Washington Edges Atlanta in Close Tight Game
Washington beats Atlanta 3-2 as the Braves endure a fifth straight home loss. Carolina rallies from a 3-0 deficit to win Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2006
Page
13
Washington beats Atlanta 3-2 as the Braves endure a fifth straight home loss. Carolina rallies from a 3-0 deficit to win Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals.
Duke University will allow the lacrosse team to play next season under tight rules after three players were charged with rape. President Richard Brodhead canceled the season previously following a March 13 party at an off campus house and an exotic dancer's rape claim.
Michelle Wie failed to become the first woman to play in the U S Open, closing with a 3 over 75 after three bogeys late. She opened with a 68 on the South course and finished 1 over 143, sending her to the LPGA Championship next.
Fermata Club Hurricanes swam at Houndslake Country Club pool and defeated Houndslake 489 to 316 Monday night. Coach Chris Lietzow praised the team for an impressive performance while Rebecca Noel and Trey Charlton helped with relay wins and friendly competition.
Wynn Pelzer pitched a complete game for South Carolina as they beat Evansville 5-1 to reach the NCAA Super Regional. Phil Disher, a sophomore from Aiken, hit his third homer in as many games, including a third inning three-run shot, and was named the Charlottesville Regional MVP.
USC Aiken coach Michael Carlisle mentors young players in the Augusta Area Junior Golf Association events at Midland Valley Country Club. Casey Thompson, Pacers veteran, helps teach rules and tally scores as the youth practice competitive play and learn the game.
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