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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2013
Page
13
USC Aiken defeated Lander 8-6 in extra innings to take the Peach Belt Conference lead. The win improves USC Aiken’s position ahead of today’s doubleheader as the Pacers push for series momentum in the PBC.
Florida overcame a 3-1 deficit to beat South Carolina 4-3 at McKethan Stadium. Harrison Bader delivered a two run two out single in the eighth as Florida improved to 18 18 and 7 7 in SEC play while South Carolina fell to 27 9 and 8 6. Aaron Rhodes earned the win for Florida and Adam Westmoreland took the loss. The series concludes today with a 3 p.m. first pitch on ESPN2 and Gamecock Radio.
Kyle Busch sets a Texas qualifying speed record of 196.299 mph to grab the pole and start alongside brother Kurt on the front row for Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race. Jimmie Johnson sits seventh with Aric Almirola and Marcos Ambrose in the second row.
Guan Tianlang became the youngest player to make the Masters cut, despite a one shot penalty for slow play. Jason Day led at 4 under 68, with Marc Leishman and Fred Couples one stroke behind. Tiger Woods surged then bogeyed twice to finish three back.
Biggest Masters crowd watched Fred Couples, Dustin Johnson, and Brandon Grace in round two. Couples, calling himself a cool jerk, shot a 71 to pull into a tie for second at 5 under. His par-4 seventh saw a wild sequence as his second and third shots went into the gallery.
Tianlang Guan, 14, became the Masters youngest cut. he also received a one shot slow play penalty making him 4 over 148. He accepted the ruling and remained optimistic about his Augusta debut and the week’s lessons.
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