Can Man Faces Can against Nervous Can
Short item notes the American League third game featuring a tense Can Man versus a calm Candy Man. Mention of USC Aiken assembling a track team and inviting readers to see how they ran with coverage on pages 10A and 11A.
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Television Friday and Saturday Sports Menu
A TV guide fragment lists baseball playoff games including Boston at California Angels 8 p.m. and Houston at New York Mets 12 p.m. Saturday. It also shows college football matchups Pitt at Notre Dame Texas Auburn at Vanderbilt and Michigan at Michigan State with various network listings.
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Houston Astros
New York Mets
WJBF
WOLO
N.C. State
Georgia Tech
WLXT
WAGT
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Pitt
Notre Dame
USA
Michi
Michigan State
WRDW
ESPN
Colle
Miami
Fla
West Virginia
Michigan
Washington
Stanford
WTBS
College
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
No View Farm to Meet Mallet Hill in Polo Match
No View Farm faces Mallet Hill at Whitney Field at 3 p.m. Sunday in a five goal polo clash. Leaders for No View include Ivor Stoddard Gene Kneece Tom Biddle Jr and Grayson Brown while Mallet Hill fields Charlie Herrick Dolph Orthwein Tom Biddle and Gene Kneece Jr. Both Biddle Jr and Tiger Kneece have had standout summer play in New York and Boston and will see ratings rise in January.
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No View Farm
Mallet Hill
Whitney Field
No View
Ivor Stoddard
Gene
Tiger’’ Kneece
Tom Biddle, Jr
Grayson Brown
Charlie Herrick
Dolph Orthwein
Tom Biddle
Gene Kneece Jr
Biddle Jr
Tiger Kneece
New York
Boston
Navratilova Cleared of Injury in 1982 Open Incident
A six member jury in Riverhead New York found Martina Navratilova did not injure photographer Arthur Seitz during a postmatch camera skirmish at the 1982 U S Open. Seitz was awarded 50 for the film loss he sustained.
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Riverhead
N.Y
Martina Navratilova
Arthur Seitz
Navratilova
Pam Shriver
Seitz
Quotables on Momentum After Fifth Inning Hits
Bobby Ojeda notes that consecutive hits in the fifth inning built positive momentum and energized the team as they returned to the field.
Mets Rally Behind Dykstra to Even Series 1-1
The Mets beat the Astros 5-1 as Len Dykstra and Wally Backman produced multi hit games and Keith Hernandez drove in three runs. Bob Ojeda pitched a complete game as Houston starter Nolan Ryan faced a tough night after a second inning clash with Dykstra.
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New York Mets
Met
Len Dykstra
Nolan Ryan
New York
Wally Backman
Ryan
Mets
Dykstra
Astros
Bob Ojeda
Ojeda
Nolan
Gary Carter
Lenny
Dave Johnson
Carter
Backman
Mike Scott
Houston Verve Ab
Rhbi
Dykstra Cf
Hatcher Cf
Bekma
Doran
Hrandz
Garner
Davis
Strwbry
Bass
Wilson
Cruz
Knight
Ashby
Santana
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Clemson Tigers face Virginia after 25-0 run against Cavaliers
Clemson coach Danny Ford warns a 25-0 Virginia streak against Clemson may hurt the Tigers in Saturdays ACC game at Scott Stadium. Virginia coach George Welsh lauds Clemson as their best in years as the Cavaliers seek an upset. Clemson leads the series 2-1 with last year's 27-24 win at Death Valley.
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Clemson
Danny Ford
Tigers
Virginia
Cavaliers
Ford
George Welsh
Welsh
Kenny Flowers
USC Faces 4-1 Virginia Tech On the Road
USC, 1-4 after close calls with Georgia and Nebraska, travels to meet Virginia Tech, which sits at 4-1 after wins over Clemson, Syracuse, East Tennessee State, and West Virginia. Coach Morrison praises Tech's rushing attack led by Williams and Hunter and notes quarterback Erik Chapman as a strong leader.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Hokies
Virginia Tech
Gamecocks
Georgia
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Clemson
Syracuse
East Tennessee State
West Virginia
USC
Joe Morrison
Morrison
Maurice) Williams
Eddie) Hunter
Erik Chapman
USC at Virginia Tech Sees 7-7 Series Tie
South Carolina visits Virginia Tech at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg with USC at 1-4 and VT at 4-1. Sellout expected as the teams renew a 7-7 series, last meeting in 1974 when Virginia Tech won 31-17, Carolina Radio Network and WJFX-FM carry the game.
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South Carolina
Virginia Tech
Lane Stadium
Blacksburg
Carolina Radio Network
Wjfx-Fm
Major League MVP prospects hand teams mixed fortunes
The AL MVP may hinge on Cy Young favorite Roger Clemens with a 24 4 record and 2.48 era after a 20 strikeout night, while Don Mattingly leads with 53 doubles and 238 hits. NL may crown Mike Schmidt despite weak team support from Houston and New York.
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Houston Astros
New York Mets
California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Roger Clemens
Seattle
Mariners
Red Sox
Boston
New York
Don Mattingly
Wade Boggs
Mattingly
Toronto
George Bell
Jessie Barfield
Minnesota
Kirby Puckett
Gary Gaetti
Cleveland
Joe Carter
Don Baylor
Houston
Astros
Glenn Davis
Kevin Bass
Gary Carter
Keith Hernandez
Ray Knight
Daryl Strawberry
Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
Baseball awards and standout seasons highlighted for 1986
Mark R. McCallum lauds Schmidt season with 37 homers 119 RBIs and a .290 average for the Phillies. Noting Dave Parker 279 31 116 and top NL candidates Mike Scott Bob Knepper Ojaeda Fernandez Gooden Darling and Valenzuela for awards. Krukow Knight Worrell Vie for Comeback. Valentine Lanier Johnson Craig Rose among leaders for Manager awards.
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Baltimore
Don Rose
Houston
Mike Scott
Bob Knepper
Mets
Bob Ojeda
Sid Fernandez
Dwight Gooden
Ron Darling
Fernando Valenzula
Dodger
Mike Krukow
Roger McDowell
Jeff Reardon
Todd Worrell
John Franco
N.L
Cardinals
Minnesota
Doug Corbett
Texas
Bobby Valentine
A.L
Rangers
Valentine
Boston
John McNamara
California
Gene Mauch
Cleveland
Pat Corrales
Hal Lanier
Astros
Dave Johnson
Lanier
Johnson
San Franciso
Roger Craig
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
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Mark R. McCallum
Cory Snyder
Angels
Wally Joyner
Pete Incaviglia
Danny Tartabull
Milwaukee
Rob Deer
Oakland
Jose Canseco
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San Francisco
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