A coaching after 16 years as an umpire with the Aiken County Baseball Officials Association. He plans two weeks of September drills focusing on fundamentals, discipline, and 100 percent effort, while remaining an umpire. Perkins lauds his coaching experience and community ties as a boost for the USC A program.
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Florida
Augusta
Marshall
Aiken County Baseball Officials Association
USCA
Usc-A
USC
Herb
Perkins
Kingman Leads Mets Past Astros With 31st Home Run
Kingman slugged his 31st homer to lift the New York Mets to a 3-1 win over the Houston Astros. Dusty Baker hit a solo shot for Los Angeles in a 5-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Other NL results included Phillies over Giants 5-3, Pirates 13-1 over Braves, Expos 4-3 over Reds, and Cardinals 2-1 against Padres.
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Bob Greene
Dave Kingman
Dusty Baker
Kingman
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Baker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Diego
John Milner
Houston
Dodgers
Cubs
Tim McCarver
Phillies
McCarver
Steve Carlton
Pirates
Braves
Bill Robinson
Darrell Chaney
Expos
Reds
Larry Parrish
Rawly Eastwick
Steve Rogers
Padres
Joe Ferguson
St. Louis Cardinals
Palmer
California
Reggie Jackson
al Bumbry
Baltimore
Yankees
Rangers
Carlos May
Mickey Rivers
Sparky Lyle
New York
Dick Tidrow
Roy Howell
Dierker
Matlack
Messersmith
Reuss
Stanhouse
Norman
McGlothen
Jones
Chicago
Renko
Los Angeles
Sutton
Kaat
Halicki
Associated Press
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Latrobe
Aqueduct
Party King
Keystone
French River Stanton
del Clems Debby
Castahe
Delaware Park
Salem
NH Rockville
Sweet Mouth
Hooksett
Rockingham Park
Patrstar
Pimlico
Monmouth
Monmouth Park
Arlington Park
Inglewood
Calif
Brazen Belle
Hollywood Park
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Palmer Eyes Denver Move For NHL Scouts
Sportscaster Bud Palmer and seven investors plan to move the Kansas City NHL franchise to Denver for a price around 5.8 to 6 million dollars. They expect league approval and say key obstacles with league officials and Denver city government are resolved in principle. Remaining issues include lease terms for MacNichols Arena and a competing bid by Kansas City co-owner Gene Novarr to keep the team there.
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Bud Palmer
Kansas City
Palmer
Ence
John A. Vickers
Munson Campbell
NHL
California Golden Seals
Vail
MacNichols Sports Arena
McNichols Arena
Gene Novarr
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1969 Batting and Pitching Stats
The brief captures top batting and pitching leaders in the American and National Leagues, naming players such as Rose, Griffey, Foster, Brett, and Ryan. It lists runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitcher records with team affiliations like Cin, Phi, LA, NY, KC, Chi, and others. It also notes Friday and weekend games across multiple parks and a few horse racing results from Aqueduct, Keystone, and Pimlico with notable winners.
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Oliver
Phi
Robinson
Pgh
Crawford
McBride
Griffey
Rose
Schmidt
Morgan
Ing Foster
Atl
Cin
Winfield
Tyson
D Cash
Geronimo
D Parker
W Davis
Kingman
G Foster
Chi
W Robinson
Cedeno
Htn
Brock
Stl
Taveras
Lopes
Rhoden
RK Jones
Matlack
Alcala
Norman
Carlton
Kaat
Zamora
J Richard
P Niekro
Lolich
Phil
Roughs
Tex
Mayberry
Ustrzemski
Ben
Otis
L May
Bal
G Brett
McRae
Rivers
Carew
Min
Munson
Carty
Cle
R White
Hargrove
Garner
Oak
LeFlore
Det
Bando
Hendrick
Bsn
Rice
North
Patek
Baylor
Campaneris
Tennis Kitzbuehel semi final bid for Wendy Turnbull
Wendy Turnbull of the United States defeated Helena Anliot of South Africa 6 4 6 2 to reach the Heads Cup semifinal in Kitzbuehel Austria. Eddie Dibbs seeded top reached Western Tennis Championship quarter finals with 6 3 1 6 6 0 over Terry Moor. Carlton White and Davis Graham shot 63s to lead first round at Westchester Golf Classic. Randy Barnaba lost to Art Fujita 3 2 in U S Public Links match play. Taiwan rejects Trudeau compromise on ROC flag and anthem at Montreal Olympics.
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Kitzbuehel
Austria
Wendy Turnbull
Helena Anliot
South Africa
Cincinnati
Eddie Dibbs
Harrison, N.Y
Carlton White
Davis Graham
Olympics Go On United States to Compete in Montreal
Montreal officials and IOC resolved a Taiwan dispute as the United States decided to participate in the Games. Philip Krumm led U S efforts balancing IOC Canadian demands and Taiwanese concerns while Trudeau yielded allowing Taiwan to march under Taiwan. The decision preserves the Games and keeps 10 000 athletes in contention.
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United States
C.M. Yang
Taiwan
Yang
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Republic of China
Philip O. Krumm
Kenosha
Wis
U.S. Olympic Committee
Krumm
Pierre Trudeau
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Don Kessinger
al Hrabosky
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