Drop Opener In Best Of Three For Jackets
North Augusta Yellow Jackets trail 1 0 in Class AAAA playoff after a 5 2 loss to Wade Hampton as Mark Hendley hit a three run homer. Robert Rogers took the loss for North Augusta while Don Moore earned the win for Wade Hampton.
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Generals
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Robert Rogers
North Augusta
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John Ayers
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Thompson
Rogers
Moore
Jones
Ayers
Still
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Hendley
T'sons
Brune
Phillips
Smith
Derrick
Golden
Owings
Trewee
Fregosi To Undergo Examination For Right Foot
Anaheim California Angel shortstop Jim Fregosi has been sent home for tests on an infected right foot that may require surgery. The last original Angel from 1961 had a neutroma between the toes and left the April 29 game vs Cleveland after increasing pain, playing only sparingly since.
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Golden Glove
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Frazier May Fight In Japan
Tokyo promoter Toyoo Yukiyama says world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier may visit Japan in September for singing performances with his group the Knockouts and two exhibition fights against Japanese light heavyweights. Financial terms still to be settled.
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Pair of trophies for Orr at NHL awards lunch
Montreal AP Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins received two NHL trophies at the awards lunch. Orr won the Hart Memorial Trophy as MVP and the Norris Trophy as top defenseman for the 78 game season. Gil Perreault won the Calder Trophy and Johnny Bucyk earned the Lady Byng Memorial for sportsmanship and skill.
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National Hockey League
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Nicklaus Extends Lead In PGA Earnings And Points
Jack Nicklaus boosted his tour lead after winning the Byron Nelson Classic in Dallas. He earned 25,000 for the win, bringing his year total to 131,787 and 130,607.5 points, as Arnold Palmer rose to 106,535 and Gary Player remained runner-up in points with 94,143.
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Wake Forest Seen as Likely ACC Golf Team Champion
Wake Forest led by 14 strokes over Maryland entering the final round of the ACC Golf Tournament in Rockville. Marty West of North Carolina led the individual chase at 17 under after 54 holes, with 11 of 60 players within five strokes.
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Pembroke State Wins NAIA District 29 Outdoor Title
Pembroke State University dominated the NAIA District 29 Outdoor Track and Field championships in Pembroke. the team won 16 of 17 events and set nine meet records. Bill Herndon of Lynchburg set a meet record high jump of 6-64, the lone victory for Pembroke’s four opponents.
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Kellman Takes Loss as Terrell Beats Pires in TV Boxing Card
Chicago promoter Joe Kellman suffered a costly setback after Lanky Ernie Terrell outpointed Luis Faustino Pires in ten rounds during a three city TV boxing triple header. The Chicago leg at the International Amphitheater drew about 800 paid admissions.
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Canadiens Use Breaks To Take Game Four
Montreal coach Al MacNeil said the team got the breaks in the fourth game of the NHL championship against Chicago. The Canadiens overcame a two-goal hole with a late rally and a weak Chicago defense to win 4-2 on Sunday.
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al MacNeil
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Black Hawks
Slugging Otis Lifts Royals End Orioles Jinx
Amos Otis and Bruce Dal Canton sparked a 4-1 Royals victory as Otis drove in key runs after an upset stomach. The win snaps a 23-game skid to Baltimore and keeps Kansas City hot on the season.
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Don Hahn
Tommie Agee
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Harrelson
Derby Winner Canonero II Heartbeat Called Fantastic
In Baltimore a radiologist found Canonero II’s heartbeat “fantastic” after an electrocardiogram. The Derby hero, set for the Preakness at Pimlico, was noted as the lone horse in the 20-horse field to have previously raced the Derby distance. Dr. George Burke confirmed the strong cardiac result.
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George Burke
Bowling Briefs Highlight Heart of Aiken League Scores
Four Encores posted the high handicap series 2379 and Four Encores high handicap game 251. Heart of Aiken Restaurant led with the high scratch series 1982 while Village Pharmacy’s Danny Player achieved the top scratch game 213. Various players and substitutions posted multiple high games and splits across the standings.
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Heart of Aiken
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Vernon Selfridge
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Baseball Standings Monday Results and Schedule
Standings and results show Detroit 5 California 2 and Kansas City 4 Baltimore 2. Remaining night games include Boston at Minnesota, New York at Milwaukee, Washington at Chicago, California at Detroit, Oakland at Cleveland, and Kansas City at Baltimore.
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Scores From Thursday Softball Card
St. Louis beat Montreal 8 to 5 New York edged Houston 2 to 1 Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 San Francisco downed Cincinnati 3 to 2 Only games scheduled.
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Racing Roundup from New York and Nearby Tracks
Rondeau sailed 42 lengths ahead of Swing Step in five furlongs at Aqueduct for 58 seconds in the Linton Boosters Purse, fastest season time. Chrissy C. won Pierce Purse at Garden State Park by eight lengths. Laplander surprised Sport King by 142 lengths in Pimlico’s Jennings Handicap. Sumter won West Roxbury Purse at Suffolk Downs by a half length over Starr Fancy. Bucket O Suds and Sheriff III led from start to finish for Arlington Park’s Lake Forest Park by one length.
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Waters to Speak at North Augusta Banquet
Former North Augusta High football star Charlie Waters will headline the school’s sport banquet tomorrow night at 8 in the school cafeteria. Waters, a rookie defensive back for Dallas this season, was Shrine Bowl quarterback for North Augusta and later converted to flanker at Clemson before his NFL debut.
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Tony Jacklin Tracks Palmer Image as England’s Golf Hero
English golf idol Tony Jacklin rose from Lincolnshire steel mill work to win both The Open and the U S Open within 11 months. His rise sparked schoolboy adulation, comparisons to Georgie Best, and national admiration as he became the first English winner of the U S Open since 1921. He learned golf from his father, started as a fitter, then turned pro at Potters Bar, earning six pounds a week.
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Walton Horton New Champion In Midland Valley Golf
Walton Horton topped the Midland Valley Women's Golf Association 54 hole medal play to win the title at Midland Valley Country Club. Betty Wren finished second. Rhoda Sloan won the first flight with Betty Robinson second. Helen Miller was elected president with Betty Robinson as vice president Dru Hauser as treasurer and Nell McKane as secretary.
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Midland Valley Country Club
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Helen Miller
Dru Hauser
Nell McKane
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