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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1999
Page
11
Racing legend Richard Petty left Moses Cone Hospital after treatment for a stomach ulcer bleed. The 61 year old, who owns Petty Enterprises, returned home to Randleman and plans to resume work despite prior 1978 ulcer loss.
Listings include North Augusta and Aiken County Parks games across June with teams such as West Columbia at Post 26 and Braves at Expos. Other items mention Swimm clair at Hounds side at Springlakes Hammond Hil at Fermata Armington Northwood and leanwood, plus Wednesday June 30 events.
Daryl Carter pitched four strong innings in relief of Brian Waack to secure a 6-5 win for Aiken Post 26 over Batesburg and clinch the League IV crown. Carter earned his first save of the season as Aiken moved to 11-3 overall and 11-1 in league play, finishing 6-0 against Batesburg and preparing for a home playoff series.
Bucks forward Glenn Robinson was arrested outside Club Chaos in Miami Beach after he refused entry, police said. He was charged with disorderly intoxication and taken to Miami-Dade County Jail.
Andruw Jones homered twice driving in three across a five run first inning as the Atlanta Braves beat the Montreal Expos 13 5. Ryan Klesko added three hits and four RBIs as Kevin Millwood earned his ninth win. Batista struggled, leaving after five with seven runs allowed.
Andre Agassi beat Wayne Arthurs 67 75 61 64 amid a rain delay to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Agassi broke Arthurs after 111 service games, then defeated him with a decisive third set to stay on track for a calendar-year French Open Wimbledon double. He faces Gustavo Kuerten next.
A humorous column laments fans craving football as the season arrives early and disrupts everyday life. The author jokes about brash behavior, porch "dog house" punishments, blocks on a bag boy, and the urge to watch college and NFL games, ending with a tease for FOOTBALL on page 3.
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