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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2014
Page
15
Augusta and the Savannah Sand Gnats were washed out Saturday. The teams plan to play a single 2 05 p m game today before SAL All-Star break, ending the set.
Paul Menard captured the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Michigan International Speedway after leader Joey Logano suffered a late flat tire. Menard held off Sam Hornish Jr. by half a car length for his first series win since 2006 in his Nationwide debut of the season. Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished third with Kyle Busch and Brian Scott close behind. Regan Smith remained tied for the points lead in seventh.
In Pittsburgh Chuck Noll Hall of Fame coach of the Steelers died at 82 of natural causes. He guided the team to four Super Bowls and a 209 156 1 career mark across 23 seasons. Yolanda Griffith reflects on her Women's Basketball Hall of Fame journey during induction in Knoxville.
North Augusta defeated Aiken 6-4 at Citizens Park in the Amateur Softball Association state tournament. A 90 minute clock forced strategic mound meetings as coaches tried to time out the inning, with North Augusta extending the game before closing out the win.
Martin Kaymer stretched his lead to five shots after a two over 72 on a brutal Pinehurst No. 2 day. Erik Compton fired 67 to sit three under, while Rickie Fowler matched that score and joined the late group hunt with Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson at two under 208.
U S Open notebook notes key leaderboard positions and tee times across categories 4B and 2B with updates on early rounds and staging areas. This digest highlights leading players and schedule highlights for Friday play.
Aiken Post 26 honors its historic roots by celebrating the 1946 Legion roster during a game against Greenville Post 3 on June 6, the 70th anniversary of D-Day. Charlie Cupp, 83, threw a ceremonial first pitch with fellow post members Butch Roberson and Steve Deibel.
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