Recreation Results from Gregg Park Dixie Youth League
Baseball results list multiple games with winning teams and scores at Gregg Park. Notable performances include Scottie Koon and Kenny Kneece each contributing doubles, Aaron Gilmore and Charles Simpkins charting multiple hits, and Ashley Smith pitching a no hitter for Triangle Pontiac Warriors.
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Gregg Park Dixie Youth
St. James Lutheran Cardinals
Graniteville
Jason Blackmon
Chris Adams
Willie Wright
Charlie Wood
A’s
Triangle Pontiac Warriors
Rogers Tire and Battery Vikings
Ashley Smith
Chad Moyer
Warriors
Posey’s Furniture Braves
St. Johns Methodist A’s
Dwayne Carroll
Charles Simpkins
Braves
Posey’s
Furniture Braves
Farmers and Merchants Yankees
Lester Johnson
Gurney
Orioles
Greg Wertz
Keith Randall
Cardinals
Pony League Baseball
Becker
Ray Fouts
Phil Waters
Greg Overby
Bernard Carter
Kenny Fair
Kaplin
Wyman Heath
Darry Grantham
Barney Livingston
Chubby Wells
Kaolin
Mark Stevens
Coke
Byrnes
Billy Lynn
Pete Herring
Randy Smith
Paul Ealy
Rod Carew Emphasizes On Base Over Home Run Power
AP Special Correspondent profiles Rod Carew, noting his shift from power hitting to base running and consistency. Carew, 33, with a .334 lifetime average, discusses hitting goals, a five year Angels deal at $900000 per year, and his 3000 hit aim while reflecting on influences from Mays Robinson Campanella and Aaron. He also reflects on Pete Rose, Ralph Garr, and the evolving game.
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New York
Rodney Cline Carew
Washington Heights
New York City
Queensborough Bridge
Dodger
Giant
Willie Mays
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Giants
Yankees
Braves
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Rawlings
Minnesota Twins
Aarons
Mays
Mantles
Siege Gun
California Angels
Pete Rose
Ralph Garr
Chicago White Sox
Carew
Twins
Angels
Olga
Herb Stein
Blair Delivers for Reds After Nearly Quitting MLB
Paul Blair, 35, revived his major league career with Cincinnati after being cut by the Yankees in April. He belted a two run homer off John Candelaria in the sixth to lift the Reds to a 7 3 win over the Pirates, part of a late surge with Ray Knight and Dan Driessen contributing solos. Blair had prepared for a coaching path and post baseball life before this NL hit.
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Paul Blair
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Blair
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
John Candelaria
Ray Knight
Dan Driessen
Yankees
Troy Hill
N.J
St. John's University
Red Sox
A’s
George Scott
Butch Hobson
Chuck Rainey
Dwayne Murphy
Boston
Oakland
Scott
Hobson
Royals
White Sox
John Wathan
Willie Wilson
Kansas City
Chicago
Tigers
Brewers
Jason Thompson
Rusty Staub
Steve Kemp
Detroit
Milwaukee
Thompson
Jack Morris
Kemp
Moose Haas
Staub
Lou Whitaker
Baltimore Orioles
Cesar Geronimo
John McNamara
Phils
Giants
Mike Schmidt
Garland's First Victory Since 1978 Brings Relief
Wayne Garland, signed to a long Cleveland Indians contract, earned his first win since April 25, 1978, topping the Minnesota Twins 3-2 after allowing seven hits through 13 innings. Victor Cruz earned the save as Garland fought through mental pressure and injury woes.
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Cleveland Indians
Garland
Minnesota Twins
Ken Landreaux
Lida
Victor Cruz
Cruz
Yankees
Angels
Graig Nettles
New York
California
Nettles
Chris Knapp
Willie Aikens
Rangers Win First Final Bout With Bruins in Montreal
The New York Rangers beat the Montreal Canadiens 4 1 in the opening game of the NHL final series at the Montreal Forum. Pierre Plante recalled the Rangers refused a late rally, with Dave Maloney scoring shorthanded at 12 32 of the second period. This win extends New York’s playoff momentum versus the defending champions and ends Montreal’s decade long home streak.
