Box Score Highlights from Yesterdays Games
Box scores show DP San Diego 1 LOB Los 10 San OD 2 R Allen 2 Garvey Mason Norman SF W Perker Colbert 28 Sia.
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Mason
Norman
W.perker
Colbert
Los Angeles
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Mernand
Valentine
Lee
Davis
Dean
Ralien
Masin
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Mota
O Brown
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Jestadt
Barton
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Kendall
Wilhelm
Corkins
Caldwell
Severinsn
Eee
Washington over Baltimore in high scoring baseball tilt
E Rettenmund and Washington power the offense with 7 runs on 6 hits while Baltimore answers with 7 runs. F Robinson hits a homer in the 22nd inning as McLain takes the loss in a long outing. Joe Powell and Blair drive runs with Powell at SF and 2 RBIs by McCraw.
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Washington
Baltimore
B.alien
J.powell
Billings
HR. F.robinson
D.jeonnson
McCraw
Blair
J. Powell
Ragsdale JV Rolls Over Eastern Alamance 22 Point Win
Ragsdale's Junior Varsity opened with a 22-0 victory over Eastern Alamance. Doug Brown ran 25 yards for the opener and Keith McKelvey returned a blocked punt 25 yards for a TD. Foster added two extra points and Charles Per scored in the third quarter with extra points by Hardy Foster.
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Ragsdale
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Tiger
Eagles
Doug Brown
Keith McKelvey
Dy Foster
Charles Per
Hardy Foster
John Boling
Terry Toe
Key Southern Conference Tilt Set At Charleston
Seven of eight Southern Conference teams begin 1971 football season with key matchups. William and Mary meets The Citadel in Charleston while Furman hosts Appalachian State in a noncounting game. East Carolina faces Toledo in Greenville and Richmond plays North Carolina in Winston-Salem, with others in play.
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Associated Press
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S.C
William and Mary
Indians
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Bulldogs
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Furman
Paladins
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Raiders Set For Season As Hobbs Slotted At Guard
Offensive starters include Hobbs at left guard and Gary Either at center with Alexander or Durham leading the backfield. Fullback Cole, blocking back Evans, and flanker Nash fill the backfield. Defense remains with Sorrell and Lanier at end, Johnson and Foster on the line, with Little at middle guard.
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Gary
Charles Alexander
Sammy Durham
Herbert Cole
Johnny Evans
Harold Nash
Billy Sorrell
Thomas Lanier
Larry Johnson
Rayvon Foster
Sammy Little
Jack Powell
Lackers Ingram
Ronny ‘Deme
Don Lawrence
No Evans
Doyle Leads in North American single handed sailing
Bobby Doyle an Olympic team alternate from Marblehead held a commanding 23 point lead after seven races on Thursday in the North American single handed sailing championships.
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Marblehead
Mass
Bobby Doyle
Baseball standings and weekend schedule from Friday to Sunday
Results and upcoming games across the majors include Los Angeles beating San Diego 3-2. Matchups feature St Louis at Chicago, San Francisco at Atlanta, Houston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at Montreal, and Los Angeles at San Diego. Baltimore defeated Washington 4-2 and Boston beat Detroit 12-6 in Friday action with several night games listed.
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Jenkins
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Niekro
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McGlothlin
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Wise
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Kossman
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Kison
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Stoneman
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Sutton
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Roberts
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Blyleven
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Odom
Lockwood
Messersmith
Cleveland
G.B
San Diago
Midget Football Planned by High Point Parks
The High Point Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a midget football league for boys ages 10 to 12 who will not turn 13 before December 1. Teams will form at five recreation centers with workouts underway for the first game the week of October 4 at Brentwood Park. Uniforms are provided and distributed September 13 to 17 at the centers. please contact center directors or call Jon Giles or Stan Perry for details.
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Washington Terrace
Goldston
Hillside
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Parks and Recreation Department
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Harrelson's Golf Bid Progressing
Former major league player Ken Harrelson advances in a 72 hole regional tryout at Tanglewood Park Winston-Salem. Top 30 of 134 move to national tryouts in Palm Beach Gardens Florida next month. Harrelson sits 73 69 142 with leaders Wadkins 62 68 130 and Thompson 64 70 134.
