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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2006
Page
11
Calendar lists District 6A youth events in Batesburg Leesville Riverview Park North Augusta and Jackson. Matches start at 6 30 p m for 14 year old and under divisions with 10 and 12 year old Dixie Youth sub district championships.
Television listings show Baseball St Louis at Atlanta, followed by other sports events. ESPN and Outdoor Life Network are carrying games and tours with start times around 1pm and 6:30pm as part of the day’s broadcast lineup.
A Palmetto Golf Club tournament hosted by the Aiken Sertoma Club saw Clemson reach strong results as Scott Brown of North Augusta and USC Aiken alum Justin Thompson posted solid scores. Bryan steadied late with a 66 to finish even par. Martin reflected on handling pressure in final rounds, while several USC Aiken players and Edgefield’s Josh Jackson chased top 20 finishes.
Fragmented OCR style report lists multiple players and odd codes. Names such as Josh Galan and John Eben appear with garbled scores and identifiers like 7478-76-74. The piece resembles a sports score log with uncertain figures and many stray symbols.
Tony Stewart, the two time Nextel Cup champion, celebrated his Pepsi 400 win by climbing the fence at Daytona International Speedway. He said the stunt may be over due to injuries and fatigue after a grueling weekend that included an IROC race and Busch Series appearance. He led most of the 160 lap event and held off Kyle and Kurt Busch with Boris Said and Matt Kenseth next in line. A crowd mishap occurred when Stewart leaped into the stands and had to be helped to safety by his crew and NASCAR officials.
Silver Bluff defeated Aiken 1 4 in Sundays Dixie Boys 14-year-old district baseball tournament. Chris Crumley drove in three runs and Dustin Studdard added one. Studdard went 3 for 4 and Evan Barron earned the win as Silver Bluff advances to face Batesburg Leesville tonight. Gregg Park edged Aiken American 7-6 in the Dixie Youth 12-year-old sub district 6B at Riverview Park with Michael Beverly hitting a two run homer. Gregg Park, byes Saturday, hosts North Augusta at 8 tonight. Aiken American faces Midland Valley after Midland Valley’s 12-4 win over Williston. Trevor Hutto earned the win for Gregg Park as Landon Holley went 3-for-4 and Beverly 2-for-3. Cameron Hasty was 2-for-3 for Aiken American. In opening play Saturday, Aiken American shut out Midland Valley 3-0 as Jared Felix started, Travis Brown and Michael Currens finished. Daniel Clark went 2-for-2 with two runs. North Augusta’s Cody Smith hit a three-run homer in the first as Midland Valley eliminated Williston 12-4. Tyler Hart went 3-for-4 with a triple and two doubles for Midland Valley. Smith and Cole Morison had two hits each. Caleb Glenn earned the win.
Aiken National surged ahead early and won 7 6 as Mykal Moore went 2 for 2 with a double and four RBIs. Ronny Bates joined with two runs, while Robert Holmes Cory Bryant also scored twice. Pitcher Taylor Widener worked two innings.
North Augusta American pitcher Jake Nelson rebounded from a 2-0 deficit to a complete game win as North Augusta American built a 15-2 lead. North Augusta National threatened early but North Augusta American rallied in the third inning. National coach Pete McDowell predicted a comeback in game three while National players Christian Davis William McDowell and Barrett Wells had two hits each.
Stonerside filly Connie Belle, a 4 year old daughter of Storm Cat trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott and ridden by Eddie Castro, captured a one mile turf allowance at Monmouth Park by two lengths. The Kentucky bred is from the same dam as Wood Memorial winner Minister’s Melody.
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