Fermata Swimmers Beat Hammond Hills In Opener 276 245
Fermata Swim Team edged Hammond Hills 276 to 245 in a season opener at the Fermata Club pool. Kristin Varn David Varn Becky Owings Alan Owings Pam Malcom Greg Neimer led six blue ribbon swimmers for Hammond Hills while Jon Stratton Cris Schubert swept for Fermata. Coach Steve Schubert cited renewed effort after last year’s defeat.
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Jody Jimnies
Fermata
Hammond Hills
Fermata Club
Norman Tops Cubs as Reds Blank Cubs 1 0
Fred Norman and Doug Bair combined on a four hit shutout to beat the Chicago Cubs 1-0. Norman allowed only a fifth inning single and overcame a prior blowout loss to reassert his dominance against Chicago.
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Norman
Reds
Cubs
Ken Rappoport
Fred Norman
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Doug Bair
Steve Ontiveros
Palmer Back At Cherry Hills For Second Open Win
Palmer returns to Cherry Hills for another Open bid as fans recall his 1960 victory marked by a late surge from seven shots back. The article reviews his career highs and enduring fan base while noting his decline from major wins and recent tours.
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Palmer
Cherry Hills
Denver
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Charger
Latrobe
Harlows 11th Inning Singles Stretches Orioles Win Streak
Eddie Murray delivered a two out 10th inning homer to erase a 2-1 Mariners lead. Larry Harlow then singled in the 11th for Baltimore as Mike Flanagan earned his ninth win. The Orioles extended their winning streak to 12 with a 3-2 victory.
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Lee Lacy
Steve Yeager
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Philadelphia
Don Sutton
Mike Schmidt
Richie Hebner
Greg Luzinski
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Rich Gale
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Charlie Moore
Ben Oglivie
Mike Caldwell
Twins
Blue Jays
Dan Ford
Willie Norwood
White Sox
Indians
Rich Hinton
Cleveland Indians
Sabino and Weed Win Houndslake Member-Guest
The Houndslake Country Club event drew players from 10 states. Joe Sabino and Cliff Weed won with 116 strokes, 28 under par, followed by Gordon Williams and Harry Tyler at 118. Butch Collie and Billy Mobley finished third at 25 under par.
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Houndslake Country Club
Joe Sabino
Cliff Weed
Gordon Williams
Harry Tyler
Butch Collie
Billy Mobley
J.C. Blaylock
Joe Sayers
Chip Livingston
Dick Meyer
Jack McCraney
Joe Womack
No Met pitcher throws a no-hitter in first 16 years
In their first 16 seasons from 1962 to 1977 the New York Mets failed to record a no hit game by any pitcher.
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New York Met
Moye Approved For W S Football Coaching Job
Richie Moye is named Wagener Salley High School head football coach after the Aiken County Board approval. He will assume duties when practice starts July 31, succeeding Billy Freeman who left for Barnwell High after a 21-12 record and two playoff appearances in three seasons.
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Wagener
Richie Moye
Wagener- Salley
W-S
Area 4
Marion Webb
Aiken County School Board
Moye
War Eagles
Webb
Billy Freeman
Freeman
Barnwell High
Correction: Hutson Etherredge defeats Shaf fer Builders 15-5
The Aiken Standard corrects a Monday report stating Hutson Etherredge beat Shaf fer Builders 15-5. Bradley Plumbing and Heating won last week over Williams Hair and King 11-5. Pitcher Jimmy Dew hit a home run aiding his own win. the paper regrets the error.
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Aiken Standard
Hutson-Etherredge
Bradley Plumbing and Heating
Shaffer Builders
Williams-Hair and
King
Jimmy Dew
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