Majors Upset as Beth Daniel Wins Early In Invitational
Heavy rain did not stop CAROLINAS JUNIOR GIRLS INVITATIONAL action on opening day. Medalist Beth Daniel defeated Donna Noonan. Betsy Majors fell to Stephanie Kornegay. Kathy Spaugh beat Nina Foust. Sherri Turner defeated Susan Cary. Salinsky and Garner won first flight matches. Brenda Rich and Barbara Wesley won second flight. Pam Prince and Jane Harris won third flight. Action continues with pairings for champions to be decided Friday.
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Midland Valley
Carolinas
Beth Daniel
Aiken
Betsy Majors
Daniel
Donna Noonan
Charlotte
N.C
Stephanie Kornegay
Mt. Olive
N. C
Tors
Salinsky
Krylien Fairey
Garner
Cam Shuler
Brenda Rich
Eileen Miller
Barbara Wesley
Paula Totherow
Pam Prince
Kathlenn Miller
Jane Harris
Lynn Spaugh
Kathy Spaugh
Sherri Turner
Debbie Boren
Lisa Boyles
Lynn Gatling
Margaret Abbe
Unitas Retires and Hall of Fame Game in Doubt
Johnny Unitas retires after 18 NFL seasons and is headed for the Hall of Fame. The NFL players strike threatens this year’s Hall of Fame Game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Buffalo Bills, with rookies and free agents likely to fill many spots. Card coach Don Coryell taps Bill Bynum to direct the attack for the Bills game as the strike and contract disputes continue.
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Bruce Lowitt
Johnny Unitas
St. Louis Cardinals
Buffalo Bills
Canton
Ohio
Cards
Bills
United Auto Workers Union
NFL Players Association
NFL Management Council
Unitas
NFL
San Diego
Chargers
Baltimore Colts
Maryland
Associated Press
Dom
Rozelle
St. Louis
Buffalo
Don Coryell
Bill Bynum
Racing Roundup features at Delaware and New York
Dee Mzee won the feature at Delaware Park by seven lengths over Love That Breeze. Foolish Pleasure narrowly defeated What A Sketch in Aquetuct Tremont Stakes by a neck. Sweetie's Charm won the Crossings Purse at Liberty Bell by seven lengths over Kaye's Commander.
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Stanton
Del
Dee Mzee
Delaware Park
New York
Foolish Pleasure
Aqueduct
Philadelphia
Sweetie
Kaye
Commander
Liberty Bell
Wiland eliminates defending CGA champion in Carolinas tourney
Jamestown veteran Bill Harvey Kenny Wiland, an 18 year old Furman University sophomore from Aiken, defeated three-time CGA champion Bill Harvey 2 and 1 in a second round match. Trip Gentry of Winston Salem topped Chuck Scott 4 and 2 in Wednesday's first round.
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Orangeburg
Carolinas Golf Association
Bill Harvey
Jamestown
N. C
CGA
Kenny Wiland
Furman University
Aiken
Wiland
Trip Gentry
Winston-Salem
Chuck Scott
Reidsville
Johnny Elam
Charlotte
Charles Lynch Jr
Elam
Robert Morrison
Fayetteville
Lynch
Tom Reynolds
Raleigh
Elam and Powers share four under par in playoff
Elam wins medal honors after a playoff round with a 68 while Powers also carded 68. Powers defeats Tim Saylor 20th hole for a spot in the next round against John McNeely after McNeely beat Joe Hull 3 and 1. Vance Heafner advances with a 6 and 5 win over Bill Lewis and meet Frank Ford III next.
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Elam
Allen Powers
Orangeburg
Powers
John McNeely
Statesville
N. C
McNeely
Joe Hull
Wendell
Vance Heafner
Cary
Bill Lewis
Florence
South Carolina
Heafner
Frank Ford Ill
Charleston
Jeff Tedder
Fairmont
Aiken Graniteville Opens with 8 1 Win Over Edisto
Aiken Graniteville used a balanced attack to defeat Edisto 8 to 1 in the Dixie Senior League State Baseball Tournament opener at Citizens Field. Cue Brourton and Toole led a 10-hit effort with two hits each and multiple RBIs as the team built a four-run second inning and never trailed.
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Citizens Field
Aiken- Graniteville
Edisto
Robert Cue
Ryan Brourton
Bobby Toole
Aiken Graniteville
Brourton
Cue
Toole
Aiken-Graniteville
Dean Glover
Scott Bethman
Bethman
St. Angelia
RBI
Vernon Lunsford
Lunsford
North Augusta
Atken-Graniteville
Scott Bethmann
Ted McManus
Wesley Teague
Scott Warther
Ryan Bruoton
Anthony Acrey
Robert Lovett
Terry Hiers
Richard Kinard
Mike Hassel
Joseph Zorn
Jimmy Tyner
Richard Wilbanks
Jack Croft
Kevin Youmans
Anthony Ayers
Duncan Massey
Aiken Swimmers Fall To Brynwood In Eustis Park Meet
Brynwood defeated Aiken Swim Association 354 to 163 at Eustis Park Tuesday night. Amy Reichert led ASA with a triple win while Brynwood stars Jed Menger Margaret Stevens Steve Marble and Jennie Atkinson did so for their team. ASA aims to rebound tonight in a makeup meet against Montclair at the same venue.
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Carlton Mosley
Aiken Swim Association
ASA Club
Montclair
Wendell Hall
Eustis Park
Brynwood
ASA
Amy Reichert
Rickey Keely
Jed Menger
Margaret Stevens
Steve Marble
Jennie Atkinson
Canadian Open Golf Preview Sees Young Stars Rising
The Canadian Open opens with the big four Nicklaus Trevino Weiskopf and Crampton favored to win but recent form shows only two combined victories this season.Veteran director John Montgomery notes the emergence of younger players while old stars struggle with form and age.
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Port Credit
Ont
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Crampton
Trevino
John Montgomery
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Greenville
Turner
Susan Cary
Champ
Tim Saylor
East Bend
Graniteville Downs
Lisa Olliff
Danny Taylor
Stacy Carr
Bill Stevens
Lisa Unger
Jeff Annis
Scott Cliff
Lowrie Wilson
John Allen
Robin Deaton
Carol Tilly
Bruce Owens
Beth Menger
Julie Landis
Neil Crowley
Ted Pennel
Richard Hessen
Karen
Johnny Miller
Hubert Green
Jerry Heard
Tom Watson
John Mahaffey
Eddie Pierce
Ben Crenshaw
Forrest Ferler
Jones
Aiken Sporting Goods
Walt” Burckhalter
Laurens SW
Dial
Midland Valley Country Club
Purvis Ferree
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