World Series scoreboard notes and game results 1989
Oakland overpower San Francisco 5 0 in game one and 5 4 in game two as the A’s take a 2 0 series lead. Earthquake postponements suspend play to later dates. Also includes scattered league hockey and other sports box scores.
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NBA Results and Schedules From Thursday Games
Eastern Conference standings show LA Lakers and Golden State atop their divisions. Thursday games included Houston 119 over Atlanta 114 and Philadelphia 117 over Los Angeles 114. McDonald's Open in Rome features Denver, while other NBA matchups span Baltimore Wilmington and Dallas.
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Television schedule highlights weekend sports lineup
The listing covers Friday and Saturday events including the Senior Transamerica Championship golf ESPN early and late, McDonald's Open basketball on TNT, the Stuttgart Classic tennis, and multiple college football games on ESPN networks. Also notes USC Notre Dame clash and a World Cup diving show.
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Local Schedule Highlights for Woodside and Area
Readable schedule lists tennis at Woodside with the Carr Cup Polo at Whitney Field and football matchups across Midlands South Carolina. Notable games include Aiken vs Thurmond, Greenwood at Midland Valley, North Augusta at Orangeburg Wilk, Ridge Spring Monetta at Williston Elko, Keenan at South Aiken, Edisto at Silver Bluff, Hunter Kinard Tyler at Wagener Salley, and Western Carolina at South Carolina plus N C State at Clemson. Saturday Oct 21 features the Carr Cup polo event.
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Disney Classic second-round scores at Palm and Magnolia courses
In Lake Buena Vista Florida the Disney Classic on the Palm Magnolia and Lake Buena Vista courses posted second-round scores. Tim Simpson and Ted Schulz led with 132 and 134 respectively while golfers including Fred Couples Peter Jacobsen and Payne Stewart posted 135s and 137s as the field narrows toward the weekend.
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Baseball and Basketball League Transactions Across Teams
The report lists multiple player movements across leagues. White Sox name Mike Lum as hitting instructor. Vida Blue and others traded to St Lucie for Ray Knight Steve Yeager and Champ Summers, with Summers to sign. Bulls waive Stewart Granger. Topeka acquires Mike Richmond for future picks and cash. Dolphins waive Bennett and Talley. Eagles place Mike Quick on IR and sign Anthony Edwards. Chargers waive Craig Davis.
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Summers
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Charles Bennett
John Talley
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SAN Diego Chargers
Craig Davis
Aiken Hornets notch first home cross country win
The Aiken boys defeated Pelion 21 to 36 in their first home meet as part of an inaugural season, led by Kyle Ryberg in a school and course record 17 54. John Beattie, Richard Newman, Cullen Shields, and Jeff Smoak also posted strong times. Banks Willis set a girls course record for the Lady Hornets, with Mary Madden and teammates in the top five. Coach Art Lader eyes the State Championships on November 4 at Fort Jackson, Columbia.
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Nathalie Smith
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Art Lader
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Leavelle-McCampbell Rolls Over Ridge Spring-Monetta
Leavelle-McCampbell Middle School shut out Ridge Spring-Monetta 19-0 as Kendrick Jefferson ran for three touchdowns on 5 8 and 35 yards. The win lifts their record to 5-0 and sets up a thuis game against North Augusta Middle at 5 p.m. next Thursday.
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Leavelle-McCampbell
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Aiken JV Defeats South Aiken to Stay Undefeated
The Aiken junior varsity remained unbeaten with a 20 14 win over South Aiken at Hagood Stadium. Victor McKinney threw a 35 yard TD to DeeJay Weidrich and returned a 60 yard punt for another score. The Thoroughbreds improve to 7 0 while South Aiken drops to 2 5. They host Strom Thurmond next.
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Silver Bluff Gridiron Shuts Out A.L. Corbett 18-0
Silver Bluff Middle School routs A.L. Corbett 18-0 on Thursday night with a 2 yard run by John Chavis and 12 and 6 yard TD runs by Reggie Harris. The win improves Silver Bluff to 5-1 and sets up a home date with Ridge Spring Monetta on October 25.
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John Chavis
Reggie Harris
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Aiken Standard Sports Department
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