Новости за 10.06.2016

CHARLOTTE — Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is done with the dab.

A 22-year-old Summerville man died Thursday after being shot in an IHOP bathroom over the weekend.

COLUMBIA — The radar gun that displays pitch speed on the scoreboard at Founders Park has proven about as reliable as a 10-day weather forecast. Count Clarke Schmidt among the South Carolina hurlers who has been momentarily jarred by a glance at a readout slower than expected.

Dylann Roof wants to waive his right to a jury trial and put his fate into a federal judge’s hands.

The road to Omaha gets a little bumpy in June.

HOLLYWOOD — A small adjustment in his ball position sparked Trent Phillips of Inman to a two-stroke victory Thursday in the South Carolina Golf Association’s Junior Championship played at the Links at Stono Ferry.

COLUMBIA — Steven Linkous, a proud and disappointed UNC Wilmington left fielder, insisted that annoyingly loud South Carolina fans who accounted for most of the 7,004 people on hand Tuesday afternoon at Founders Park were not intimidating. The Seahawks played in the Baton Rouge Regional last year, Linkous pointed out.

Sporting a new red hairdo and an air of determination, Burke High School graduate Raven Saunders unleashed a monster throw Thursday night to claim her third NCAA shot put title, and set a collegiate record in the process.

Burke High School graduate Raven Saunders aims for her third NCAA championship in the shot put on Thursday night in Eugene, Oregon.

Ten residents and two nonprofits filed a lawsuit June 3 in Dorchester County claiming that the town, council, Collins and former councilman Terry Jenkins acted illegally when Collins was allowed to assume both roles and given a raise from $15,000 to $45,000 annually.