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Montreal
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Rangers
New York
Pierre Plante
Dave Maloney
Mike McEwen
Montreal Forum
Watson Greatest After Nelson Win at Byron Nelson Classic
Tom Watson won the Byron Nelson Golf Classic at five under par 275 securing his third 1979 tour victory. Bill Rogers tied Watson after a dramatic 18th-hole playoff birdie and then missed a four-foot birdie for victory. Rogers earned 32400 for second, Larry Nelson finished third at 276, and Jerry Pate tied for fourth at 278 with McGee Brannan Peete and Hatalsky at 279.
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Dallas
Tom Watson
Bill Rogers
Watson
Rogers
Larry Nelson
Jerry Pate
Nelson
Pate
Jerry McGee
Mike Brannan
Calvin Peete
Morris Hatalsky
Lott Tops RS-M Banquet Honors In All County Sports Night
Ridge Spring-Monetta high star Harvey Lott led awards at the RS-M all sports banquet earning MVP honors in football and basketball plus All-County All-State and CSAA recognitions. Dale Evans USC coach gave remarks as other athletes received numerous honors across football basketball volleyball softball and baseball.
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Monetta
Harvey Lott
Ridge Spring
Monetta High
Lott
Aiken Standard
Dale Evans
University of South Carolina
Evans
USC
Jim Carlen
Texas Tech
Sallie Leaphart
Leaphart
Aiken High Qualifies For State AAAA Finals In Track
Aiken High qualified three boys and two girls for Friday's state class AAAA track finals at the Weams Baskins Track Center USC Ernest Hill led the Hornets with a 6 4 high jump, Randy Faile cleared 13 4 in pole vault, Bennie Jones ran 11 0 in the 100, Yvette Moore finished third in the 100 and Laverne Simmons was fourth in the 880 to reach finals.
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Aiken High
Weams-Baskins
University of South Carolina
Ernest Hill
Randy Faile
Bennie Jones
Yvette Moore
Laverne Simmons
Kargaard Seventeenth In Weekend Handicap Bowling
Graham Ready of West Columbia won $500 after defeating Cornelius Crawford 193 to 169 at The Gamecock Lanes Sumter in a Handicap Bowlers Tournament event. Crawford took $220 for second. Leif Kargaard of New Ellenton finished seventh earning $30. Other top finishers include Mike Branch, Harry Howard, Butch Ducato, Ronnie Talbert, and Charles Belk.
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Gamecock
Sumter
Camden
Graham Ready
Cornelius Crawford
Crawford
Leif Kargaard
New Ellenton
West Columbia
Columbia
Mike Branch
Cayce
Harry Howard
Augusta
Butch Ducato
Ronnie Talbert
Hartsville
Charles Belk
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Will Grimsley
John Nelson
Ken Rappoport
AP Sports
Wayne Garland
Blue Jays
Mark Lemongello
Toronto
Texas
Lemongello
Mike Jorgensen
Philadelphia
Schmidt
Atlanta
Dale Murphy
Vida Blue
Dick Ruthven
Blue
Ruthven
Ron Reed
Expos
Joe Ferguson
Dave Lopes
Ferguson
Lopes
Los Angeles
Reggie Jackson
Chris Chambliss
Bert Campaneris
Aiken County
Rob Matwick
Cherlene Padgett
Patricia Williams
Sandra Smith
Williams
Geraldine Padgett
Janie Leaphart
Ricky Howard
Vasco Smith
Steve Nobles
Cleveland Cyrus
Stanley Bodie
Randy Hall
Billy Rauton
Michael Martin
Darnell Smith
Cary Hannah
Smith
Henry Jeffery
Arthur Whitt
Rauton
Aiken
Darren Younce
CSRA
John Odom
Hammond Glover
Cyrus
Nobles
Martin
Jeffery
Sarah Davis
Vikki Oakman
Ricky Henderson
Stanley Stroman
Peter Cyrus
Darnell Henderson
Stroman
Randy Burton
Thaddius Martin
Childs
Leon Childs
Alderson-Broaddus College
West Virginia
Ronnie Carr
Orangeburg- Wilkinson
Cynthia Austin
Lexington
Saints
St. Angela Academy
Whitmire
Larry Seymour
Ron Schroder
Danny Mahoney
Schroder
Mahoney
Chris Fulmer
Neil Beals
Hornets
Kargaard
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