Beth Jordan Sets Pole Vault Record at South Carolina Qualifier
Beth Jordan of Aiken topped the pole vault at the South Carolina Qualifying Meet for USA Track and Field Junior Olympics, clearing a meet record 10 feet 11 and 9/4 inches in the Young Women division. She competes for Carolina Extreme Track and Field Club in Columbia and advances to the Junior Olympic Regionals July 13 in Richmond, Virginia.
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Georgia Metros Win 17U Championship at Garden City Classic
The Georgia Metros rallied to beat the GA/LINA Lady 76ers 67 62 in the 17-and-under final at Riverview Park. The Metros outscored their opponents 16 4 in the last six minutes to secure the title. The Lady 76ers are from the Augusta area and had won the event two years ago. The Under 16 and Under 11 Lady Sixers also won their divisions Sunday.
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Dixie Youth Nine-Year-Olds District Tournament Schedule
Baseball events at Riverview Park start at 6 p.m. with Augusta visiting Savannah at 6:35 p.m. and another Dixie Youth 9-year-old game at 7:05 p.m. Swimming trackage listed at Fermata 6 p.m. Farmington plays Northwood at Woodside 6 p.m.
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Sports and Tennis Schedule Fragment
At 3 pm OVS Charty Classic on ESPN. At 7 pm Phillies at Marlins or Braves at Mets on ESPN. Braves at Mets on ESPN at 7 pm. Wimbledon on TBS at 7 am. Word Cup soccer: South Korea versus Germany on ESPN at 7:30 p.m.
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Gamecocks claim bragging rights after College World Series run
USC fans welcomed the No. 2 team home in Columbia after Texas beat South Carolina 12 46. The Gamecocks beat Clemson twice in Omaha and coach Ray Tanner praised the team’s late rally and fan support. Players spoke of an exciting roller coaster ride and the chance to reach the national championship.
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Cardinals mourn and play on after Kile death
The St. Louis Cardinals lost 8 to 3 to the Chicago Cubs as players fought through grief after Darryl Kile was found dead in a Chicago hotel. Medical examiners cited 80 to 90 percent narrowing of two coronary arteries as the likely cause.
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Kile death linked to blocked artery, official says
CHICAGO In a finding on the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile the Cook County medical examiner reported 80 to 90 percent narrowing in two coronary branches likely caused his death at age 33. Autopsy ongoing toxicology to be reviewed with final report in 4 to 6 weeks.
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Mama Z Keeps Judge Role At 75 Despite Retirement Rumors
Long time referee Joan Zandbergen known as Mama Z refuses to retire at 75 during U S Rowing Southeast Regional Regatta. Lake Lanier RC wins team title with 262 241 points over Lagatwave RC. Augusta RC places eighth of 23 with 60 points as Zandbergen vows to keep judging for as long as possible.
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Braves sweep White Sox as Furcal, Franco pace rout
Braves rout White Sox 9-1 completing interleague sweep to improve to 21-5 in last 26. Rafael Furcal homered again, Matt Franco had four hits including a two run shot, and Jason Marquis worked into the seventh. Franco, in a rare first base start, drives in four and eyes series at New York against the Mets.
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Rudd Earns First Win Over Nadeau At Sonoma
In the Dodge-Save Mart 350 at Sonoma California Ricky Rudd edged past Jerry Nadeau who spun with two laps to go. Nadeau's No. 44 Dodge led by a wide margin before the late incident allowing Rudd in the No. 28 Havoline Ford to claim his first victory of the season.
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