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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1999

Page

9

Belvedere doubles North Augusta in Dixie Youth action

Belvedere defeated North Augusta 11-3 as Cody McElhaney struck out 12 and drove in two runs. Jeffrey Wright and Marty Gantt drove in runs for Belvedere which earns a bye and faces the Edgefield Batesbury winner on Wednesday. Saluda topped Johnston 15-14 and Edgefield beat Midland Valley 103. In Masters, Jack Gilmour and Ann Carter led the Aiken Running Club with multiple golds and Carter set a meet record in the 80 meter hurdles. Brad Edwards named USC assistant athletics director. Phil Mickelson’s wife Amy gives birth to daughter Amanda Bryan.

Belvedere North Augusta Batesburg Leesville Cody McElhaney Jeffrey Wright Marty Gantt Edgefield Jack Gilmour Ann Carter Aiken Running Club Irwin Belk Furman Carter Gilmour Mickelson Scottsdale, Ariz Phil Mickelson Amy Mickelson Amanda Bryan

Calendar entries for Batesburg-Leesville event schedule

A fragmentary sports and recreation calendar lists Batesburg-Leesville baseball at Fest 26 Tuesday June 22, a 7 pm start, plus golf at North Augusta Sertoma Junior Invitational and swimming at Houndslaki Fermata and Woodside Plar.

Aseball Golf North Augusta Sertoma Junior -Witational Ces Houndslaki Fermata Woodside Plar

Sports on TV Tuesday schedule recap

Tuesday TV lineup lists Expos at Braves on TBS at 795 p.m. and Los Angeles at Houston women’s basketball on ESPN. Wimbledon tennis coverage runs from 9 a.m. with men’s and women’s soccer matches from ESPN2 and ESPN. Spurs visit Knicks on WAGT at 9 p.m. and Japan faces Russia in women’s soccer on ESPN2 at 12:30 a.m.

Expos Braves TBS Los Angeles Houston ESPN Norway Canada ESPN2 Australia Sweden Spurs Knicks WAGT Japan Russia China Ghana

Drumming powers Post 26 to victory

Demetrick Drumming hit two solo homers as Aiken Post 26 beat Orangeburg Post 497 at Mirmon Field. Post 26 rallied from a 6 5 deficit, Nelson scored on an error in the eighth, and Drumming homered again in the ninth to provide the insurance run. Scott Dunagan earned the win in relief as Aiken improved to 8 2 in league play.

Orangeburg Demetrick Drumming Aiken Post Orangeburg Post American Legion Mirmon Field Post Drummings Jonathon Nelson Cameron Schurlknight Schurlknight Aiken David Kaney Bruce Zuehike Drumming Nelson Heath Murhay D.P. Smith Kaney Batesburg-Leesville Satcher Field Zuehlke Derrick Hartiwanger Scott Haltiwanger RBI Smith Post 26 Post 4 Ronnie Davis Davis Matt Fields Columbia Post

Knicks end Spurs road run with Game 3 win in NYC

Allan Houston scored 34 as the Knicks beat the Spurs 89 81 at Madison Square Garden to stop San Antonio’s 12 game playoff road win streak. New York forced 20 turnovers, trimmed the series deficit to 2 1 and boosted hope of a comeback from a 3 0 hole.

New York San Antonio Spurs Alamo City New York Knicks NBA Ultimate Road Warriors Madison Square Garden Knicks Allan Houston Gregg Popovich David Robinson Houston Patrick Ewing Jeff van Gundy

Sampras opens Wimbledon with dominant first round

Sampras danced through his Wimbledon opener defeating Scott Draper 63 64 64 in 88 minutes to start his bid for a sixth title. The American fired a dozen aces on a sunlit Centre Court and said the scene and court felt like home as he chased a historic major tally.

Wimbledon England Andre Agassi Pete Sampras Sampras Roland Garros Scott Draper Agassi Roy Emerson Emerson

Truth and Passion at Little League Ballparks

A longtime observer blasts parental overreaction at youth baseball games. Coaches strive to field the best nine while some parents demand preference for their own children, insisting players give their all each inning. The column urges calmer support and fairness as All-Star season nears.

Bobby Johnny

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