Late Game Heroics Lift St. Angela Past Westside 28-24
St. Angela moves to 5-0 after a see-saw game in which the Saints rally from a 24-20 deficit with 44 seconds left. Jimmy Bethman finds Chuck Hodges for an 18-yard TD as Hank Caver’s crew overcome Westside’s late surge amid turnovers and special-teams plays.
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Augusta - St. Angela
Saints
Westside
St. Angela
Jimmy Bethman
Chuck Hodges
Bobby Goodman
Patriots
Hank Caver
Hustling Hornets Must Tighten Belt After Loss to Greenwood
Greenwood defeats Aiken 20 to 6 as the Emeralds pressure Hornets with a strong second half. James Wideman and Larry Mathis score for Greenwood, while David Jett tallies Aiken’s only touchdown. Coach Socha cites fatigue and a physically tough opponent.
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Greenwood
John Socha
Hornets
The
Emeralds
Aiken
Mathis
Charles Duckett
Martin Coffey
Ronnie Lewis
David Jett
Hornet
Dobson to Start as Orioles-B Pirates Clash in Rainout
In Aiken, Pat Dobson moves from bullpen to starting role for Baltimore in the rain delayed World Series game against Pittsburgh. Earl Weaver shifts plan to use Dobson in game four allowing McNally extra rest as Buck Blass and Palmer start the current game.
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Baltimore
Pat Dobson
Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dobson
Pittsburgh
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Jim Palmer
Bob Johnson
Dave McNally
McNally
Wolfpack Upset Wake Forest 21 14 In Shocking Upset
North Carolina State coach Al Michaels praised his players as the Wolfpack rallied to beat defending Atlantic Coast Conference champion Wake Forest 21 14. Wake Forest entered 3 1 overall and 1 0 in the ACC. Clemson edged Duke 3 0 in the Oyster Bowl as Eddie Seigler kicked a 39 yard field goal with 16 seconds left in the third period.
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Prosperity
Murdoch Fraser
Wagener Salley
Mid-Carolina
Fraser
Barry Jones
Richard Stoman
Tim Tyler
Wagoner-Salley
Wildcats
Associated Press
North Carolina State
al Michaels
Michaels
Wolfpack
Atlantic
Wake Forest
Clemson
Duke
Eddie Seigler
Norfolk
Allison Nearly Quits. Wins Still Mount for Bobby Allison
Bobby Allison, 34, from Hueytown Alabama, admits he considered quitting stock car racing in spring due to losses. He remains active with eight major wins in 15 starts since May and 215 785 in prize money. His latest win came in the rain shortened National 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway after 357 miles as rain delayed the event.
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Charlotte
N.C
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Allison
Mercury
David Pearson
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Nascar
Birmingham
Riverside
California
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Clearwater - Saluda
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Bettis Herlong
Dick Hurt
Wagener-Salley
Ronald Raysor
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Bob Montgomery
Brookland- Cayce
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William Greene
James B Miller
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Aiken, S.C
Mike Cuellar
Steve Blass
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