Week of baseball action reshaped by rain for Texas prep teams
Austin Black Bears and Decatur Red Raiders enter a busy week after a rain soaked weekend. The Tuscaloosa Co Wildcats had postponed games with Avigtin and Decatur. Decatur opens by facing Hartselle, then four games in four days at Austin against Cullman Huntsville Moulton and Bradshaw.
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Carol Mann Wins Raleigh Ladies Invitational
Carol Mann shot a final round par 72 to finish 54 holes at 214 and win the Raleigh Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament in Raleigh North Carolina with a $15,000 prize.
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Ellis Eyes Next Fight After WBA Title Upset
WBA champion Jimmy Ellis of Louisville defeated Jerry Ellis in Oakland to win the title by split decision. Ellis says he wants to fight top contenders and demands a shot at Joe Frazier, with his manager Al Jones signaling interest in matching him with Frazier.
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