NFL Players Back Big Names in Pension Dispute
In New York the NFL owners seek a four year retirement fund increase amid a stalemate with the NFL Players Association. Key figures like Roman Gabriel Fran Tarkenton and Gale Sayers mobilize support as Kansas City Chiefs vote to stay away from camp until a settlement is reached before the All Star game.
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New York
National Football League
John Mackey
Baltimore
NFL Players Association
Alan Miller
NFLPA
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
John Brodie
San Francisco
John Hall
San Diego
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Jim Houston
Cleveland
Larry Grantham
New York Jets
Mackey
Jim Tyrer
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Chicago
Post 26 Drops Fourth Straight in Cayce Loss
Columbia-Aiken Post 26 fell 4-1 to Cayce Monday dropping to 5-11 in the league standings. Cayce moved to 11-4, led by Thad Rowe with a triple and two hits, Jimmy Chavis earned the win with a four hitter, while Ricky Brown took the loss. Aiken’s Norman Belcher Chuck Polson Rob Hershey and Tommy Bates had singles as Aiken remained in third place.
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Columbia
Aiken
Post
Cayce
Jimmy Chavis
Orangeburg
Thad Rowe
Randy Stewart
Allen Clamp
Norman Belcher
Chuck Polson
Rob Hershey
Tommy Bates
Aiken All Stars Open Postseason vs Batesburg Tonight
Aiken’s Pony League all stars, managed by Earl Tate and coached by Wes Hussey, start postseason play by facing Batesburg Leesville at 8 in the Western District tournament in Batesburg. North Augusta shut out Batesburg 8-0 Monday as the hosts seek to repeat last year’s Western District and Eastern Division titles en route to York and Phoebus, Va. The Aiken lineup includes Rideout, Roberts, Dufour, Bell, Sampson, Procter, Foster, Zion, Hughes, Meyer, Hamm, Loudermilk, Red Roberts, Turner, and Warth er.
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Aiken
Batesburg- Leesville
Batesburg
Earl Tate
Wes Hussey
North Augusta
Steve Dufour
Richmond County
Stewart Field
York
Phoebus
Tate
Paul Rideout
Jeff Roberts
Jerome Bell
Pete Sampson
Artie Procter
Martin Foster
Bobby Zion
Billy Hughes
Rickie Meyer
Larry Hamm
Frankie Loudermilk
Red Roberts
David Turner
Scott Warther
Varner Selected South Coach For Shrine Bowl
Willie Varner of Woodruff High School will coach the South Carolina Shrine Bowl team to be played December 5 at Memorial Stadium in Charlotte. He will be assisted by Jim Fraser of Hanna High School Anderson and Buddy Sasser of Conway High School. The game benefits the Shriner Hospital Endowment Fund, with proceeds surpassing 5 million dollars. Fraser and Sasser bring extensive coaching and playing credentials to the staff.
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Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
Greenville
S. C
North Carolina
Miller
Warner
Wofford College
Fort Jackson Golden Arrows
Woodruff High
Woodruff
South Carolina AA
Frances Harvey
Spartanburg
Dennis
Toni
Fraser
McClenaghan High
Florence
South Carolina
Newberry College
Newberry
Bennettsville High
Aiken High
Joyce Pruitt
Chuck
Amy
Sasser
Conway High
University of N. C
Chapel Hill
University of S.C
Eau Claire High School
Richey to Play First Round at Western Tennis Championships
Cliff Richey from San Angelo Texas and Natase of Romania are top seeds in the 83rd Western Tennis Championships at Cincinnati Tennis Club. Nancy Richey and Rosemary Casals lead the women's side as action continues with several upsets and strong international entrants for a $25,000 prize purse.
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Cincinnati
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Texas
Natase
Romania
Cincinnati Tennis Club
Nancy Richey
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Calif
Dick Stockton
Pancho Guzman
Ecuador
Mike Kreiss
Los Angeles
Dick Crealy
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Indonesia
Sugiarto
Paul Hyman Wins USASA Golf Title
Paul Hyman of Aiken South Carolina wins the Europe wide USASA golf tournament in Berchtesgaden Germany with a final 69 to set a new record. He shot 77 71 73 69 and beat 53 other players from American bases on the continent. He drove the green on the 18th and sank a 35 foot putt. He will return to the United States in December to enter the University of Georgia.
