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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2005
Page
17
Former Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier filmed a public service announcement for the state Public Safety Department urging drivers and passengers to wear seat belts. Spurrier said he has long been a belt user and hopes the ads gain air time and impact.
USC Aiken baseball coach Kenny Thomas leads the fourth seed Pacers to Jacksonville to face top-seeded North Florida in the South Atlantic Regional. The Ospreys, 41-14, beat USC Aiken 6-4 10-8 and 6-? in regular-season meetings. The team battles phone chaos as they prepare for the Thursday 7 p.m. game.
In Jacksonville Florida the South Atlantic Regional lists Game 1 Kennesaw State 35 20 versus Francis Marion 34 14 1 at 1 pm. Game 2 North Florida 41 14 plays USC Aiken 39 17 at 7 pm. Friday includes games 3 4 and 5 with pairings based on winners and losers from Thursday games.
Clint Smith shot 3 under on the front nine to sit tied for second, one behind Brice Garnett as USC Aiken leads their NCAA Division II national championship round in Savannah. Dane Burkhart and Scott Brown struggle early while coach Carlisle lauds Smith's steady play and focus after a study-free break.
Easley High School won the team title at Furman University with 867. South Aiken placed fourth at 908 behind Gaffney and T L Hanna, led by Jayson Hinkson 76 and Eric Radford 222. North Augusta finished seventh at 934 as Dorman rose to fifth with 927.
Derby winner Giacomo enters the Preakness with a big field and mixed odds. Charismatic shocked in 1999 and other Derby also rans could challenge at Pimlico. Trainers Shirreffs and Lukas weigh odds, with 14 horses set for the race and nine Derby also fledgling contenders possible.
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