In The Spotlight Won First Career Pole After 56 Tries
A driver finally earns his first career pole after 56 attempts, setting a Southern track qualifying record. See story on this pay.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1995
Page
9
A driver finally earns his first career pole after 56 attempts, setting a Southern track qualifying record. See story on this pay.
Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Cox told a judge that counseling helped his marriage and a judge dropped battery charges against him. Cox and his wife Pamela were ordered into counseling after police were summoned in May to the couple's home northwest of Atlanta. Mrs. Cox had initially told police he struck her but she later retracted the statement.
Liberty University withdraws its lawsuit after the NCAA issues a clarification on end zone celebrations. The Christian college contends the rule barring players from praying after touchdowns violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Two softball leagues begin play this month at Harrison Caver Park Clearwater. Amen's women's and co ed leagues start Sept 11 with a $300 entry fee. Church league begins Sept 12 with a $200 entry fee. For information contact Steve Smith or Vince Smith at 589-4698 or 642-7559.
The calendar lists a volleyball event featuring USC Aiken against an opponent at PBAG or SAC with an 8 p.m. kickoff or start time. Details on the exact opponent and venue remain to be confirmed.
TV listings show U S Open tennis at noon and 7:20 p m on ESPN. Football games include Brigham Young at 12:90 p m and Northwestern at Notre Dame on WAGT, Florida State at Duke on WJBF, and Texas at Hawaii on ESPN2. Auto racing events include the Gatorade 200 and US Open coverage on ESPN2 and SportSouth.
John Andretti won the pole for Sunday’s Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway with a 167.379 mph lap on the 1.366 mile track. The Ford driver, 32, secured his first No 1 start in Winston Cup, edging Ricky Rudd who timed 167.186 mph.
No. 1 Sumter raced to 21 points in 7:05 and topped 10th-ranked Aiken 37-13 at Hagood Stadium as lightning halted play for 45 minutes after a rough opening quarter. Brandon Dean and Corey Farmer connected for two Sumter TD passes, while Dean also threw a key interception.
Georgia coach Ray Goff faces pressure as 1985 opens with South Carolina in Athens. His 5-6 and 6-4-1 seasons have fueled calls for change, while Vince Dooley cautions only about significant improvement. The Bulldogs meet a veteran Steve Taneyhill led offense and aim for a stronger defense this year.
South Carolina visits Georgia at Sanford Stadium in Athens for a 12 30 p m kickoff. Georgia leads the series with a 1994 24 21 win and key players include South Carolina QB Steve Taneyhill RB Stanley Pritchett and Georgia QB Mike Bobo WR Brice Hunter RB Hines Ward while WHDW 12 and WKSX FM 2 7 carry radio coverage.
Memorial Stadium hosts Western Carolina at Clemson at 1 p.m. in the season opener. Clemson’s Nealon Greene and Raymond Priest lead the offense against Western Carolina QB Chad Greene and FB Michael Stewart, with Patrick Sapp anchoring the defense. Radio option 102.7 WASY-FM.
Silver Bluff defeated South Aiken 13 0 after a lightning delay and a downpour at Petticoat Junction. Sophomore fullback Josh Miller starred with a 20 yard rushing score, as Silver Bluff held off South Aiken’s early surge and unsettled field conditions.
Clemson opens against Western Carolina with high hopes to restart a tougher schedule. The Tigers have won 11 of 12 home openers but face questions about offense after a year of low yardage and a daunting ACC slate. Coach Tommy West stresses focus on improving urgency ahead of Florida State visit.
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