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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2015
Page
17
Mike Trout ignited the All Star clash with a leadoff homer the first since 1977 and earned his second straight MVP as the AL defeated the NL 6-3. Prince Fielder drove in two. Felix Hernandez and a strong bullpen limited the NL. The AL clinched its 10th World Series home opener in 13 years.
Braxton Copley leads Post 26 with pitching and key hits as Aiken stumbles yet gains momentum. Post 109 breaks open a late inning with a double steal and Paradise errors, sending the teams to a do or die matchup tonight for a spot in the state tournament at Ai ken High's Henderson John son Field.
Dalton Swires cites the one back offense under coach Derrick Quinn as his chance to lead Fox Creek’s ground game. He vows to improve as a two way player, aiming for a bigger role after a 125 yard playoff exit last season. Fellow coaches praise his athleticism and defensive impact as an X factor.
The Aiken Standard continues its series ranking the top 10 high school football players in the Aiken area for 2015. No 10 Corey Hopkins Ridge Spring Monetta RB No 9 Tyshawn Allen Williston Elko LB No 8 Dalton Swires Fox Creek AB No 7 through No 1 listed with game plan notes and staff credits.
Pete Rose returned to his hometown Great American Ball Park for the All-Star Game and was welcomed as a legend. The 74 year old, voted one of Cincinnati’s Franchise Four, appeared briefly on the field alongside Johnny Bench Barry Larkin and Joe Morgan as fans chanted Pete. Rose remains banned for gambling and awaits possible reinstatement as Commissioner Rob Manfred reviews material from investigations.
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