Reds Rally Past Yankees 4-3 In World Series Game Two
In Riverfront Stadium a pivotal ninth inning saw Ken Griffey Jr. advance to scoring position and Joe Morgan walk loading the bases before Tony Perez rifled a fastball for a left-field winner. The Reds seize a 2-0 series lead as Catfish Hunter labored on the mound and New York missed chances to extend the game.
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Langley Earns Kicking Praise Despite Ole Miss Loss
Rebels placekicker Hoppy Langley, from New Ellenton, contributed a field goal and extra point in Ole Miss 10-7 setback at South Carolina. Langley later discussed his readiness, lifting routines, and desire to win remaining games as Mississippi drops to 4-3 in conference play.
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Baird wins San Antonio Open in sudden death playoff
Butch Baird birdied the first extra hole to defeat Miller Barber in a sudden death playoff and capture the $125,000 San Antonio Texas Open. Isao Aoki and Chako Higuchi won the Tokai Golf Classic men and women crowns in Japan. Ballesteros edged Palmer in the Lancome Invitational. Orantes beat Dibbs to win Madrid tennis title. Yarborough wins Riverside stock car race. Unser wins Formula 5000 finale. Mike Berlin defeats Roy Buckley for AMF regional bowling crown.
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NFL Scores From Week With Mixed Results Across Leagues
A dense recap of NFL standings showing American and National Conference divisions, team records, and Sunday results. Key outcomes include Washington 20 Detroit 7, Cleveland 20 Atlanta 17, Baltimore 31 Buffalo 13, Pittsburgh 23 Cincinnati 6, Green Bay 28 Philadelphia 13, Kansas City 20 Miami 17 in OT, plus multiple college and horse racing notes interspersed in the sports page.
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Cardinals stop Cowboys in high scoring upset
St. Louis plus Hart outduels Staubach to halt Dallas streak 21-17. Hart threw for 346 yards and three TDs as the Cardinals seize NFC East lead, while Staubach battled, Dallas defense pressured him, and elsewhere the NFL slate produced wide variety of results across the league.
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Aiken Mixed Doubles Tennis Opens ATA Tourney Play
The Aiken Tennis Association mixed doubles tournament began yesterday at Virginia Acres courts with two divisions. Results included Peterson–Gniazdowski over Jennings–Spamburgh 63 61 and Sullivan–Sullivan over Jewel–Jewel 63 63, plus several other 6 3 style wins. Tonight's matches feature Irvin–Bishop vs Stewart–Harris and more.
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Virginia Acres
Ken Peterson
Julie Gniazdowski
Jane Jennings
Dick Spamburgh
Judy Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Mike Jewel
Elizabeth Jewel
Willis Irving
Sandy Bishop
Howard Hickey
Keith Hickey
Jean Stewart
Sandy Harris
Jim Burleson
Jan Cormack
Nancy Kelly
Ron Shady
Steve Yarborough
Cheryl Underwood
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Holly Murbach
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al McKay
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Volleyball playoffs loom as region action winds down
Aiken County girls volleyball teams wrap regular season this week with regional and conference play. Aiken faces Airport in Region 3-AAAA at Irmo High while North Augusta, with a first round bye, meets the Brookland-Cayce or Irmo winner. L B C eyes Keenan or CA Johnson in Class 4-AAA at Keenan. State tournaments start Oct 29 across venues in Columbia Mullins and Aiken.
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Aiken and North Augusta Girls Tennis Reach State Playoffs
Columbia Aiken and North Augusta High Schools' girls tennis closed the year at the Class AAAA state championships. Julie Gniazdowski of Aiken reached the quarterfinals before losing to Laurie Egerton of South Florence 6-4 6-3. Karen Schultz advanced to the second round, as did Beth McKie and Susan Yates, before their exits.
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Best Leads Paul Knox Over Evans Best
Best scored five touchdowns to power Paul Knox Junior High past Evans Best 36 to 8. Evans Best, an eighth grader, ran for multiple scores and caught a two point conversion. Bruce Luchey added a two point conversion, and Anthony Sesson kicked an extra point. Paul Knox improves to 3-1.
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North Augusta Nips 14-8 by Columbia County in four-quarter play
North Augusta Junior High fell 14-8 to Columbia County as the visitors scored in the final four minutes using 10 minute quarters. George Bush and Stanley Gardner scored for North Augusta with Bush recovering a fumble in the end zone and Gardner adding two points. The coach praised the effort and noted an upcoming game against Jefferson in Clewiston.
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Aiken Fall Hunter Horse Show Rescheduled
Inclement weather forced a postponement of the Aiken Fall Hunter Horse Show. The event is now slated to take place on Sunday November 28.
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Aiken Fall Hunter
Aiken Recreation to Host Managers Meeting for Men’s League
The Aiken Recreation Department will hold an organizational meeting for its Men’s Basketball League tomorrow night at 7 30. The session takes place at the Odell Weeks Activities Center to outline league plans and procedures.
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Highland Park Women Sponsor Mixed Couples Golf Tourney
Deadline to register for the Highland Park Women’s Golf Association mixed couples tourney is Sunday afternoon. Entries may be made in the pro shop or by calling Moseley or Mrs chel Carlisle. Players interested in participation are urged to sign up.
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