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Germany
Paul Hyman
Aiken
S. C
USASA
Hyman
Nuremburg
University of Georgia
Satellite Tournament at Heritage to Parallel Sea Pines Open
Heritage Golf Classic officials sponsor a Satellite event alongside the Heritage invitational at Harbour Town and Ocean Course Sea Pines Plantation. The Satellite offers a 30,000 purse while the Heritage prize fund reaches 100,000. The events run Nov 25-28 with 232 players, 132 Sea Pines Open and 100 Heritage entrants.
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New York
N. Y
Professional Golfers Association
Harbour Town
Ocean Course
Sea Pines
South Carolina
George Cobb
Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Heritage
Bill Dyer
Joe Dey, Jr
Dixie Senior State Tourney Opens Tonight at Eustis Park
The Dixie Senior state tournament starts tonight at Eustis Park with North Augusta vs Edisto at 8 p.m. Aiken's Johnsons son Barry is injured and out. The event runs through Friday with the winner advancing to the Dixie Senior World Series in Mobile Alabama starting August 3.
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Eustis Park
North Augusta
Edisto
Henderson Johnson
Aiken
South Carolina
Mobile
Ala
Johnson
Barry
Clip Livingston
Cam Per-Kins
Bo Neeley
Paul Martin
Phil Luton
Jmmy Bethmann
Bobby Hankonen
Charlie Smith
Steve Zorn
Mike Garner
David Jett
Vic Lancaster
Marshall Brock
Tom Eaves
Ronnie Hanna
Gary Roberts
Ricky Hallman
Singer Pockets No Hit Bonus from Dodgers No-Hitter
Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer received a $500 bonus for his first no hitter in seven seasons, a tradition dating to 1952. He downplayed the payout while teammates urged him to demand more, after a 5-0 win over the Phillies.
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LOS Angeles
Bill Singer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Singer
Philadelphia Phillies
Carl Erskine
Nohitter
Atlanta
San Francisco Giants
Larry Hisle
Hisle
Bill
Terry Harmon
Denny Doyle
Willie Davis
Byron Brown
Phillies
Torborg
Sandy Koufax
Alston
California
Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh
San Diego Padres
Clyde Wright
California Angels
Oakland
Anaheim
Dodgers
Dodger
Philadelphia
UPI
Australia Still In Top Flight at Commonwealth Games
Australia remains a swimming power at the Commonwealth Games with world record holders Mike Wenden and Karen Moras taking five gold medals. New stars Helen Gray and Debbie Cain, both teenagers, emerge as the next generation with Moras breaking the 800 meter freestyle world mark and taking her second gold. Debrie Cain holds national titles in backstroke 100 and 200 meters as track and field events pause for the day.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Australia
Mike Wenden
Karen Moras
Don Talbot
Helen Gray
Debbie Cain
Helen
Miss Moras
Debbie
Whitworth Becomes LPGA's Top Money Winner
Kathy Whitworth of Richardson Texas tops LPGA money list with 20165.01 in earnings after $866.67 sixth place at the Jaycee Open. Sandra Haynie drops to second with 19911 while Carol Mann holds third at 19075 and Shirley Englehorn is fourth at 1773. Dona Caponi falls to sixth with 13187 as others like Marilynn Smith Mary Mills Betsy Rawls and Sandra Palmer cap the top ten.
