South Carolina high school football poll totals
AP South Carolina high school poll lists team totals and votes with place numbers in parentheses. Notable entries include Summerville 290 votes in first place and Gaffney 18 4, Irmo 198 5, Walterboro 185 4, Myrtle Beach 174, Seneca 1, North Central 181, Clarendon 10, Cross 1187.
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Columbia
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Irmo
Walterboro
Myrtle Beach
STE Hanna
Greer
Seneca
Wout
St John's of John's Island
Sliver
North Cento Kersh
Baseball pennant races with remaining games listed
The records show Detroit, Toronto, Milwaukee, and New York schedules with home and away series in September. Division standings include Kansas City Minnesota California Oakland Chicago Minnesota and California listings with remaining dates and opponents.
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Complex Major League Scoreboard Mix From Sept. Schedule
The page shows American and National League standings, weekly schedules, and leaders. It lists team matchups, away and home games in September plus Tuesday and Wednesday schedules, and top batting, pitching, and fielding leaders for both leagues with several teams and players named.
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Horse Monday wins third straight in Chicago feature
In Chicago AP reports Horse Monday defeats Bob Cat by 13.80 in a third consecutive victory era, with Sir Stan Pare of Arlington noted. Del Mar sees Alvama 119.20 lead to win 96000 Coronado Stakes for two year olds. Belmont's Now What Pore at Belmont secures easy xtenath victory in the ham Now What Pore.
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Bob Cat
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del Mar
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Wedding Picture
Belmont
Week's Games Across Multiple Youth Leagues At Various Venues
Reports from Cizcus Pit Citizens Field Virginia Acres Odell Weeks and other sites summarize results and upcoming matches. Scores include Jays 4 Strikers 0 and Kicks 5 Strikers 3 with top scorers listed. Volleyball standings show Slammers 34 and others. several girls and boys youth teams feature in upcoming doubleheaders and local tournaments across days Tuesday to Thursday.
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Transactions Monday Sports Transact
A messy report notes players moved between teams this week. Juan Beniquez and Ray Fontenot face suspensions while DW Smith and Jim Eamonnan join or move within Pacific Coast and other leagues. Cubs recall Hatcher Owen Patterson and others from minor leagues.
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American Association
Nebraska Clemson Top AP Poll in Early 1984 Rankings
Nebraska reclaims the No 1 spot as Clemson rises to second and Michigan vaults to third after Miami drops with a 22 14 loss to Michigan. Texas and Iowa State also climb into the top 10 amid shifting positions as Notre Dame falls out of the rankings.
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Purdue
South Carolina high school football poll shifts in 3A division
Strom Thurmond remains top in 3A as Seneca drops from 1 to 7 after a loss. Camden climbs to second behind Thurmond with Beaufort Myrtle Beach and T.L. Hanna following. Other divisions see Summerville 4A Woodruff 3A and Blackville-Hilda 2A holding all first place votes. Greenwood moves into 6th in 3A and Greenwood, Gaffney, Airport, Irmo, Walterboro pace 4A. In 2A Woodruff stays No.1 with St Johns Island second. Silver Bluff Chapin North Central top five. In 1A Blackville-Hilda holds, Lewisville rises to fourth and Whitmire to fifth. Cross enters top ten at 16th.
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Seneca
Camden
Thurmond
Beaufort
Myrtle Beach
T.L. Vanna
Summerville
Woodruff
Blackville- Hilda
Laurens
Greenwood
Gaffney
Airport
Irma
Walterboro
Belton-Honea Path
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Aiken County
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Eloree
Rookie Pitches Braves Over Astros 3-1
Atlanta starter Zane Smith and reliever Pete Falcone led the Braves to a 3-1 win over the Houston Astros as Smith earned the decision in his first major league appearance against Nolan Ryan. The Braves built a 2-0 lead, Astros rallied to 2-1, then Atlanta added a final run in the sixth. Ryan lasted six innings with nine strikeouts to set an all time K record.
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Mental Mistakes Highlight Falcon Film Review
SUWANEE Georgia AP Falcons coach Dan Henning says players must reach optimum, after 27 24 loss to Detroit. He notes some optimism from two games with seven touchdowns, five drives over 70 yards, while defense and injuries limited performance. Mike Pitts missed portion of second half with rib injuries.
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