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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2000
Page
11
Pete Sampras spoke of breaking a three slam drought as he eyed Wimbledon glory. Opponent Patrick Rafter defeated Andre Agassi in a dramatic semifinal 7 5 4 6 7 6 3 to reach the final and give a breathtaking show of serve and volley.
The Williams sisters’ rise from dilapidated public courts amid danger and prejudice highlights tennis as a merit sport. Venus eyes her first Grand Slam title since 1997 while Serena, 18, seeks continuing success after last year’s US Open win.
AP summary of racing and basketball results from Loudon and surrounding events. Includes NASCAR Winston Cup standings with Fay resting for Sundays race and various drivers such as Chowcat, Labor, Grewal, Bonnon, Hamilton, Sader, Walp, Maret, Pu, Grasom, Oatoroach, Steng Man, and Chevrolet entries. Also notes WNBA scores and Saturday and Sunday games, with references to Gragg Park and Valley area venues.
Brian Henninger tied the Western Open record with a 9 under par 63 to take a one stroke lead. Franklin Langham and Stephen Ames close behind, while Tiger Woods sits six shots back after rounds of 70 and 69. The cut falls at 1 under 143 as Mickelson Singh and Martin exit.
Richard Petty argues the crashes were coincidental and beyond human control while fellow drivers criticize the track. Rusty Wallace cites a bump on the back stretch at near 150 mph and buildup of dirt and rubber making the 1.058 mile oval slick.
Laura Myerscough posted 73 to finish second while Tiffany Catafygiott tied for third with 74. A large group including Angela Olivarri and Jeanne Cho shared 76s and a six way playoff for top 14 ensued as players faced Palmetto’s tough greens over 6 000 yards.
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