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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2007
Page
11
Applications for the April 9 practice rounds were mailed. fans can call Augusta National at 706 667 6700 to request one. Ticket costs: 31 dollars for Monday and Tuesday, 36 dollars for Wednesday plus Par-3 contest. Random lottery determines buyers. successful applicants notified by mail in September and tickets mailed in March 2008.
In Albany at Paul Eames Park the Foxhounds defeated the South Georgia Peanuts 13 to 7 to hand South Georgia its first losing streak and series loss of the year. Aiken improves to 13-4 while South Georgia drops to 13-3 as 989 fans watched the six hit nine walk barrage and a wild second inning that saw 11 runs cross the plate.
Florida pitcher Scott Olsen struggled but the Marlins still beat Atlanta 7-4 as Aaron Boone homered for the second straight day. Justin Miller and Kevin Gregg preserved the lead while Florida won three of four at Turner Field, their first series win there since 2002.
Scott Usher played his final year of golf in 2003 guiding USC Aiken as the Pacers began a championship run. His leadership foundation contributed to a three-peat that followed, making USC Aiken a dominant force in NCAA Division II golf.
Rafael Nadal defeats Carlos Moya 6-4 5-3 6-0 in the Paris quarterfinals to move within one win of a third consecutive French Open title. The Spanish teenager, mentored by Moya, overwhelms his former ally as he returns to the Open era finale.
Anaheim Ducks claim first NHL title with a 6-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators in five games. Scott Niedermayer lifts the trophy, joined by Rob Niedermayer Teemu Selanne and Chris Pronger. Jean-Sebastien Giguere earns Conn Smythe as MVP.
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