Mets admit player drank on bus before fatal crash
Capital City Bombers outfielder Tim Bishop, age 20, died in a traffic accident after drinking on the team bus. Mets official Steve Phillips said no comment on discipline. The Bombers fired their manager and two coaches for not enforcing the drinking rule. An internal Mets investigation confirmed a blood alcohol content near 0.1 percent. Bishop died when his car blew a tire on Interstate 126 and was struck by two other cars.
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Houndslake swimmers top Hammond Hills in close meet
Houndslake defeated Hammond Hills 443 to 324 in a Wednesday swimming meet. Triple winners included Christian Clark Chris Lietzow Lesley Firestone Elena Wade Brad Dennis Sara Beth Rush Carey Burch and Doug Byrne with Elyse Livingston Worth Glenn and Cheryl Durden earning two victories.
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Dixie Youth 9-year-old District Tourney Highlights
Edgefield hosts the S year old district tournament at 6 p.m. Aiken Post 26 meets St. Matthews at 7:30 p.m. in the Dixie Youth action. George versus Aiken Post 26 competitively at 7:30 p.m. in Fagot.
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U.S. Senior Open and Baseball Night on TV
ESPN and GolTV air the U.S. Senior Open at 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. Fox Sports South has Tigers at Red Sox at 7:35 p.m. Baseball features Phillies at Braves on TBS and Fox Sports South. Wimbledon coverage appears at 9 a.m.
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NBA draft becomes bustling trade night with several deals
The NBA draft in Charlotte featured five trades involving six first round picks and eight veterans, including an eight player Sixers Nets swap held up by a grievance. Chicago spurned a Pippen-for-two-picks deal amid intense speculation as Tim Duncan was selected by the Spurs.
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Thrillers rule Dixie Youth action in Edgefield
Belvedere edged Aiken 6 to 5 as Chris Key delivered a game winning RBI in the bottom of the sixth. North Augusta American held a five run lead but survived 8 to 7 to advance. Belvedere and North Augusta American chase a Friday night title shot against North Augusta National, which earned a bye. Will Fulmer led NA American with a 2 for 2 line and three runs batted in.
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Jones the Brave star as Mets denied sweep in Bronx
Chipper Jones, nursing a bruised knee, homered twice including a grand slam as the Atlanta Braves routed the New York Mets 14-7. Tom Glavine earned the win, Braves collect 17 hits and move to within three games of the NL East lead. Braves head to Yankee Stadium for a World Series rematch.
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Rain Dampens Wimbledon As Seles And Novotna Progress
Light drizzle delays play at Wimbledon forcing fans to seek shelter and entertainment. Monica Seles defeats Rachel McQuillan 6 0 6 2 while Jana Novotna edges Wiltrud Probst 6 4 4 6 6 0 as weather stalls plans and fans inquire about next year tickets.
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King ties for lead after blazing back nine in junior invite
Todd King fired a 5-under 67 to finish 2 rounds at 140 and share the lead with Matt Hendrix. Nick Fleisher slipped to six back after a 76, while Chip Gaylord shot 68 to sit one behind. Chad Gamble posted the day's low 66 as the final round approaches.
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