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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1997
Page
6
Martina Hingis and Anna Kournikova reached the Lipton third round with wins over Venus Williams and Katarina Studenikova. Hingis, 16, beat Williams 6 4 6 2, while 15-year-old Kournikova prevailed 1 6 6 4 6 0.
Local teams clash across baseball softball soccer tennis and golf. Midland Valley JV hosts Silver Bluff while South Aiken visits Midland Valley and Aiken travels to Lakeside Georgia. Other matches include USC Aiken golf in Greensboro and tennis at North Augusta.
The lineup features 4:30 p.m. NCAA Tournament Women on ESPN followed by 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. women's games. Baseball Braves at Mets on Fox Sports, and hockey Penguins at Rangers on ESPN2 at 7:30 p.m. The night closes with 11:30 p.m. NCAA Tournament women action.
Dale Jarrett finally breaks through at Darlington Raceway leading 171 of 293 laps to win the TranSouth 400. Ted Musgrave pressures him in a late match race while Jeff Gordon, after an early wall touch, finishes third. Jarrett lengthens his series lead to 87 points.
USC Aiken Pacers defeated Slippery Rock College 7-2 to improve to 15-7 and rank 21st in the NCAA Division II South region. Singles wins by McPherson Levy Krysner Harris and Rocklewitz, with two doubles wins, led the victory. Slippery Rock’s sole singles win was at No. 1 by McMaster.
USC Aiken defeats Francis Marion 86 on Sunday to clinch two wins in the Peach Belt Conference series. The Pacers improve to 5-7 in league play and 15-18 overall while Francis Marion falls to 8-7 and 15-10. Dan Sneeringer earns the win with relief from Chris Daniels and Joe Sokolik. catcher Brad Nix returns to help the staff. USC Aiken hosts Barton College Wednesday at Satcher Field.
North Carolina toppled Louisville 97 74 to reach the Final Four for the 11th time under Dean Smith. After trailing by 21 at halftime, UNC used a late 9 0 run following a Dean Smith challenge to pull away as Vince Carter and B J Flynn sparked the scoring surge.
Arizona edged Providence 96 92 in overtime to advance to the Final Four in Birmingham. The Wildcats, 23 9, rallied after a late seven point lead was erased, then defeated the Friars to face North Carolina in Indianapolis.
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