Davis Says Raiders Move Foe Is Ringwise and Cagey
In a lengthy antitrust hearing in Los Angeles Patrick Lynch challenged Al Davis on the Raiders move to the Los Angeles Coliseum. Davis defended fans’ desires for football and urged league input on game locations while noting the Maui owners meeting minutes.
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Openings Remain For USC Aiken Sports Camps
USC Aiken advertises two upcoming camps. Baseball for ages 13 to 17 runs June 22 to 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Soccer for ages 8 to 17 runs June 29 to July 3 with the same daily times. Cost is 75 dollars per child and registration is through the athletic department.
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Aiken High Booster Club Meets for Organization
Aiken High Hornet Booster Club will hold an organizational meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school library. Parents of varsity and junior varsity athletes are urged to attend, per club president Ted Girardeau.
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Aiken Furniture Wins Dixie Youth Title in Double Elimination
Jamie Hooper and Michael Jackson pitched in a 17 4 opener as Aiken Furniture defeated SER TOMA. The team then dominated 17 1 in game two to claim the Dixie Youth Minor League championship.
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Baseball coaching moves and signings amid major league strike
During the major league strike, Dave Duncan and Tom McCraw move to minor league posts in Chattanooga and Waterloo while Joe Nossek Dennis Som mers join the Batavia Trojans. Brewers sign multiple players including Dan Davidmeier and Bill Kssmalan Clutterbuck. others assigned to Burlington Stockton and Butte farm clubs. Reds sign several new players with assignments to Eugene and Billings. Mets add several shortstops pitchers and infielders with assignments to Little Falls Kingsport and Shelby. Phillies sign Abrego Penoutfielder and Soreca catcher with assignments to Reach Eastern League Helena Pioneer Rookie League and Helena.
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Aztec Crown wins Alsab Purse in Pimlico romp
Pimlico hosts the Alsab Purse where Aztec Crown romped by 12 lengths over Beirut earning $17.60. Other tracks include Time Flies winning at Arkansas Park and Screenland taking Hyde Park Handicap at Belmont by 1 3 4 lengths. Chicago Native prevails at Monmouth by a head. Connecticut?
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Rinaldi Advances To Tourney's Second Round
Kathy Rinaldi advances to the second round of the BMW women's grass court championship in Eastbourne after replacing an injured Hanika. She defeats Terry Holladay 6-0 6-2, with other seeds including Jaeger Navratilova Mandlikova and Acker all winning in similar fashion. Patrick McEnroe exits juniors' event in Milan with losses to Strankovic and Paolo Zoli, while Bobby Allison leads Winston Cup standings with 2,332 points. Ray Goff returns to Georgia as director of recruiting after coaching at South Carolina.
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