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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2013
Page
17
As region play begins to intensify, multiple players delivered standout performances Friday night amid the tight standings and race for postseason notes. The item previews notable efforts and references a detailed roundup on Page 5B.
Scott Brown posted a two birdie two bogey even par round to fall down the leaderboard. Kevin Kisner matched his best round of the event with five birdies and two bogeys shooting 68.
Adrian Peterson plans to play for the Minnesota Vikings against Carolina despite the death of his son from alleged abuse. Police say Joseph Patterson, the boy’s mother's boyfriend, reported the child choking after an off field incident.
South Carolina defeated Arkansas 52-7 in Fayetteville as Steve Spurrier earned his first home win at Arkansas since 2005. Connor Shaw was 19 of 28 for 219 yards and three scores, with Mike Davis adding 128 rushing yards as USC outgained the Razorbacks 537-248.
No 3 Clemson rallies in the fourth quarter to beat Boston College 21 10 and stay unbeaten at 6 0 as QB Tajh Boyd sets school passing yards record and prepares for No 6 Florida State next week. Eagles drop to 3 3 and 1 2 in ACC with costly fumbles and turnovers.
Missouri beat Georgia 41 to 26 as James Franklin left with a shoulder injury and freshman Mary Mauk stepped in. Aaron Murray threw two late interceptions and Georgia squandered chances, dropping to 4-2 while Missouri rose to 6-0 ahead of a showdown with Florida.
Gerry and Ginny Hogan, a long married USTA duo, compete in the Mixed Doubles Super Senior Championships at H Odell Weeks Tennis Center in Aiken. They discuss on court tension and the different pressures of playing with a spouse while other couples split roles and ride home after losses.
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