North Augusta Pony Leaguers Advance To Finals
North Augusta defeats Dentsville 7-3 at Riverview Park to stay undefeated in the Western District Pony League Tournament. Key hits by Marty Brown and Terrell Key spark a late rally, with Mack Cobb earning the win and North Augusta earning a bye toward a possible Friday final.
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North Augusta
Steve Cartledge
Mack Cobb
Jody Jimnies
Dentsville
Riverview Park
Marty Brown
Ffveath
Mark Cox
Terrell Key
Brown
Cartledge
Cox
Tommy Wilson
Ward Richardson
Lexington
Laurens Americans Dominate Belvedere In Dixie Youth Tilt
N A Eliminates Aiken Laurens swats five homers in a 16 to 9 victory at Traughber Field as Laurens stays undefeated in Dixie Youth District 2 play. Greg Cobb struck out 12 in a rain delayed win over Aiken. Laurens then rallied for 14 runs in two innings against Belvedere, with four homers including two by Reggie Williams and Kirk Dotson. Belvedere led 5-2 after four but collapsed, bottoming out with an eight-run sixth. The North Augusta Belvedere game looms tonight with a must beat Laurens twice rule to claim the title.
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North Augusta Southern
Belvedere
Laurens Americans
Dixie
Traughber Field
Aikien Americans
Laurens
Greg Cobb
North Augusta
Joey Allen
Wyman
Aiken
Jim Sutton
Reggie Williams
Kirk Dotson
Anthony Downs
Williams
Robert Grant
Jarvis Rice
Andrew Wigfall
Ernest White
Billy Jackson
New York Yankees name Bob Lemon as manager after Billy Martin firing
Bob Lemon accepted the Yankees job after Billy Martin’s departure and inherits a lineup shift with Reggie Jackson back in right field and Thurman Munson moving to catcher. Lemon vows to run the club and make the major decisions while accepting advice but retaining final authority.
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Bob Lemon
Yankee Stadium
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago
Lemon
New York
Billy Martin
Reggie Jackson
George Steinbrenner
Martin
Jackson
Steinbrenner
Billy
Yankees
Placid
Larry Doby
George
Charlie Brown
Cleveland
Thurman Munson
Yankee
Jeff Torborg
Kratzert Aims to Defend Hartford Title Amid Family News
Bill Kratzert, defending Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open champion, seeks a repeat at Wethersfield Country Club while his wife Cheryl Ann awaits the couple’s first child in Fort Wayne. Kratzert posted 68 in the Celebrity Pro Am and notes confidence after last year’s 19 under par 265.
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Pion
Kratzert
Cheryl Ann
Fort Wayne
Ind
GHC
Billy Casper
Wethersfield Country Club
George Archer
Don Bies
Gene Littler
Bob Lunn
Rik Massengale
Dave Stockton
Massengale
Andy Bean
Bean
Jack Nicklaus
GHO
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Andy North
Nuggets Capture Summer League Crown Over Lakers 91 89
Ernest Hill scored 32 and Leon Childs 31 for the Lakers in the title game, but the Nuggets led by William Perry 20 and Jimmy Wright 19 clinched a 91 89 win. The event, in its third year, drew college coaches and featured league all stars from Aiken, North Augusta, Graniteville and Langley-Bath-Clearwater High teams.
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Ernest Hill
Leon Childs
Lakers
Nuggets
Aiken Recreation Department
William Perry
Jimmy Wright
Ronnie Williams
Terry Griffin
Leonard Perry
Curtis Johnson
Tim Valentine
Ben Thomas
Anthony Daniels
Wendall Moore
Aiken High
Mike Summers
Ron McKie
North Augusta High
Earl Clinton
Sherman McKie
J.P. Johnson
Graniteville High
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Mark Crawford
Cecil Atchley
Crawford
Bengals GM Paul Brown Mourns Death of Son Robin
Robin Brown, 46, youngest son of Cincinnati Bengals General Manager Paul Brown, died Wednesday night at a Little Rock hospital. Paul Brown and his other son Mike Brown left Bengals summer camp in Arkansas after learning of the death.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Robin Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Mike
Bengals
Arkansas
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N.A
Swats
Tyler
Cobb
Allen
Craig Thomasson
Mike Hutto
Jeff Kline
Jimmy Dew
Sean Sealy
Hal Rock
Hartford
Professional Golfers Association Tour
Bob Hope
Gerald Ford
David Barksdale
Alderson Broaddus
Wayne Earhart
Wofford
Larry Dibease
Newberry
Greg Blatt
Citadel
Charlie Henderson
Danny Monk
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Earl Lowe
Reggie Barker
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