Jeff Gordon Wins Pole With 153.669 MPH Lap
Winston Cup driver Jeff Gordon takes his sixth pole of the year with a record 153.669 mph lap, breaking Geoff Bodine’s previous mark. Gordon, a three time winner this season, leads a fast field as the story continues on this page.
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Aiken Tice Heads to Anderson College
Victor Tice an All-Region 3 AAAA and All-Area soccer player from Aiken High School signed a grant in aid with Anderson College He played midfield right wing and sweeper scoring two goals and 20 assists this past season.
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Sports On TV Saturday Lineup Highlights Multiple Events
Saturday schedule features tennis from the French Open and French Open again at noon ESPN coverage of the NCAA Men's Golf Championship Gal events include Canada vs South Attica Cal State Fullerton vs Stanford in the College World Series The Memorial Goth Rockets at Spurs Massachusetts Handicap and High profile leagues NBA NHL and auto racing also on tap with dates and channels listed
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Bell Drives In Three As Astros Top Braves 7 2
Derek Bell fueled Houston with a homer a run single and sacrifice fly while Doug Drabek earned his first win since opening day. Atlanta suffered a third straight loss as Bell's RBI single capped a two run sixth inning rally off John Smoltz.
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Gordon Plans Fast Run At Dover Ahead of Miller 300
Gordon qualified fastest for the Miller Genuine Draft 300 at Dover Downs after planning the run despite last week’s troubles. He posted 153.669 mph, beating Geoff Bodine’s 152.840, with teammate Ward Burton second for the session as the track cooled and crews tested Dover’s concrete surface.
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Pacers Force Game 7 with 123 96 Win Over Magic
Reggie Miller scores 28 in first half as Indiana builds big lead and Miami? no, Orlando 96 123. Rik Smits adds 22 points 10 rebounds while Shaquille ONeal battles foul trouble. Magic cold shooting and rebounding edge for Pacers fuels decisive win to force seventh game in Orlando.
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Seawell Misses NCAA Championship Cut
Seawell, a USC junior from Aiken, failed to make the final two rounds of the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship at Ohio State. He posted 36 holes at 7 over par 151 after 78 and 73, with the cut set under par after Thursday darkness.
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Florida State Edges Oklahoma In Ninth In Omaha
Florida State defeats Oklahoma 3 2 in the College World Series opener as freshman J D Drew hits a two run homer in the bottom of the ninth after Scott Zech leads off with a walk. Johnson and Redman duel with Johnson giving up two homers and Redman charged with the loss. Drew finishes 3 for 3 with three RBIs.
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