Smith Leaves Midland Valley Mustangs Seek New Head Coach
Bill Smith resigns as head football coach and athletic director at Midland Valley High School. Principal Cray Nobles confirms the resignation effective Friday and says applications are being accepted for a new coach. Smith previously led Midland Valley to back to back 3-7 seasons after coaching at Graniteville and Orangeburg-Wilkinson.
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Midland Valley Mustangs
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Midland Valley High School
Midland Valley High
Cray Nobles
Conway High School
Conway High
Mike King
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Leavelle McCampbell High School
Graniteville
Mustangs
Leavelle McCampbell
Langley- Bath-Clearwater
Midland Valley
Orangeburg-Wilkinson High
Bruins
Pinch Hit Heroics Paces Mets To Win
Pinch hitter Bob Bailor delivered a two-run double with two out in the ninth to lift the New York Mets to a 3-2 victory over the San Diego Padres at Shea. Bailor praised pinch hitting while fans cheered his late heroics after Ellis Valentine opened the inning with a single.
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Wally Backman
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George Foster
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Foster
Met
Reggie
Jackson
Otis Homer Caps Royals Victory Over Brewers
Otis hit a first pitch homer that struck the flagpole near left center, lifting the Kansas City Royals 3 2 over Milwaukee. Fingers allowed the blast, while Otis noted it was a powerful but mishit drive as KC improved with six game winning RBIs.
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Blue Jays
Steve Kemp
Chicago
Tony Bernazard
Greg Luzinski
Chicago White Sox
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Luis Leal
Seventh inning drama as Angels top Yankees in AL clash
The Angels pull ahead 2-1 in the eighth on consecutive singles by Tim Foli Bob Boone and Brian Downing off Rudy May. Downing drives in the winning run in five hit pitching by Geoff Zahn for the Angels.
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Montreal
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Geoff Zahn
California
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Bob Boone
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Rudy May
Tigers
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Milt Wilcox
Aloma's Ruler a Contender for Preakness at Pimlico
Nathan Scherr believes Aloma's Ruler, coming off a Bahamas Stakes win and strong postrace appearance, can challenge in the 107th Preakness at Pimlico. With Linkage likely favorite and Derby winner Gato Del Sol not running, the field includes Laser Light Reinvested Water Bank and others as possible rivals.
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New York
Sugar Ray Leonard Eye Injury Casts Shadow Over Boxing Career
Leonard lies hospitalized at Johns Hopkins with a detached retina after the Hearns fight. Experts warn that full vision return is uncertain and a second detachment risk looms, with many advising he should not box again if vision cannot be secured.
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Bernhart Schwartz
Los Angeles
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