Cuypers Wins South African Open in Johannesburg
Brigitte Cuypers the No 6 seed of South Africa defeats Laura Dupont of Charlotte North Carolina 6 7 6 4 6 1 to claim the South African Open tennis title in Johannesburg. Manuel Orantes wins the men's title in Tokyo while Chris Evert earns the women’s crown in the Gumze World Tennis Tour. Amy Alcott shoots 67 to win the Far East Open by one stroke in Miyazaki Japan and Graham Marsh takes first prize by six strokes.
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Islanders Edge Bruins Rivalry Sparks Sunday Upset
Scores flood in across leagues with NHL results: Islanders 3, Penguins 4, Bruins 2, Maple Leafs 4, Blackhawks 3, Capitals 6, Sabres 2, Canadiens 4. Hockey and college football notes mix with baseball betting slips and horse racing results from Aqueduct and Keystone.
Steelers Narrow Win Keeps Super Bowl Bid Alive
In a snow soaked matchup, the Steelers edged the Bengals 7-3 to stay in the hunt for a third consecutive Super Bowl. Franco Harris scored the lone touchdown after a Cincinnati fumble set up the 24 yard line. The Bengals managed a first quarter field goal from Chris Bahr. The win preserves two crucial games remaining in the Steelers pursuit of a playoff berth.
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Dorsett Expected To Win Heisman Amid Bowl Hype
Pitt star Tony Dorsett heads toward the Heisman Trophy with 6,082 career yards and a 1,948 season total after a 224-yard game against Penn State. He aims for a national title as Pitt prepares for the Sugar Bowl against Georgia, while Michigan, USC, Maryland, and others chase spots in the era’s key bowls.
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Majors May Consider Tennessee Move Shaping Pitt Contingencies
AP reports Pitt coach Johnny Majors has been contacted by Tennessee and will consult his familiares before deciding. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette cites possible replacements including Ara Parseghian and others while Pitt denies contingency planning.
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Grand Canyon Wins Camden Cup in Camden Steeplechase
Grand Canyon the New Zealand runner ridden by Ron Barry won the Camden Cup at 5 12.2 over 2 34 miles with 17 fences earning 60000. Fire Control finished second and Crags Corner took third as about 7500 spectators watched 5 foreign and 12 American horses under gray skies.
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Carlen to Speak at North Augusta Football Banquet
University of South Carolina coach Jim Carlen will address the North Augusta Yellow Jackets Club football banquet on Wednesday December 15 at 7 30 PM in the high school cafeteria. Tickets are five dollars and available from Al Morgan or Billy Dixon in North Augusta.
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Gregg Park Hosts Youth Basketball League
Gregg Park Civic Center sponsors a winter league for youths from Warrenville Byrd Vaucluse Elementary and Leavelle Mc Campbell Junior High. Ages 9 to 15 may participate with Leavelle Mc Campbell High School players coached by Bill Smith. Registration contacts Nelson Deaton or Smith. first game Saturday Jan 8.
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Sharpe Meeks Team Wins at MWVCC Nine Hole Pick a Hole
Diane Sharpe and Selena Meeks captured first place in the Midland Valley Country Club women's nine hole pick a hole event. Clarice Ford and Mary Konwinski finished second, while Esther Parker and Daisy Crawford had the fewest putts.
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Four Take Title In Midland Valley Club Foursome
Daisy Crawford led a team with Kat Shirley Ellie Feinen and Sybil Futrelle to first place in the Midland Valley Country Club women's nine hole scotch foursome tournament. Peg McKendrick Betsy Hobbs Helen Stetson and Dora Rich finished second while Flo Pearson and Esther Parker Marv Konwinski and Marilyn Kroger had the fewest putts.
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Judy's Holds Slim Couples Lead In Bowling Meet
Park Lanes hosts a bowling event with top scores including Ed Hingles 276 high game scratch, Dickie Jenix 421 high series, Kate Gilmore 219 high game, Mary Hankoner 208 high game, Kathy Gilmore 58 high series, Linda Harris as high team game and Park Lanes achieving 876 scratch team game and 2387 team series with Park Lanes dominant in both scratch and handicap categories.
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McDonalds Leads Aiken Sportsmen Coon
Vic Wyszynski tops list with high scratch series 615 leading Aiken Sportsmen standings report. Other top scorers include Ned McClawn 587 and Tate de Medicis 570 with Moon Lowe 563 and Jack Lawrence 570.
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Judy Lowe bowled 204 as high scratch game for women and the team led by Snow Cap dominated the Parkettes League. Maxine Barton posted high handicap game while Judy Lowe also earned high handicap series. Snow Cap led team scratch and handicap series totals with strong marks across heats.
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