Morrison Targets Ball Control Against Florida State
South Carolina coach Joe Morrison said Florida State may have the best offense faced this season and the Gamecocks must control the ball in long drives to win. He noted Greg Allen as a top tailback and mentioned Florida State’s injury to quarterback Kelly Lowery, with backup Bob Davis guiding the winning drive against Arizona State.
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Joe Morrison
Florida State
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Greg Allen
Allen
Kelly Lowery
Seminoles
Arizona State
Bob Davis
Lowery
Wayne McDuffie
Morrison News
Chase tightens as Allison and Waltrip trade points
NASCAR Winston Cup race standings show Bobby Allison with a 27 point edge over Darrell Waltrip going into the Atlanta meet at International Raceway. Waltrip cut 40 points last weekend as Terry Labonte won at North Carolina Motor Speedway. Bill Elliott sits third followed by Richard Petty and Terry Labonte. Other top drivers listed include Harry Gant, Ricky Rudd, Dale Earnhardt, Neil Bonnett, and Tim Richmond. Mike Alexander clinched the 1983 NASCAR Winston Racing Series national short track title with over $35,000 in winnings.
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Darrell Waltrip
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Texas
Alabama
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Richard Petty
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Harry Gant
Ricky Rudd
Dale Earnhardt
Neil Bennett
Tim Richmond
Mike Alexander
Alexander
Rickie Evans
New York
Midland Valley Club hosts blind bogey golf tourney winners
Charlotte Coney won the first flight with Rose mary Phillips second and Laura Teller made the fewest putts. In the second flight Helen Gingry topped the field with Katy Gottschalk runner up and Gloria Kirby recording the fewest putts. Jan Rikard, USC Aiken alum, joined the LPGA Tour after finishing 18th in Texas qualifiers. Kentucky Wildcats of South Carolina will meet Saturday November 5. for info call Jack Toll in Columbia at 779-5967.
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Rosemary Phillips
Laura Teller
Helen Gingry
Katy Gottschalk
Gloria Kirby
Jan Rikard
University of South Carolina At Aiken
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Rikard
Texas
Kentucky Wildcat Club
South Carolina
Jack Toll
Columbia
Petty Leaves Family Race Team After 25 Years
NASCAR star Richard Petty announces he will leave Petty Enterprises to race for Curb Racing Associates in 1984 while keeping ownership and presidency of his family team. He says focusing on his own car, Kyle Petty’s future, and ongoing complex racing demands drove the decision. Petty will drive the No 43 STP Pontiac for the new squad, with Bob Rahilly building engines and Buddy Parrott as crew chief.
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Phillies drop Morgan as part of wheeze kid exodus
Philadelphia Phillies release second baseman Joe Morgan at age 40 citing an option non renewal. Morgan sought an unconditional release to play near his Oakland home if he returns in 1984 and he may negotiate with the San Diego Padres.
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