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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2006
Page
11
In a high profile pairing, Nick Faldo joins Tiger Woods for the first two rounds of the British Open, aiming to leverage their combined experience and form. The grouping promises a strong test on the early links with potential traffic among leaders.
Armstrong visits Alpe d'Huez on Tour rest day as the 15th stage to 116 miles looms. His presence may motivate Discovery teammates who sit outside the top 10 in overall standings, with the ascent historically decisive in 2004.
Five members of the Palmetto Track and Field Club will compete at the 40th USATF National Junior Olympic Championships July 20 to 30 at Morgan State University in Baltimore. Trey Blanton Allie Nicosia Shelby Nicosia Jonathan Lunn and Mark McFall will represent the area in events including decathlon pole vault and more.
Brian McCann hit a grand slam and Wilson Betemit went 4-for-6 with a homer and five RBIs as the Atlanta Braves rolled past the St. Louis Cardinals 15-3 to snap a seven-game win streak. Chipper Jones extended his hitting streak while Adam LaRoche and Jeff Francoeur added strong contributions.
USC Aiken grad Scott Brown who claimed 2006 NCAA Division II Player of the Year went 2-1 with wins in both singles as Team USA beat Japan 37-23 in Tochigi to extend the series lead to 24-7. He opened with doubles loss before defeating Yuki Ito and Yohei Nakamichi, clinching the final day victory.
Barbaro remains stable in Kennett Square as he endures laminitis and a reconstructed right hind leg. Doctors report normal vitals and appetite after another comfortable night, with care focused on pain management and hoof treatment for signs of infection.
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