Dixie 500 results and racing notes from Atlanta race
Unofficial Dixie 500 results list Donnie Allison winning Chevrolet with 328 laps on the 1.522 mile Atlanta track at 126.312 mph, plus full top 40 finishers and car makes. Also notes racing crime story about Angel Cordero Jr seeking retraction in Sports Illustrated.
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Flames Acquire Red Seiling From Blues In Cash Deal
The Atlanta Flames purchase defenseman Red Seiling from the St Louis Blues for an undisclosed cash amount. The Blues recall Bruce Affleck from Salt Lake City of the Central Hockey League. In basketball the San Diego Clippers activate forward Jerome Whitehead and waive guard Stan Pietheiwicz.
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Rocks Aim for Winning Season After Edisto Win
Graniteville Rocks beat Edisto High 26-12 to stretch winning streak to three and improve to 5-5. Mike Sanders rushed for 2, 1 and 23 yards, Bo Mims added a 21 yard TD scramble, Todd Brantley kicked two extra points. They face North Augusta next with a potential 6-5 record.
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Lions Fall 30-0 in Season Finale at C.A. Johnson
Columbia Langley Bath Clearwater High suffered a 30-0 defeat to C.A. Johnson in the season finale Friday night. Statistics and scoring are not available, leaving L-B-C with a 1-9 record.
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Falcons edge 49ers as Bartkowski shines despite shoulder
Atlanta hands San Francisco a 21-10 NFL win to keep playoff hopes alive. Bartkowski, after a shoulder separation last week, scores a rushing TD and throws a 37-yard TD pass. San Francisco stalls with 99 yards offense and a late TD drive.
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Ballesteros Wins Japan Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Severiano Ballesteros of Spain defeats Graham Marsh of Australia in a sudden-death playoff at Yokohama to capture the Japan Open Golf Championship, his second straight title.
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East Tennessee State Captures Cross Country Title
East Tennessee State edged Marshall 20 to 37 in Charleston in a 6.1 mile race led by Adrian Leek 29 17. Mike Dixon 29 54 and Ronnie Carroll 30 04 followed. Marshall’s Brian Jonard 30 13 and John Dotson 30 16 finished fourth and fifth.
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