Aiken Hornets Rally For 15-0 Victory Over Airport
Aiken quarterback Martin Coffey sparked a slow start to power the Hornets to their third win, defeating Airport of Columbia 15 to 0. Coffey orchestrated drives with Bell and Dicks, while the defense held the Eagles scoreless, and coach John Socha praised the team’s 100 percent effort and strong blocking by Haggarty Martin and Wilson.
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Graniteville Lifts First Season Victory Over Bluffton 30-14
Graniteville defeats Bluffton 30-14 for its first win of the season and first conference victory. Quarterback Steve Johnson scored twice on runs and threw a 17-yard TD to Gordon Leopard. Other area games featured North Augusta losing to Booker T. Washington 14-8 and Ridge Spring-Monetta rolling Cardinal Newman 42-0.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Results
Baseball standings update with key results from Saturday including Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 2 and Cincinnati 6 over San Francisco 5. St Louis defeated Montreal 8 to 6 while Los Angeles edged Atlanta 5 to 4. New York beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in 15 innings.
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Harris Wins Robinson Open in Seven-Year Drought End
Labron Harris, a 6 foot 4 Oklahoma State graduate, defeats Bert Yancey in a golf playoff to win the Robinson Open first prize of 20000. Both players shot 274 thank 67s in regulation. Yancey takes 11400, Hinson Colbert Brewer close at 276 as winded final rounds conclude.
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David Caver Tallies Twice As Saints Win Number Three
WILLISTON In a tough encounter with the Blue Devils of Williston Elko St Angela day night Two of the Saint scores came in the first half on runs by David Caver while Raysor added the two point conversion Raysor did score our third touchdown for us on a two yard run Coach Hank Caver said Williston did an excellent job of stopping Raysor That is one reason why David was able to run so well all of our plays keyed around him up until Friday night Then we had to call on David and he did a fine job for us
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Williston Stings Saints as Davis Rebuilds Roster
Williston, short on players after graduation, fields a young, tough squad under Coach Jud Davis. The team pressured their opponents with a rough defense while Williston capitalized on a third quarter scoring run by Joe Williams. Caver noted the second half was harder, praising Williston’ s physical play and the Saints’ endurance as they seek additional players to spell the 14 available. Next Friday St Angela visits Mid-Carolina with a 3 1 record facing the Saints.
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Palmer joins 20 game winners with Orioles trio
Jim Palmer pitched to raise his record to 20 9 as Baltimore beat the A's and joined teammates Mike Cuellar Pat Dobson and Dave McNally as 20 game winners this season. The Orioles became the second club in major league history with four 20 win starters. The White Sox did it in 1920.
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Giants Clinch Narrow NL West Lead In Wild Finish
The San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 12-5 to stay one game ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers with three games left in the season. Willie McCovey and Dick Dietz, hobbling through injuries, contributed big ways Dietz a grand slam and five RBIs as he wore a bandaged head and large helmet.
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Tee Times Announced for Highland Park Women’s Net Tournament
Highland Park Women’s Golf Association sets tomorrow at Highland Park Country Club for the Low Net event which doubles as qualifying for October’s match play. Pairings begin 8:30 am with groups led by D Peterson and others through 9:26 am with P Carlisle and teammates.
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