Busch earns rain delayed Daytona win after risky move
Kyle Busch powers to his eighth Nextel Cup series win and first since 2006 at Daytona International Speedway in a rain delayed Busch Series race. Officials reviewed his grass cutting pass but did not penalize him. Hendrick teams face possible sanctions as springs from Busch's car undergo inspection. Harvick, Blaney, Stewart and Bowyer rounded out the top five. Edwards finished 11th with Earnhardt Jr. in 14th as Cup regulars dominated the field.
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Hamlin Stewart wreck at Daytona on Saturday night
Tony Stewart and Denny Hamlin, teaming up at Daytona International Speedway, crashed when Stewart hit Hamlin from behind on lap 14. Both cars were knocked out of contention in NASCAR's Pepsi 400 weekend event. Additional details available on the Aiken Standard website.
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Foxhounds Rally Reversal Sparks 7-2 Victory Over Aiken
William Plaza appeared to hit a three run homer but was ruled foul. Reversal awarded the homer, boosting Aiken to a 7-1 lead before rain halted play and Charlotte County sealed a 7-2 win. Will Gonzalez drove in a run with a sixth inning double as Seattle?
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Wells eject sparks Padres over Braves at Petco Park
San Diego Padres lefty David Wells was ejected by umpire Ed Hickox after arguing calls in the fourth inning as Atlanta’s Jeff Francoeur hit a two run homer. Mike Cameron and Khalil Greene homered and Kevin Kouzmanoff added three RBIs to back a Padres win. Jo Jo Reyes made his big league debut for Atlanta and struggled, failing to get out of the fourth inning.
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Six-team baseball weekend stirs at Citizens Park sponsor Grisham
The Charlottesville 18 and under club went 0-5, losing 48-13 across five games at Citizens Park. North Augusta Stingers fed on the Cubs 18-0 while Seth Owens hit a triple and a homer for four RBIs. Rivercats from South Africa moved to 2-0, Andrew Faulkner allowed two runs in four innings, Tyler Rowe had a double and triple. ISU bracket schedule lists games at Citizens Park and Aiken High from 9 am to 5 pm with eight teams competing.
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Baseball score roundup shows varied youth games across leagues
A fragment list of local youth baseball results includes Cubs 0 Nationals 6, Cove Creek 3 Nationals 11, Extreme Base ball 10 Thrashers 15, Cove Creek 1 Savannah Braves 11, Extreme Baseball 3 North Augusta Stingers 7, Cove Creek 6 SC Hurricanes 9, North Augusta Stingers 1 SC Hurricanes 14, Palmetto Patriots 6 Effingham Young Guns 12, Cove Creek 0 Effingham Young Guns 27, Palmetto Patriots 0 130 Red Riverfront Raiders 8, Cove Creek 3 Greenwood Sox 11, Capital City Cubs 8, Sumter All Stars 18, Cove Creek 2 Riverfront Raiders 10, Capital City Cubs 8 130 Blue CC Shockers 12, Riverdogs 9, Beaufort Bombers 7, CC Rincon Warriors 5, Outlaws aoe.
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