Baseball Leaders Report From Major League Totals
The Associated Press releases top American League and National League batting, pitching, and fielding leaders. Notable names include Carew Lynn Rice Mayberry Bonds R Jackson Munson Brett G Scott Tanana SeaverRose Cash Bench Garvey Schmidt Luzinski and Massengale among others with season totals and rankings across at bats runs hits doubles triples home runs and strikeouts.
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Mil
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Tenace
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Otis
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Cal
Moret
Torrez
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Leonard
Palmer
Blue
Lee
Eckersley
Cle
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Man
Tanana
Blyleven
G Perry
Garr
T. Kessinger
Chi
Parker
Pgh
Gross
Hin
Joshua
Schmidt
Phi
Kingman
Luzinski
M. Bench
Cin
Cey
Lopes
Morgan
Brock
Stl
Cedeno
Cardenal
Hrabosky
Gollett
Norman
Seaver
Darcy
Hooton
Murray
Mon
Christenson
Ali Favored as Frazier Gains Ground in Manila
In Manila bettors still list Muhammad Ali as favorite to win the world heavyweight title but local sentiment shifts toward challenger Joe Frazier. Ali’s weigh-in and workouts reveal crowd noise favoring Frazier while Ali’s recent marital troubles appear to hurt his image in the religious, family oriented country.
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Manila
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Ali
Joe
Georgia Stops USC In First Loss For Gamecocks
Georgia Bulldogs shut down USC 28 20 keeping the Gamecocks from scoring in crucial moments. USC gains came from Philip Logan six receptions for 106 yards and Jeff Grantz touchdown as Bobby Marino added field goals but Georgia’s defense proved dominant near the goal line. UCS entertains Baylor next as coachsavor lessons from the defeat.
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Keven McLee
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Georgia Tech tops Clemson in high scoring earns late stop
Clemson quarterback Willie Jordan threw for 251 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score in his first start while Georgia Tech ground game totaled 331 yards led by David Sims as the Yellow Jackets held on 33 28 before 46 000 at Grant Field.
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South Carolina grid squads post undefeated weekend
Mars Hill crushed Gardner-Webb 40-12 to stay unbeaten and win a fourth straight. Newberry defeated Catawba 20-12 to stay on Mars Hill’s heels. Carson-Newman beat Emory & Henry 35-14 as South Carolina State beat Howard 27-0 and Furman upset Appalachian State 30-23. The Citadel defeated Wofford 16-7.
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Jackson B Team Edges Graniteville B Squad 6 0
Jackson High School B team defeated Graniteville High B 6 to 0 on Thursday night. John Wall scored the Indians touchdown from the four-yard line in the third quarter. Coach Henderson Gibbs noted average play with over 250 yards gained but many penalties. Wayne Gulley led in rushing with over 200 yards. Jackson set to play Blackville next Thursday.
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Henderson
Jesse Freitas
Oilers
San Diego
Ronnie Coleman
Don Hardeman
Houston
Simpson 227 Yards Sparks Bills Win Over Steelers
O J Simpson ran for 227 yards including an 88 yard burst and tied a Jim Brown 200 yard game mark as the Bills beat the Steelers 30 21. The roundup lists other results from the day including Cowboys over Cardinals in OT and Rams beating 49ers.
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Jim Brown
Buffalo Bills
Pittsburgh Steelers
Simpson
Brown
Steelers
Joe Ferguson
Reuben Gant
Bob Chandler
Bills
Recreation Dept Sets Tennis Lessons at Virginia Acres
Aiken Recreation Department offers full tennis lessons at Virginia Acres courts. Classes begin tomorrow, limited to four students per hour, costing 12 dollars monthly for city residents and 15 dollars for others. Schedule includes beginners and advanced beginners on several mornings, with intermediates on Thursday. To register call 648-0151.
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Virginia Acres
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