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Atlanta
Kathy Whitworth
Richardson
Tex
Sandra Haynie
Dallas
Miss Whitworth
Springfield
Ohio
Miss Haynie
Judy Rankin
Midland
Jo Ann Prentice
Carol Mann
Baltimore
Shirley Englehorn
Palm Desert
Calif
Sandra Palmer
Fort Worth
Donna Caponi
North Hollywood
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Mary Mills
Handsboro
Miss
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
McCune Captures Second Houston Open Bowling Title
Don McCune of Munster Indiana clinched his second professional bowling title at the Houston Open. He finished with a 10-6 record and earned $3,000 as champion, while Jim Stefanich of Joliet Illinois won $1,600 for the runner-up. Stefanich bowled the tour’s high pinfall at 9,177. McCune led by 146 pins going into the final match despite a 278 246 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Don McCune
McCune
Munster
Ind
Fort Worth
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Ill
Stefanich
Bowlers’ Association
League leaders rained out in Western Carolina League action
First place Greenwood and second place Sumter were rained out Monday night in the Western Carolina League while other clubs played. The Gastonia Pirates halted a ninth inning rally to beat the Anderson Senators 7-6 and Greenville edged Spartanburg 5-4. Tonight's schedule has Greenwood at Sumter, Anderson at Gastonia, and Spartanburg at Greenville.
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Associated Press
Greenwood
Sumter
Gastonia Pirates
Anderson Senators
Greenville
Spartanburg
Anderson
Gastonia
Columbus and Birmingham Remain Tied in Southern League
The two teams split a Monday doubleheader with Birmingham winning 7-2 on 14 hits and Columbus taking a 2-0 nightcap behind Bill Keso. Savannah defeated Jacksonville 6-0 as Chuck Machemehl earned the win with a one-hit start. Charlotte led Asheville 8-4 before a 9-1 finish boosted Glenn Ezell with a three-run homer. Mobile Montgomery doubleheader was postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Birmingham
Bill Keso
Astros
Savannah
Jacksonville
Suns
Chuck Machemehl
Charlotte
Asheville
Glenn Ezell
Mobile
Montgomery
Jacsonville
Eagles Beat Raleigh Durham 8 4 Behind Frazier C homer
Fred Frazier hit a three run homer in the fourth and Pat C added a solo shot as the Eagles beat Raleigh Durham 8-4 in Carolina League action. Cliff Johnson hit his 23rd homer for Raleigh Durham. Rocky Mount upset Burlington 20.
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Associated Press
Fred Frazier
Pat C
Bienne Meyde Eagles
Raleigh Durham
Triangles
Cliff Johnson
Raleigh - Durham
Rocky Mount
Burlington
NASCAR Title Race Tightens With Close Points
Daytona Beach AP three drivers push for the Grand National title as 120 points separate the top trio. James Hylton leads with 2,231, Bobby Isaac 2,219, Bobby Allison 2,111 after Allison's Volunteer 500 win at Bristol. Allison narrows gap to Pete Hamilton in the dollar derby.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
James Hylton
Bob
Isaac
Bobby Allison
Bristol
Tenn
Allison
Pete Hamilton
Racing Roundup of Lexington Handicap and Other North American Races
Multiple race results across circuits: Roman Scout and Naskra win Lexington Handicap divisions at Aqueduct. Rattan captures a Delaware Park feature by 2 1/2 lengths. Fast Quest upsets Red Charmer in Rockhill Purse at Liberty Bell. Rough Mood wins Tropical Park feature. Around the Horn takes Affectionately Purse at Monmouth Park. Idle Minds prevails at Arlington Park. Great Mystery wins Rockingham Park inaugural Handicap. Mickey McGuire edges George Lewis at Hollywood Park. Fly Brother Fly triumphs in Johnston Purse at Lincoln Downs.
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New York
Roman Scout
Naskra
Aqueduct
Stanton
Del
Rattan
Delaware Park
Philadelphia
Red Charmer
Liberty Bell
Miami
Tropical Park
Oceanport
N.J
Monmouth Park
Chicago
Arlington Park
Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Ingelwood
Calif
Mickey McGuire
George Lewis
Hollywood Park
Laffit Pincay
Lincoln
R. J
Fly Brother Fly
War Jaunt
Lincoln Downs
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Ers
Ernie Wright
Kermit Alexander
John Wilbur
Varner
South
Richey
Aiken, S.C
Berchtesgaden
Sea Pines Plantation Company
Pete Mikkelsen
Robert Woods
Jeff Torborg
Oscar Gamble
Don Money
Wes Parker
Maury Wills
Walt Alston
LPGA
Ment
Lynchburg
Winston-Salem
THE
Layton
Gingrey Mobile Homes
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