In The Spotlight Overcomes Philippoussis at Wimbledon
In The Spotlight defeated Mark Philippoussis at Wimbledon in a hard fought match as revenge for a loss in the Australian Open. The report notes 28 aces by Philippoussis and the rivalry highlighted the page 8A recap.
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Woman accuses Clemson players of rape prompting call for arrests
Angela Washington, 28, says seven Clemson football players raped her and accuses police of delay due to athletes. She held a news conference demanding charges. Police deny delays while university reviews a separate sexual assault report.
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Timberwolves guard Isaiah Rider arrested in Oakland
Minnesota Timberwolves player Isaiah Rider was taken into custody in Oakland, California on misdemeanor counts for driving with marijuana in the car and possessing an illegal cellular phone. The arrest occurred after a California Highway Patrol officer stopped his Mercedes Benz for illegally tinted windows at about 6:45 p.m. PDT, marking his second jail stint in two weeks following an hotel incident investigation.
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Fermata Beats Brynwood in CSRA Swim Meet
Fermata defeated Brynwood 295 to 265 in a CSRA Swim League meet. Triple winners for Fermata were Jordan Quick Kevin Har vel Will Brockington and Ken Buley. Double winners were Tyler Anderson and Camille Miles.
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Sports On TV Friday June 26 Highlights
TV listings show a Friday schedule with Braves at Martin Base ball on TBS at 7:30 pm and Montreal at Atlanta soccer on SporSouth 70. Also ESPN covers Olympic Trials rhythmic gymnastics and a 3 pm event.
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Belvedere tops North Augusta to reach Dixie youth finals
Belvedere beat North Augusta American 5-0 behind Henri Perry four hits for six innings to reach the Dixie Youth District 2 10year old final. Belvedere will meet North Augusta National for the title at Riverside Park after advancing from the loser's bracket following an opening loss. Perry struck out nine while allowing four hits as North Augusta left two runners aboard in the seventh.
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Aiken Post 26 Rallys To Unbeat St George In Final At Bat
Aiken Post 26 trailed St George late in game eight but four runs in the bottom of the seventh secured an 8 7 comeback win. Zuehlke praised the players heart and character, noting the victory preserves an undefeated season and boosts playoff hopes. Zay Brown started the decisive rally with a double and Tony Harris delivered the early runs, while a misplayed ball allowed the winning run to score.
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Branyon Cruises To Title In North Augusta Junior Invite
Honea Path golfer Josh Branyon fired a final round 73 to win the first North Augusta Country Club Sertoma Junior Invitational by three strokes at 212. Gabe Norris of Anderson was runner up at 215, with Jimmy Garren at 218. In flights, Kyle Bradley won the first, Donovan Daniels second in the second, David McLain tied but lost a playoff in the third, and Ryan Ebitino dominated the fourth by nine strokes.
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Maddux Back In Cy Young Groove For Braves
Atlanta ace Greg Maddux appears to return to form as he earns a 3-0 win over St Louis in a combined three hitter. Maddux struck out five with no walks, bruised thigh but vows to start next game. Chipper Jones and Fred McGriff drove early runs, while Klesko left with injuries after a collision at home.
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