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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2000

Page

7

Mason charge dropped in Harlem scuffle case

Anthony Mason of the Charlotte Hornets had an assault charge dismissed after prosecutors found insufficient evidence. He had been jailed briefly in Harlem following a February altercation outside Perks Bar and released on $1,000 bail.

Charlotte Mason NEW York Charlotte Hornets Anthony Mason Perks Harlem Barbara Thompson Manhattan Robert Morgenthau Frank Rothman

Augusta baseball and polo schedule note

Calendar lists Augusta at Asheville baseball doubleheader at 7 05 p m along with Upatoi Green versus Menticule in the Slewlivet 16 goal polo tournament at Mgdon Road Polo Club starting at 10 a m.

Augusta Ashevile

Sports on TV Lineup Highlights Major League Baseball and More

At 97:35 p.m. Blue Jays visit Braves on TBS. 98 p.m. U S men meet Ireland in Nike Cup on ESPN. 7 p.m. Royals at Cardinals or Yankees at Expos on ESPN. 7:30 p.m. Orioles at Mets on ESPN2. 1.9 p.m. Pacers visit Lakers on WAGT. French Open coverage continues.

Blue Jays Braves TBS U.S Ireland ESPN Royals Cardinals Yankees Fox Sports Net Orioles Mets ESPN2 Pacers WAGT

Impeachment Aims for Belmont Stakes Distance

Impeachment seeks the 1 1/2 mile Belmont win as the Dogwood Stable colt faces a Derby Preakness winnerless field with Fusaichi Pegasus sidelined by a foot injury and Red Bullet off after the Preakness win. Other likely starters include Aptitude Chief Seattle and Postponed.

Impeachment Dogwood Stable Fusaichi Pegasus Red Bullet Joe Orseno Cot Campbell Campbell Chief Seattle Curule Globalize Postponed Wheelaway Hugh Hefner Belmont Aiken Scotty Schulhofer Aptitude

Blue Jays hammer Braves as Wells wins again

Toronto exploded for five in the first inning as Chris Woodward hit a three run homer and Raul Mondesi added a three run shot. David Wells improved to 10-2, dominating six innings before the bullpen closed the victory. John Burkett took the loss while Atlanta played without closer John Rocker.

Atlanta Atlanta Braves Chris Woodward Toronto Blue Jays David Wells Chipper Jones Wells Raul Mondesi Blue Jays Braves Jones Yankees Toronto John Rocker Triple-A Richmond Rocker John Burkett Burkett Craig Grebeck Mondesi Carlos Delgado Jose Cruz Jr Alex Gonzalez Woodward

Braves Send Rocker to Minor Leagues After Confrontation

Atlanta reliever John Rocker was optioned to Triple-A Richmond amid ongoing control issues and a confrontation with Sports Illustrated reporter Jeff Pearlman. Braves officials cited performance concerns while acknowledging the off-field incident as a factor in the decision. Jason Marquis was promoted from Greenville to take Rocker’s roster spot.

Atlanta John Rocker Atlanta Braves Triple-A Richmond Rocker Eddie Perez Braves Jeff Pearlman Brian Jordan Pearlman Perez Jason Marquis Double Greenville

Clemson Tigers Ready for College World Series Debutants San Jose State

Clemson coach Jack Leggett guides his team to Omaha as the Tigers chase their ninth CWS bid. San Jose State makes its first appearance in 32 years after road regional and super regional wins. Clemson seeks its first Omaha win despite a 6 16 CWS record.

Clemson Jack Leggett Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha Neb Doug Kingsmore Tigers Mississippi State New York City Leggett San Jose State Spartans Western Athletic Conference

Devils close in on Stanley Cup title

The New Jersey Devils, led by rookies John Madden and Brian Rafalski, beat the Dallas Stars 3-1 to take a 3-1 series lead in the Cup finals. They can clinch in Game 5 at the Meadowlands as owner John McMullen eyes a final victory before selling the team.

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