Foxhounds host South Georgia in first of three games
Aiken Foxhounds open a three-game set with South Georgia at Roberto Hernandez Stadium tonight. The two teams sit first and second in the South Coast League standings and Aiken won two of three against South Georgia earlier this season in Albany Georgia. Dollar Monday offers $1 concessions for fans all game.
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DeLeon Leads Foxhounds Amid SCL Standings Push
Aiken leadoff man Brandy DeLeon dominates South Coast League stats before a sidelining ankle sprain. He leads in home runs nine and RBIs twenty with 15 extra base hits and a .766 slugging percentage, while eight steals tie for second and 26 hits rank third. Foxhounds manager Chris Bando touts him as the league’s best.
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Flack delivers clinching homer as UNC tops South Carolina
Chad Flack hit a tiebreaking two run homer in the seventh, lifting North Carolina to a 9-4 win over South Carolina in the deciding game of the super regional. The Tar Heels advance to Omaha to face Mississippi State after a dramatic rally from deficits, with Ackley Gore and Frank adding late insurance. Roy Williams and Butch Davis watched as UNC extended its season and avoided a regional upset.
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Gordon Wins Rain Shortened Pocono Race
Jeff Gordon held off Ryan Newman to win the rain shortened Nextel Cup race at Pocono Raceway. The event was halted after 106 laps due to rain with darkness approaching. Gordon’s win gave Hendrick Motorsports its 10th victory in the last 12 races.
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Nadal defeats Federer to claim third straight French Open title
Rafael Nadal wins the 1998 French Open in Paris, defeating Roger Federer 6 4 6 3, 6 4, seizing his third consecutive Roland Garros crown. Federer misses 16 break point chances and fails to complete a career Grand Slam, while Nadal's relentless pressure and Federer’s errors seal the victory.
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