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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2002
Page
10
The coach and players reflect on a national title season and look ahead to with Harris and Tanner speaking on exposure and next year’s recruiting. Meyer and Peters exited early in the draft, signaling notable roster changes as the Gamecocks aim to repeat a national championship run.
The Cardinals faced Chicago as Kerry Wood earned his first win in three weeks while St. Louis recorded two errors and wild pitches. Manager Tony La Russa spoke of pitcher Daryl Kile who began his career in 1991 and recently died. The team gathered for a memorial service and received Kile's widow's blessing to resume play.
Donoghue said possible marijuana found in the room but insisted it did not relate to the death. Chicago police said reports show no narcotics in the room and would inventory any contraband. Kile had a coronary atherosclerosis heart condition. his father died from a heart attack in 1988.
Rudd clinched his second victory on the winding course formerly Sears Point now Infineon Raceway after leading from late in the race. Tony Stewart finished second after holding pole for the 110-lap event as Pat Gordon endured early gear trouble and Nadeau blamed a rear end failure on a late spin while driving for Petty Enterprises.
Over two decades of service define Mama Z Zandbergen a lifelong rower mentor and organizer She helped at the 1996 Atlanta Games and long helped officials while her son Pete rose to US Rowing president later becoming an Olympic judge Her many friends describe her as the sport’s heart and spirit and she plans a return for Georgia Games amid a lifetime of support and affection
Rowing regatta at Langley Bar features men and women masters and open competitions across multiple boat classes. Notable entries include Catawba, Jacksonville, and Potomac crews with times ranging from roughly 3:30 to 9:50 and multiple single, double, and four boat events.
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