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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1995
Page
9
In a dramatic match Andre w Agassi drops a four set upset after trailing by a set and 4-1 in the second. The rally completes the victory as the page highlights the surprising result and the response on the scene.
Coastal Carolina baseball coach Gary Gilmore has hired Bill Jarman and Matt Schilling as assistants. Jarman spent four seasons as Western Carolina assistant. Schilling was Coastal’s restricted earnings coach last year under John Vrooman. Gilmore, ex USC Aiken coach, took over last month after Vrooman asked for reassignment to sports administration duties.
The Aiken Parks and Recreation Department invites sign ups at Citizens Park for the soccer season. Hours run 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Fees are 20 dollars for residents and 37.50 dollars for nonresidents. For more information call 42 7651.
USC Aiken Lagy racers Softball Camp runs Monday to Friday with coach Jerry Snyder directing. Camp fee is 105 dollars includes a t shirt certificate evaluation sheet insurance and daily lunch. For more information call 48-6851.
On Saturday July 8 a busy baseball schedule includes Dixie Ponytailers at Riverview Park at 10 am, Dixie Belles district at 12 noon, Dino Pro Majors net tournament at Newberry at 12:90 pm, Disio Boys district at Citizen's Park at 6 pm, Dixie Youth sub district parliament at Aiken at 6 pm, Dixie Youth sub district at Belvedere at 6 pm, Dixie Youth sub district at Johnston at 8 pm, and Dixie Majors district at Riverview Park at 8 pm.
TV guide lists Wimbledon coverage on WAGT at 9 am and NHL Entry Draft on ESPN2. Western Open on wROW at 4 pm televised, plus Ieuzu Tournament on wacT. Santa Clara Invitational swimming on WJBF at 1:90 pm, Kroger Senior Classic on ESPN, Giants at Braves on TBS, St Louis Arena Football on ESPN, Calgary at Shreveport CFL on ESPN2 at 12 am Tour de France coverage on ESPN2 with Memphis event listed.
Tom Glavine drove in two runs and added an RBI single as Atlanta beat San Francisco 84 in a Friday night win. He improved to 8-4, raised his average to .300, and helped erase a rough first inning that saw the Giants take an early three-run lead. Mike Mordecai homered in the eighth for Atlanta.
Walterboro Post 95 fell 0 8 to Post 26 in an American Legion baseball game. Post 2 secured its 17th win in 18 with a Monday playoff game set for 7 30 p m at Satcher Field against Hartsville.
John Graham sparked Belvedere with a first inning triple and a 5-4 victory over Midland Valley at Citzen's Park in the Dixie Boys District 3 tournament. Graham added 12 strikeouts, while Midland Valley's Robert Kaney posted three hits including a homer in a losing effort. Belvedere rallied in the seventh for three runs to erase a 3-2 deficit.
Boris Becker rallied from a rough start to beat Andre Agassi 2-6 7-6 4 7-6 1 in a gripping semifinal and advance to the final against Pete Sampras. Sampras edged Goran Ivanisevic in a five setter as both veterans eye a Sunday showdown in London.
Steffi Graf aims for a sixth Wimbledon title atop her fast grass where she owns a 58 5 career record and 31 0 this year as she meets Arantxa Sanchez Vicario who reached the final by defeating Conchita Martinez Graf leads their head to head 25 8 and seeks another grass victory after past slam battles setting up a late afternoon final on center court
Mark Martin grabbed the pole for the Slick 50 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway with a 128.615 mph lap setting a new qualifying record. The session featured high speeds amid slick track conditions as Ford drivers dominated the top of the board while Jeff Gordon and Sterling Marlin faced challenges.
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