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Tanglewood Park
Palm Beach Gardens
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Tanglewood
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Lanny Wadkins
Richmond, Va
Wake Forest University
Leonard Thompson
North Myrtle Beach
S. C
William Ziobro
Cresskill
N. J
Steve ‘Melnyk
Jacksonville
Allen Miller
Pensacola
Melnyk
Miller
Miller Glad He Missed Fishing Trip
John Miller, a 23 year old Californian, carded 65 to lead the Southern Open after an eagle at the 18th hole on Bermuda greens. He sits two strokes ahead of Homero Blancas Cesar Sanudo and Mike Reasor as play continues at Green Island Country Club in Columbus Georgia.
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John Miller
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Homero Blancas
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Mike Reasor
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Green Island
Mason Rudolph
Gay Brewer
Rafe Botts
Frank Beard
Jack Ewing
Fred Marti
Pete Brown
Wayne Bollmer
George Archer
Industrial Golf Results Preview of Last Matches
Kay Lyn defeats Silvercraft, 216 to 246, while Heritage No 1 edges Kay Lyn in a 275 to 216 contest. Heritage No 2 forfeits to Heritage No 1, and Clyde Pearson 3 sits idle as id 226 figures in the matchup list.
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Heritage No
Leld Kay
Lyn Clyde Pearson
Stroller nickname hides Lions star Lem Barney in bold pace
Detroit Lions rely on Lem Barney a dynamic defensive back known for speedy returns and clutch interceptions the veteran aims to power the team toward a NFC Central title under coach Joe Schmidt Barney's six interception returns two field goal blocks and multiple kick and punt scores anchor a talent rich lineup including Greg Landry Mel Farr and Charlie Sanders as they chase a shot at the Super Bowl.
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Detroit Lions
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Barney
Minnesota Vikings
oPhase
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Dolphins
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Mel Farr
Arfie Taylor
Steve Owens
Greg Landry
Paul Naumoff
Charlie Sanders
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Earl McCulloch
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Bryant seeks 200th win at USC in big showdown
Bryant aims to reach 200 career victories as Alabama visits fifth-ranked Southern California. USC coach John McKay says Alabama is bigger and tougher this year, while Bryant’s staff notes USC has improved. The weekend slate features top teams across the nation with key Big Ten clashes and night games.
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Thomasville Bulldogs Wave Wishbone Offense Depth Chart
Wishbone backs Roy Brown Mike Nesbit and Willie Williams headline Thomasville’s offense with Donnie Holt at split end Steve Behannen at tight end and George Carter Ray Hawkins at tackle Randy Hall Chuck Fulp at guard Ricky Leonard center. Alan Richardson directs the backfield with Keith Williams and Jerry Richardson as halves and Terry Sheen at fullback. Defense features Francis Reid Larry Shavis at end Ronald Wilson Charles Reese at tackle Mike Evans nose guard with linebackers Mike Staton Ricky Aughtry Derrick Morgan and safeties Mike Owens and others.
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Mike Nesbit
Willie Williams
Thomasville
Donnie Holt
Steve Behannen
George Carter
Ray Hawkins
Randy Hall
Chuck Fulp
Ricky Leonard
Alan Richardson
Keith Williams
Jerry Richardson
Terry Sheen
Bulldogs
Francis Reid
Larry Shavis
Ronald Wilson
Charles Reese
Mike Evans
Mike Staton
Ricky Aughtry
Derrick Morgan
Greg Lewis
Joey Lambert
Mike Owens
Lazaro Leads National Blind Golf Tour After Rainy First Round
Joe Lazaro of Waltham Mass shot 89 in rain to lead the 26th National Blind Golfers Tournament at Houston. Joe Brown of New Orleans is second with 93 and Charley Boswell of Birmingham Ala is third at 99. If Fern hurricane washes out the final round Lazaro wins. Lazaro previously won the national title in 1962 1967 1968 and 1969 and lost to Boswell by one stroke last year.
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Joe Lazaro
Waltham
Mass
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Charley Boswell
Birmingham
Ala
Fern
Lazaro
Boswell
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