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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2007
Page
11
Monica Abbott pitched a third straight shutout as Tennessee defeated Oklahoma in a 3-0 victory to reach the Women’s College World Series final. The Lady Vols will meet defending champion Arizona in the showdown.
Aiken Foxhounds manager Chris Bando leads an 11-3 squad to Albany to face the 12-1 South Georgia Peanuts in a pivotal three game set. The teams sit atop the South Coast League, each boasting strong home or road records as they chase early bragging rights.
KJ Choi claimed the biggest victory of his career at the Memorial in Dublin Ohio finishing 7 under 65 to edge Ryan Moore by one stroke. Nicklaus greeted him with a handshake after a closing surge featuring four front nine birdies and key par saves. Tiger Woods prepared for Oakmont after posting a 67 for 15th.
Heavy rain at Dover International Speedway postponed the NASCAR Nextel Cup Autism Speaks 400 to today starting at noon. Ryan Newman and Date Earnhardt J. headline the front row at the Monster Mile while points leader Jeff Gordon begins sixth as crews battle wet conditions.
Andy D'Alessio powered Clemson with two doubles a home run and four RBIs lifting the No. 2 seed past Coastal Carolina 11-8. Marquez Smith drove in the go ahead run in the seventh and hit a three run homer in the eighth as Clemson improves to 40-21 and advances to face the Sunday winner in the regional.
The Gamecocks opened with a leadoff double by Travis Jones and blasted three homers including a Justin Smoak center field shot to beat Charlotte 12-8 at Sarge Frye Field. USC improves to 44-18 and advances to Monday’s game as Phil Disher, Steve Kline, and Andrew Crisp contributed key hits amid a 11-1 and 12-5 lead before Charlotte’s late rally.
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