Television Friday and Saturday Sports Schedule
Friday features Astros at Braves on WTBS at 7 35 p m boxing HBO WBC and WBA lightweight titles. Saturday includes tennis ESPN and college football games on multiple channels with NASCAR racing and tennis events. We list teams cities networks and game times from Friday to Saturday schedule.
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Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
WBC
HBO
Spain
ESPN
Clemson
Georgia Tech
USA Network
Toronto Bluejays
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Southern Cal
WTBS
Georgia
South Carolina
USA
Local High School Football and Volleyball Schedule
At 8 p m football games feature Greenwood at North Augusta Columbia at South Aiken Calhoun County at Silver Bluff Ridge Spring Monetta at Wagener Salley C A Johnson at Strom Thurmond Williston Elko at Gilbert St Angela at Sloan Academy Victory Baptist at Cobb County Georgia A Pac er Invitational Volleyball Tournament runs 9 a m at USC Aiken gymnasium
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Greenwood
North Augusta
Columbia
South Aikien
Calhoun County
Silver Bluff
Ridge Spring- Monetta
Wagener Salley
C.A. Johnson
Strom Thurmond
Williston-Elko
Gilbert
St. Angela
Sloan Academy
Victory Baptist
Cobb County
Usc-Aiken
Bamberger Retires From Brewers After Third Try
Milwaukee Brewers manager George Bamberger, 61, announces retirement with the claim it is final. GM Harry Dalton says an interim manager will be named once Bamberger leaves, and no deadline is set for the 1987 season.
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Milwaukee
George Bamberger
Milwaukee Brewers
Harry Dalton
Bamberger
Dalton
Dunhill Cup golf teams reach quarterfinals in Scotland
Argentina edged England 2 1 in St Andrew to reach the Dunhill Cup quarterfinals while Ireland defeated Spain 2 1 led by flu hit Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Olazabal. Weibring shot 66 to lead in Abilene as Hatalsky and Pohl join 66 club. Connors McEnroe Edberg advance in San Francisco at Transamerica Open.
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ST Andrew's
Scotland
Argentina
England
Ireland
Spain
Seve Ballesteros
Abilene, Texas
D.A. Weibring
San Francisco
Jimmy Connors
John McEnroe
Stefan Edberg
Hrubala's early interception fuels Aiken in 33 7 win
Aiken Hornets beat Dreher 33 7 at Hagood Stadium as Mike Hrubala, sidelined much of the season, intercepted a second play pass and ran 18 yards for a touchdown. Caldwell led rushing with 12 carries for 155 yards and two scores while Dreher's Ira Owens left with a knee injury.
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Mike Hrubala
Aiken
Hrubala
Dreher
Hornets
Devils
Hagood Stadium
Silver Bluff
Ira Owens
DHS
AHS
Fred Tucker
Chip Dudley
Cedrick Watson
Melvin McDuffie
Oscar Caldwell
Brad Turner
Aiken — Caldwell
Turner
Diron Reynolds
Albert Morant
Caldwell
Maurice Landy
Terry Williams
Gerry Partridge
John Shipman
Dudley
Partridge
Russell Dean
Perry Tucker
Elgin Morone
Shipman
David Kleinfelder
Keith) Radford
Eddie Buck
Buck
Hornet
Mike
Kleinfelder
Astros Scott Throws No-Hitter To Clinch NL West Title
Houston left-hander Mike Scott pitched a no hitter against San Francisco 2-0 to clinch the NL West for the Astros. He struck out 13, walked two, and retired 19 straight. The win gave Houston its second division title, opening the NL playoffs at home October 8 vs the Mets.
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Roger Craig
Mike Scott
Scott
Craig
Houston Astros
San Francisco
Giants
Houston
Astros
New York Mets
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Diego
Dodgers
Astrodome
No-Hitter Foiled as Astros Rally for Win
Scott loses no hitter in sixth as Gladden Hatcher and Davis reach base. Houston pilots a late rally to defeat San Francisco 2 to 0 with Walling driving in the go ahead run and Scott earning the decision. Umpires were Engel Range Pallone Rippley and attendance 32,808.
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San Francisco
Houston
Walling
Sb—Gladden
Hatcher
Cdavis
Bass
San Francisco Berenguer L
Mdavis
Ee Garretts
Houston Scott
Gladden
Scott
Berenguer
M Davis
Engel
Range
Pallone
Rippley
T—N.a. A
Lexington Routs Mustangs as Baker Grinds Yardage
Lexington used a ground attack led by fullback Brett Baker who rushed for 145 yards and two touchdowns to beat Midland Valley 21 16. Hornets back Oscar Caldwell also ran for 161 yards in a separate game comparison, as coach Reed Charpin noted the differing approaches.
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Lexington
Lou Fogle
Mustangs
Fogle
Aiken
Oscar Caldwell
Midland Valley
Caldwell
Hornets
Brett Baker
Baker
Wildcats
Reed Charpin
Dale Hayes
Lee Sapp
Trey Welsh
Doug Blackwell
Gary Robinson
Richard Rowell
Lex
Jeff Tilby
Keith Taylor
Bernard Sapp
Fred Dais
Gene
Jon Dale Hayes
James Amaker
Rick Brannon
Pemrers
Oe Valley
Scott Brant
Stacey Rhoden
Darren Hollowell
Midland Valley and Lexington Play Tight Football Showdown
Midland Valley and Lexington delivered a tight contest with multiple scoring plays. Midland Valley’s Jeff Tilby led rushes while Brett Baker starred for Lexington with a pair of scoring runs and solid late defense.
College football weekend features Oklahoma Miami showdown
Ranked Oklahoma faces Miami in a showcase game while No. 6 Washington meets 12th-ranked USC in Los Angeles to answer if the Huskies or Trojans can contend nationally. USC coach Tollner aims to rebound as Washington earns praise for its roll, pace, and defense.
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Oklahoma
Miami
Washington
Southern California
Ohio State
Brigham Young
Southern Cal
Don James
Huskies
Reggie Rogers
Los Angeles
James
Trojans
USC
Ted Tollner
Tollner
Arizona
Arizona State
UCLA
Illinois
Baylor
Jimmy Johnson
Barry Switzer
Sooners
Vinny Testaverde
Florida State
Michigan
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Bamberg
Florida
Dunhill
Ballesteros
Jose Maria Olazabal
Weibring
Morris Hatalsky
Fairway Oaks Golf Club
Dan Pohl
Transamerica
By Phil Jones
Ben Walker
AP Baseball
Dan Gladden
Chili Davis
Mike Aldrete
Will Clark
Sanfran Houston Ab
Gladden Cf
Hatcher Cf
Doran
Wclark
Aldrete
Garretts
Gaylen Duskey
Charpin
Midland Valley MV
Oklahoma-Miami
Nebraska
Oregon
Penn State
East Carolina
Auburn
Tennessee
Colorado
Iowa
Texas-El Paso
Texas Tech
Michigan State
Western Michigan
Arkansas
New Mexico
Little Rock
Washington State
Maryland
North Carolina State
Texas A&m
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