McKinney A Big Hit In Graniteville
University of South Carolina flanker Zion McKinney draws youth camp crowds in Graniteville helping Coach Bill Smith. He plans a strong pre-season, supports George Rogers as Heisman contender, and eyes a good senior year and bowl bid.
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University of South Carolina
Zion McKinney
McKinney
Columbia
Gamecock
Graniteville
Bill Smith
Graniteville High
Gregg
Smith
Pickens
Jim Carlen
Gamecock Club
Gamecocks
North Carolina
Georgia
Notre Dame
Florida State
Rogers
George Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Charles White
George
Pickens High
NFL
Nettles Delivers for Aiken Post 26 in 4-2 Win
Aiken American Legion Post 26 edged Newberry 4-2 at Citizens Field. Terry Nettles started clutching hits after replacing Meyers in the fourth inning and drove in the decisive run as Brad Johnson and Nettles keyed the win. Nettles struck out seven in a strong relief outing.
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Citizens Field
Aiken
American Legion Post 26
Newberry
Post 26
Terry Nettles
Brad Johnson
Nettles
Darryl Meyers
Meyers
Johnny McGee
Kenny Kirkland
McGee
Johnson
Scottie Hawkins
David Miller
Charles Parrish
Miller
Myron Bell
Bell
Perrish
Aiken Post 26 hit hot streak after midseason slump
Aiken struggled through seven losses in nine games but beat Valley and then won again to lift Post 26 spirits. Jeff Clark praised improved patience and timely hitting as they travel to Orangeburg for an 8 p.m. Friday night game. Newberry and Aiken line scores are listed with players’ at bats and hits.
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Aiken Post
Kenny Kirkland
Charles Parrish
Newberry
Scottie Hawkins
Rob Matwick
Aiken
Valley
Jeff Clark
North Augusta Tennis Closed doubles final set for tonight
In North Augusta, Tommy Schlegel and Chuck Tudor face Pax Gillingham and Fred Hyatt at 6 p.m. to decide the men’s doubles title. Previous results saw Tully and Rearden defeating Heatherly and Sawacki 6-1 6-0, and Fleming and Frye advancing by default against Evans and Howard.
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North Augusta
Tommy Schlegel
Chuck Tudor
Pax Gillingham
Fred Hyatt
Chris Tully
Mark Rearden
Dale Heatherly
Don Sawacki
Schlegel
Tudor
Tully
Rearden
John Fleming
Mike Frye
Tony Evans
Edward Howard
Gillingham
Wyatt
Fleming
Drye
Riverview Park
Palmer Dominates Cleveland to Spark Orioles Win
Jim Palmer shined for Baltimore returning from tendinitis with a four hitter to beat Cleveland 3-1. Palmer struck out five, walked two, and earned his 7-3 record as the Orioles extended their division lead. Toby Harrah homered for Cleveland, marking their only score.
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Jim Palmer
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Cleveland
Orioles
Palmer
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Toby Harrah
Harrah
Royals
Pete LaCock
al Cowens
Oakland
Fred Patek
Cowens
Kansas City
Darrell Porter
Whitey Herzog
Rangers
Angels
Oscar Gamble
Ranger
Steve Comer
Jim Kern
California
Comer
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Gamble
RBI
John Grubb
Carney Lansford
Brewers
Twins
Ben Oglivie
Gorman Thomas
Milwaukee
Charlie Moore
Martinez Misses No-No As Cards Top Expos Five Zip
Terry Kennedy nearly caught a no hitter in his early major league recall as Silvio Martinez lacked a no no after Duffy Dyer’s liner spoiled it in the eighth. The Cardinals won five nothing behind Martinez's one-hitter with Kennedy keeping his glove.
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John Nelson
Terry Kennedy
St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal
Duffy Dyer
Keith Hernandez
Silvio Martinez
Martinez
Cardinals
Expos
Kennedy
Special shoe fitted for Spec tacular Bid’s sore hoof
Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Spec tacular Bid wore a protective shoe plate after a safety pin puncture in the Belmont Stakes hoof. Trainer Bud Delp said the horse missed a workout but would return to the track wearing the shoe, with iodine treatment cited as strengthening the area.
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Baltimore
Jack Reynolds
Detroit
Bud Delp
Bud
Wimbledon Dowager Queen Presides Over Youth Of Tennis
Grimsley notes Wimbledon remains the old guard yet its tone shifts with John Patrick McEnroe Jr. and Tracy Austin, youthful prodigies who forged rapid growth and may dominate the sport into the 1980s. The piece contrasts aging champions in other sports with tennis’s new wave.
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Worple Road
Church Street
Wimbledon Common
John Patrick McEnroe, Jr
Douglaston
N. Y
Nancy Lopez
Muhammad Ali
Larry Holmes
Leon Spinks
South Africa
John Tate
New York Yankees
Willie Randolph
Bucky Dent
McEnroe
Austin
Tracy
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Ed Heslin
Phil Berley
Benjie Nichols
Jimmy Richardson
Phil Liston
Roger Wallace
Grant Scurry
Tommy Nichols
Dean Richardson
Kenny Criswell
Roger Abney
Darryl Meyer
Robert Morris
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Pat Underwood
Champ Summers
Ing
Rick Burleson
Mariners
White Sox
Bill Stein
Chicago
Ken Kravec
Bobby Valentine
Leon Roberts
Ruppert Jones
Seattle
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Saucier
Mets
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Willie Montanez
Steve Henderson
New York
Ed Ott
Giants
Astros
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Ken Forsch
Forsch
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Rick Auerbach
Johnny Bench
Fred Norman
Joe Morgan
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Padres
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Niekro
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Rollie Fingers
Randy Jones
Glenn Hubbard
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Grimsley
Will Grimsley
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Wimbledon
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