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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 2004

Page

13

Cardinals Rally Past Astros to Win NLCS and Reach World Series

Albert Pujols tied the game with a double and Scott Rolen followed with a homer as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Houston Astros 5-2 in Game 7 to win the NL championship. Jeff Suppan beat Roger Clemens, Cardinals bullpen shut down Houston, and Jason Isringhausen earned the save to send St. Louis to its first World Series since 1987 against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.

ST. Louis Albert Pujols Scott Rolen St. Louis Cardinals Roger Clemens Houston Astros Cardinals Busch Stadion Jeff Suppan Craig Biggio Clemens Carlos Beltran Jason Isringhausen Tony la Russa Boston Red Sox Fenway Park Pujols Rolen Roger Senate

Peggy Woodard wins 2004 WEGA Senior Championship

Peggy Woodard, 61, won the 2004 Women's Eastern Golf Association Senior Championship at Houndslake CC with a three day 224. She edged Dot Bolling and Patty Moore by one stroke after a final round 74 marked by a late birdie on the 16th hole. Dianne Yelovich fired the day’s low round a 72.

Peggy Woodard Houndslake Country Club Woodard Dotling Patty Moore WEGA Marlene Streit U.S Bolling Virginia Virginia Beach Dianne Yelovich Pinehurst N.C Ronnie Swinford

Hamm Wins Right to Keep Olympic Gold Medal

After weeks of worry, Paul Hamm keeps his Olympic gold medal following a ruling by the sports highest court. The decision ends the appeal to return the prize, with Hamm now final and forever the champion.

Hamm Paul Hamm Forever Sports

Aiken Eyes Region Lead in Rematch at Lexington

Aiken High seeks to seize first in Region 4AAAA at Hagood Stadium as Lexington, avenging last year's forfeit loss, aims to derail the Hornets. Aiken, 7-1 overall and 2-0 in region, faces a run-heavy Wildcats led by Keenan White while hoping to limit turnovers after a 32-6 win and recent miscues.

Aiken High School Lexington High School Aiken Wildcats Lexington Hornets Hagood Stadium Carey Johnson Keenan White Orangeburg- Wilkinson White Johnson Demetris Summers George Mathis

South Aiken and North Augusta clash seeking first region win

South Aiken and North Augusta face each other in Region 4-AAAA with each team hoping to snap four-game skid and avoid a cellar spot. Coaches note similar struggles as both squads look to rebound after disappointing runs and salvage postseason hopes.

South Aiken North Augusta Thoroughbreds Yellow Jackets South Afrian Dan Pippin

Friday Night High School Football Schedule Listed

Friday games include Barnwell at Silver Bluff Darlington area 7 30 p m and Midland Valley at Brookland Cayce plus Calhoun County at Wagener Valley Ridge Spring Monetta at Great Falls Estill at Williston Elko Long Cane at Wardlaw South Aiken at North Augusta Lexington at Aiken and Dreher at Strom Thurmond Also Wade Arnold the sophomore tailback is noted for South Aiken with offensive struggles and fumbles seen in recent games.

North Augusta Joe Long Long Barnwell Silver Bluff Midland Valley Brookland- Cayce Calhoun County Wagener- Valley Ridge Spring-Monetta Great Falls Estill Williston-Elko Long Cane Wardlaw South Aiken Lexington Aiken Dreher Strom Thurmond Wade Arnold Pippin West Florence Lower Richland Strom Thur

Rain delays Aiken and South Aiken tennis finale Monday

The Aiken and South Aiken girls tennis teams postpone their regular season finale to Monday at Odell Weeks Tennis Center due to rain. With playoffs starting Tuesday, the Hornets and Thoroughbreds chase second place in Region 4-AAAA behind Lexington. Coaches express preference for a full match over a halted one. White Knoll and North Augusta also reschedule their final regular season match for Monday to decide the region’s final playoff berth.

Aiken Lexington South Aiken Johnson Hornets North Augusta South Africa White Knoll Thoroughbreds Odell Weeks Tennis Center Mother Nature South Africn Mary Hart Lexington High School Mark Bolton White Knoll High School North Augusta High School

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