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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2005
Page
13
Major League Baseball suspended Rangers pitcher Kenny Rogers for 20 games and fined him fifty thousand dollars for an outburst that injured a television cameraman. Commissioner Bud Selig said MLB must act with reason and good judgment.
Tony Stewart grabs the Pepsi 400 pole at Daytona International Speedway with a 185.582 mph lap. He downplayed a fan confrontation from Wednesday night while teammates Riggs and Johnson chase the top spot. Elliott Sadler is sixth in a Ford as Chevrolet fills eight of the first ten.
John Smoltz earned his fifth consecutive win in six innings, allowing one run on five hits with seven strikeouts. Andruw Jones and Kelly Johnson delivered three run homers as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 9-1, moving the Phillies back to .500 as Vicente Padilla struggled in the loss.
USC Aiken head coach Vince Alexander praised his week long camp with about 40 kids. He aims to grow turnout at the July session and plans to expand beyond the early start while emphasizing shooting, footwork, defense, rebounding and passing. Assistant Nate Davis helps on court. Alexander calls the camp hands on and engaging for parents.
Lance Armstrong aims to retire on top by winning a seventh Tour de France, an unprecedented feat in cycling. He would finish Paris on July 24 after 2,242 miles, entering the race as the only six time winner and seeking to cap a career that revived the sport.
Barnwell defeated Aiken National 11 to 1 to eliminate them from the Dixie Youth 10 year old sub district baseball tournament. Aiken’s only run came on Cash Brady’s single scoring Xavier Peralta as Barnwell’s hitters struck early and often.
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