Unser Lifts Phillies Into Lefty's Hands In World Series
Del Unser delivered a clutch pinch double and scored the go ahead run as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Kansas City Royals 4 3 to take a 1 0 lead in the World Series. Carlton will start Tuesday against Rich Gale with a possible game seven on Wednesday.
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McGraw Holds Royals As Phillies Narrow Series Deficit
Tug McGraw worked three innings with one hit allowed to blunt Kansas City, striking out five as Amos Otis and Hal McRae homered for KC. Schmidt hit a two run shot for Philadelphia, but the Royals edged ahead 3 2 with White, Brett and Washington keying the rally.
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Clemson Falls To Duke In Slippery Rain
Duke, winless in five, stunned Clemson 31-21 at Memorial Stadium as a late Duke touchdown sealed the upset. Clemson had led 17-10 after three quarters but surrendered 24 points in the final period amid drizzle.
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Aiken Hornets Rally Past Airport for 35 12 Victory
Aiken High overcame a 14-6 halftime deficit to thump Airport 35 12 at Hagood Stadium. Greg Parker piled up 122 rushing yards, Todd Scott and Thomas Gifford connected on key plays, and the Hornets sealed the win with a strong second half.
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Cartledge Leads North Augusta Past Lexington in Homecoming
North Augusta High celebrated two homecomings as Stevie Cartledge rushed for 74 yards and two touchdowns in a 26-0 win over Lexington. Thomas Hawkins added 133 rushing yards while Cartledge returned to running back to ease pressure on the standout tailback. The Yellow Jackets improved to 3-1 in Region 3-AAAA and 5-2 overall, while Lexington remained 0-4 in the region and 3-4 overall.
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Gamecocks Look For The Top 10
South Carolina coach Jim Carlen touts his 6-1 team as a top 10 squad after a 49 point win over winless Cincinnati. George Rogers rushed 128 yards on 22 carries, reaching 1 000 yards for the third straight season as bowl scouts watched.
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