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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1998
Page
6
Mike Tyson involved in a minor collision in Gaithersburg Maryland and was restrained by his wife Monica Turner and security from confronting the other driver. Tyson complained of chest pains after the crash and was treated by authorities.
Calendar item notes USC Alken women play at Anderson at 7 pm on Tuesday September 1.
Tonight's lineup features US Open tennis coverage on ESPN and TBS. Baseball games include Angels at Indians and Braves at Astros on ESPN and USA Network. Weathered by time, the slate also lists Mets at Padres on ESPN with late starts for fans.
The Sunday sports section misidentified a soccer player in a photo. The Aiken player is Lesley Powers. In Monday's edition the misidentified Aiken player was Ryan McCowan. The newspaper regrets the error.
South Carolina faces Ball State with rebuilt offense under Chuck Reedy era, after a 56 season of turmoil last year. Jamar Nesbit recalls fans and media hype giving way to quiet stadiums, as early losses to Georgia and others spurred intra squad strife and coaching changes. The Gamecocks rely on youth and energy from redshirt sophomores as they prepare for tough SEC tests ahead.
Houston overcame a 3-1 deficit in the ninth with six singles off John Smoltz and Kerry Ligtenberg. Craig Biggio, Bill Spiers, Derek Bell, Moises Alou, and Brad Ausmus delivered key hits as the Astros scored three to beat Atlanta 4 3. Billy Wagner earned the save after allowing a leadoff single.
USC Aiken women’s soccer begins its 1998 season at Anderson College after losing leading scorer Jacqueline Francois to a season ending knee injury. Coach Ike Ofoje notes newcomers must provide offense as the team, loaded with freshmen and a few returners, seeks progress with a young squad.
A humorous column laments the NFL and college football return, grills overzealous fan rituals, and riffs on team nicknames. The piece blends personal lifestyle references with playful misreadings of teams, ending with a teaser to continue on page 7A.
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