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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1980

Page

8

Surprise late gamble fuels Texas comeback in Arkansas clash

Texas 10th ranked Longhorns beat 6th ranked Arkansas 23 17 at Memorial Stadium in a game filled with bold coaching calls. Fred Akers passed on a field goal to run a fourth down play turning the tide with A J Jam Jones scoring and Donnie Little adding a 17 yard bootleg for the clinching drive.

Austin Texas Texas Longhorns Arkansas Razorback Fred Akers Arkansas Longhorns Akers A.J Jam’’Jones Longhorn Razorbacks Jones Donnie Little Memorial Stadium Gary Stiggers John Goodson

Texas Tops Arkansas In Openers Trick Play Revealed

Aidan Jones rushed 165 yards on 29 carries including a 1 yard TD as Texas built a 23 10 lead after Arkansas twice cut the margin Darryl Bowles scored late for Arkansas Coach Lou Holtz lamented Arkansas control of the line and ball while Longhorns guard Donnie Little executed a surprise play that handed the Razorbacks a loss.

Jones Arkansas Ish Ordonez Little Longhorn Darryl Bowles Texas Akers Carl Robinson Terry Tausch Tausch Robinson Donnie Lou Holtz Razorbacks Holtz

Pacers Jags Seek Baseball's Longest Marathon

USC Aiken and Augusta College baseball teams plan a 15 hour marathon on Sept 27 to exceed 100 innings. Action spans Augusta College, USC Aiken, Citizens Field with 7 am noon and 5 pm segments. Proceeds fund Florida trip and stadium lights at USC A field.

Usc-Aiken Augusta Augusta College Usc-A Citizens Field Pacer Randy Warrick Pacers Florida Warrick

Quarterbacks Scramble To Stay Employed In NFL Cuts

NFL teams reduced rosters to 45 by Monday night as many quarterbacks were waived or traded. Veterans including Bob Lee and Steve Pisarkiewicz lost jobs while rookies like Steve Ensminger and Jeff Knapple were released, with several other players placed on waivers or traded.

NFL Bob Lee Los Angeles Rams San Francisco Minnesota Rams Lee Atlanta Falcons Vikings St. Louis Cardinals Steve Pisarkiewicz Bud Wilkinson St. Louis Wilkinson Cards Bill Bidwill Missouri Gary Huff San Francisco 49Ers Jerry Golsteyn Baltimore Colts Norris Weese Denver Broncos Kim McQuilken Washington Redskins Mike Kirkland San Diego Chargers Ed Burns New Orleans Saints Steve Ensminger Louisiana State Saints Jimmy Jordan Florida State New England Patriots Jeff Knapple Colorado Broncos Cliff Olander San Diego

Navratilova Seeks Open Exit As Upsets Hit

Martina Navratilova voiced disdain for the Open but fell to Hana Mandlikova 7-6 6-4 in a fourth round upset. Other seeds Juan, Fromholtz, Ruzici, and Jordan were also defeated as Shriver and Evert Lloyd advanced, while Borg and Tanner won in the men’s side.

New York Martina Navratilova Navratilova Hana Mandlikova Czechoslovakia Martina National Tennis Center Dianne Fromholtz Australia Pam Shriver Tracy Austin Virginia Ruzic Vojtek Fibak Poland Guillermo Vilas Argentina Bjorn Borg Sweden Yannick Noah France Roscoe Tanner Brian Teacher John McEnroe Pascal Portes Jimmy Connors Bernie Mitton South Africa Harold Solomon Ivan Lendl Brian Gottfried Eliot Teltscher Andrea Jaeger Renata Tomanova Ivanna Madruga Candy Reynolds Barbara Hallquist Lucia Romanov Romania Mandlikova Mahwah N.J Jaeger Tracy Chris Shriver Austin Fromholtz Ruzici Lloyd Evonne Goolagon Russell JoAnne Borg Tanner

Labonte Wins Southern 500 After Near Crash at Darlington

In Darlington Terry Labonte surged from fourth to first on the final lap after a first turn wreck involving David Pearson and Dale Earnhardt. Labonte passed Pearson as caution began and earned $27,325 with an average speed of 115.209 mph. Pearson filed a protest over the final results claiming Harry Gant had passed after the caution. Gant finished second with Pearson third and Benny Parsons fourth depending on judges’ ruling.

Darlington Terry Labonte Fortune Labonte Corpus Christi Texas Darlington International Raceway Bobby Allison Hueytown Ala David Pearson Spartanburg S.C Pearson Kannapolis N.C Earnhardt Junkyard Harry Gant Taylorsville Gant Terry Benny Parsons Ellerbe Darrell Waltrip

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