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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2012
Page
15
Kevin Kisner cards three birdies and two bogeys in the first round, finishing under 69. The early RBC Canadian Open round shows Kisner within striking distance as he navigates the course.
Web.com Tour golfer Scott Brown moved to 4 under through 14 holes before bogeying the last four. River Landing Open play halted as Hendrix posted three birdies and a bogey before suspension.
Milwaukee general manager Doug Melvin says the Brewers are fielding trade inquiries for ace Zack Greinke as the July 31 non waiver deadline nears. Greinke is slated to start Sunday vs Washington at Miller Park while the team weighs options despite a rough road trip.
London prepares a bold opening for the 2012 Summer Games directed by Danny Boyle. The show features 70 sheep 12 horses 10 chickens and 9 geese plus a cast of 10 000 with Daniel Craig James Bond and Paul McCartney slated to perform. The event aims to define Britain through culture history and industry while facing post riot and terror trial concerns.
The CSRA Women's Golf Association marked the golden anniversary of its team play, tracing back to 1962 and the five founding clubs Augusta Country Club Augusta Golf Club Armed Forces Highland Park and Midland Valley. A 6th anniversary series event at Midland Valley honored the milestone and season award winners.
Spurrier says he sees no major change from past USC teams and notes unprecedented fan optimism after back-to-back strong seasons. He cites key returnees Marcus Lattimore and others, a fearsome end tandem of Devin Taylor and Jadeveon Clowney, and challenging but hopeful SEC East prospects amid questions on defense and injuries.
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