Braves broadcaster Van Wieren dies at 69
Pete Van Wieren, longtime Atlanta Braves broadcaster known as The Professor, died after a cancer battle at 69. A central figure on the Ted Turner era SuperStation crew with Skip Caray and Ernie Johnson, he spent 33 years with the Braves, retiring in 2008.
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Gordon remains a strong contender at Pocono race
Gordon, turning 43, battles back pain from Charlotte but proves he can win big races. He leads the points heading to Pocono as Kahne, Johnson, and Earnhardt Jr. chase wins and a Chase spot.
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Weather Cancels USSSA Back to School Shoot Out Softball Tourney
Persistent rain forced the cancellation of the USSSA Back to School Shoot Out softball tournament at Citizens Park. Games were to start at 9 a.m. with a 7 p.m. championship after heavy rain prevented field prep. City official Jeff Metz said teams across four age groups were left with no games and may reschedule in October.
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