Seigler's Insurance team goes 18 0 in Aiken league season
Seigler's Insurance softball caps a perfect 18 0 regular season in the Aiken Recreation Department City League. Coach Frank Strickland, a former Osbon Tire standout, praises his players for unity and hard play while sponsor Broadus Seigler funds uniforms and travel. The team posted a 53 10 overall record and won a tournament in Edgefield.
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Bernie Parent joins AA after eye injury ends hockey career
Bernie Parent, former Flyers goalie and two time Stanley Cup winner, says he joined Alcoholics Anonymous to regain discipline and rebuild his life after an eye injury ended his 25 year hockey career. He notes his struggle to redefine himself and reports three months sober while pursuing PR work with the Flyers.
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Orioles Top Jays as Steve Stone Shines Again
The Orioles beat the Blue Jays 41 as Steve Stone fanned nine, moved to 10-3, and logged his fourth straight complete game. The pitcher, also a restaurateur and poet, ties for the AL lead in victories and added a six-hitter in the win.
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Expos Ace Sanderson Shuts Out Phillies 1-0 on Two Hits
Scott Sanderson pitched a two hit shutout to beat Philadelphia 1-0, lifting Montreal in the NL East by 2 1/2 games. Speier scored the lone run on Andre Dawson’s two out single after a disputed play at the plate. Sanderson improved to 7-4 as Lerch took the loss.
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Randy Lerch
Phillies lose Bowa as hamstring injury slows lineup
National League action sees Larry Bowa sidelined for at least a week after pulling a hamstring while fielding in the first inning. Ron LeFlore lifts Detroit with two steals to reach 40 on the season and a 17 game stretch. Mets top Cubs 4 3 behind Youngblood and Stearns run producing hits as Mazzilli fuels late rally. Giants edge Padres 2 1 as Whitson wins fourth straight with Minton clutch in relief.
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Ron LeFlore
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Joel Youngblood
John Stearns
Lee Mazzilli
Youngblood
Claudell Washington
Dick Tidrow
Stearns
Giants
Padres
Jack Clark
Darrell Evans
Ed Whitson
Greg Minton
Whitson
von Joshua
Jerry Mumphrey
Tim Flannery
San Diego
Minton
Gene Tenace
Evans
Former Champs Earn Wins at Wimbledon Weather Delays Play
Jimmy Connors, Billie Jean King, and Evonne Goolagong all advanced and declared they will stay in tennis. Connors crushed Sherwood Stewart 6-0 6-2 6-1 and stated his career is far from finished. King and Goolagong reached the third round amid wet weather that halted many matches.
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John McEnroe
Terry Rocavert
Martina Navratilova
Rayni Fox
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Stewart
Brett
King
Anne Smith
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Goolagong
Roger Cawley
Kelly
Hilton Head Island
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