Right Stuff in sports athletes named
The author ranks athletes across sports by the “right stuff” quality. A.J. Foyt and Richard Petty lead auto racing, Charlie Joiner among football receivers, Tiny Archibald Bird Silas Worthy Steppe in basketball, Nolan Ryan Goose Gossage in baseball, and Seve Ballesteros Palmer in golf. Joe DiMaggio is proclaimed the consummate example.
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Tom Wolfe
A.J. Foyt
Richard Petty
Jack Lambert
Lawrence Taylor
Lynn Swann
Charlie Joiner
San Diego Chargers
Earl Campbell
Jake Scott
Terry Bradshaw
Pat Fischer
Bob Lanier
Moses Malone
Tiny Archibald
Larry Bird
Paul Silas
James Worthy
Brook Steppe
Pat Ewing
Goose Gossage
Nolan Ryan
A.J
Richard
Chris Evert Lloyd
Severiano Ballesteros
Arnold Palmer
Dick Butkus
Joe DiMaggio
Saint Angela Builds to Five and Five With Mohawk Promise
Saint Angela coach David Miller shaved his head into a Mohawk after the team finished 5-5 by beating Heathwood Hall 20-12. The milestone came as Miller fulfilled a playful pledge made to players, while the squad shows signs of an upswing after earlier seasons of struggle.
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David Miller
St. Angela
Saints
Heathwood Hall
Miller
Billy King
Paul Cumbee
King
Woody Harrington
Cumbee
Blackville-Hilda
Williston Elko
Donnie Griffith
Harrington
Wagener-Salley
Gilbert
Cardinal Newman
Camden Military Academy
Mary Cyril
Leonard faces decision at An Evening with Sugar Ray
World welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard will announce tonight at the Baltimore Civic Center whether he will fight again or retire. The event features stars including Marvin Hagler and Muhammad Ali with proceeds to a Baltimore youth jobs program. Leonard has been recovering from a detached retina surgery.
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Baltimore
Sugar Ray Leonard
Leonard
Baltimore Civic Center
Ray
Juanita
Charles Brotman
Howard Cosell
Wayne Newton
Ronald Michels
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Marvin Hagler
Bob Arum
Arum
Hagler
Tommy Hearns
Wilfred Benitez
Muhammad Ali
Ken Norton
Gerry Cooney
Matthew Saad Muhammad
Bruce Finch
Reno
New
Roger Stafford
Buffalo
Wagener Salley Leads Aiken County Scoring In 1982 Football
As the 1982 high school football regular season closed Wagener Salley topped county offense led by Ronnie Pontoon with 136 points in ten games. Darrell Davis followed with 66 points placing fourth in the county as W S also tied for second in team defense.
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Aiken County
Wagener-Salley
Ronnie Pontoon
War Eagles
W-S
Darrell Davis
Io Spring Manette Ll
N.A
Midland Valley
Midland
UW St. Angela
Bcayce
Wsaley
Lexington
Kenneth McKie
Richard Smith
S. Aiken
Flora Darrell Davis
W-Salley
Billy King
S.aiken
JoJo Brown
M. Valley
Dreherr
Columbia
Matt St. Angela
Johnson John Ard Keenan
Bernard Carter
Aiken
Round
Willie Hankinson
S.bluff
Williston
Max St.ang
Wwlw
Irmo
South Carolina 4A 3A 2A 1A high school football rankings
AP voters release top high school teams across 4A to 1A in South Carolina. Rankings show first place votes and points on a 10 to 1 scale, reflecting sportwriters and sportscasters selections.
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South Carolina
Associated Press
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Sugar Ray
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Hartsville
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Gee
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Woodruff
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