Baseball Championship Series Scoreboard Reports
National League title series results show St. Louis and San Francisco trading wins with San Francisco leading 3-2 after Sunday. Games include Dravecky vs Tudor in St Louis and remaining schedule dates through October 24 with potential nec essary games and venues Minnesota participation.
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Raiders Ephemeral Battles Denver In Gridiron Duel
Evans throws for 175 yards as the L A Raiders fall to Denver 30 by 14 with Dudek rushing for 128 yards and Calhoun returning a punt for a score. Horton leads Raiders rushers with 35 yards on 15 carries while Micho and Dudek pace Denver receivers.
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North Augusta girls volleyball tops Irmo in four set rally
North Augusta improved to 8-9 after defeating Irmo. The Lady Yellow Jackets lost the opener 7-15 before sweeping the next three 15-13 15-4 and 15-13. Standouts included Suzanne Wise baker Lynn Hartley Jennifer Robbins and Lalo Borras. The team travels to Orangeburg Wilkinson this afternoon.
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Lalo Borras
Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Schofield Girls Volleyball Improves to 13 1
Schofield Middle School girls volleyball swept two matches to raise their record to 13-1. They defeated Kennedy 15-5 15-9 and Leavelle McCampbell 15-10 15-4. Standouts included Susan Stogner and Amy Gregory. They close the season Wednesday at L B C and North Augusta.
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Lady Pacers Fall After Weekend Tri Match
USC Aiken women’s volleyball opened with a 15-12 loss to Erskine College and then fell to Columbia College 15-12 9-15 8-15. Erskine finished the sweep 19-9 in the third match. The Lady Pacers host USC-Spartanburg next.
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Su per Diamond edges to Yankee Valor Handicap win at Santa Anita
In Arcadia California Su per Diamond ridden by Laffit Pincay roared from the stretch to win the Yankee Valor Handicap for older horses by three quarters of a length at Santa Anita Park. Also Tulsa Hurricane captures Volcanic Purse at Hawthorne and Lead Kindly Light prevails in Athenia Handicap at Belmont Park. Hex Me Not wins Thistledown feature in Ohio.
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Thistledown
Executive moves and sale approved in major league sports
The Cincinnati Reds dismissed Bill Bergesch as general manager, the Houston Astros named Bill Kelso as Midwest regional scout, the NBA Board of Governors approved the 44.5 million sale of the Phoenix Suns to a Colangelo-led group, and the Denver Nuggets named Don Johnson as vice president of marketing and sales.
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Bill Bergesch
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Bill Kelso
Midwest
National Basketball Association
NBA Board OF Governors
Phoenix Suns
Jerry Colangelo
Denver Nuggets
Don Johnson
Biggs Ready To Face Tyson In Atlantic City Showdown
Tyrell Biggs, 1984 Olympic superheavyweight champ, says he will defeat Mike Tyson in Atlantic City. He cites his jab and boxer's style, notes Tyson's recent flaws against James Smith and Tony Tucker, and stresses his own improved power and experience gaps. Biggs also discusses his fight with drugs and ongoing recovery and counseling.
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Michael Spinks
Mike Tyson
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Tyson
James
Bonecrusher
Smith
Tony Tucker
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David Bey
Tillis
Renaldo Snipes
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Snipes
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Steve Howe
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