Wimbledon scoreboard report spans global players and results
A cluttered AP scoreboard from Wimbledon lists numerous players including Loy, Shao, Broad, Kruger, and Winsor among others with varied nationalities and scores. The chaotic recap mentions matches across multiple venues, with names from the U S and Europe amid partial results and country indicators.
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Wredon
John Loy
Steve Shao
Nel Broad
Stefan Kruger
Soh
Abia
Largo
Tim Winsor
Jim Grab
Tucson
Fearne Pone Buel
Sale Sear
Ann Ron
Gove Neck
Soe
Tna
DePaer Koni Ter
Gay Seda
Kein Gorton
Asin Tera
David Pat
Carter's Track Comeback Nears at Masters Games
England native Carter ran for the Police Athletic League in New York before moving to Texas and settling in Aiken. Now in Augusta, she pursues Masters Track Meets with renewed focus and aims for nationals with an edge from past high school times. She defends titles in 8-meter hurdles and triple jump and notes tough competition from Eastern European teams.
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England
United States
Police Athletic League
New York
Ciy
Texas
Augusta
Carters
Aiken
Carter
Raleigh
N.C
Aiken Open polo schedule and Pirates baseball games
The local schedule lists the Aiken Open polo event at Powderhouse and Augusta Pirates baseball games at Myrtle Beach on Wednesday July 5 and at Columbia on Thursday July 6 from 5 p.m. to 7 30 p.m.
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Wimbledon
WAGT
Wis
USA
ESPN
Aiken
Horse Racing Results and Odds Around the Nation
AP reports varied results from horse races including Dancing Serendipity winning at odds of 8.40 with a prize in New York. The wire notes unspecified horses and odds from several tracks, with scattered mentions of racetrack names and locations across the country.
Auto Racing Brief From Myrtle Beach Circuit
An AP item from Myrtle Beach reports race coverage with sparse details. Names like Tom Peck and McConnaugb, Pa appear amid faded figures and unclear figures suggesting earnings or standings.
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Myrtle Beach
Tom Peck McConnauabug
Okemo
Unclear OCR sports notes with mixed team names
Fragmentary text listing several teams and players from various leagues. Contains multiple garbled names such as Kansas city, Omaha, New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, and Bay Sid Pa Ree. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
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Kansas City Rovals
Omaha
Ameren Assosson
York Yanmees
Chuck Cary Gate Coun
Seatile Mariners
Sid
Brice Peater
Tom Cary
Te Pate Coss League
Nijdam Wins Tour de France Fourth Stage Breakaway
Jelle Nijdam of the Netherlands won the 158 mile fourth stage in 6 hours 13 minutes 58 seconds breaking away from the main pack. Jesper Skibby of Denmark finished second as Acacia da Silva of Portugal retained the leaders group in the 2 day event.
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Nijdam
Wasquehal
France
Jelle Nijdam
Netherlands
Acacia da Silva
Portugal
Jesper Skibby
Demark
South Alabama forward to sue NCAA over eligibility ruling
Gabe Estaba says he will file suit against the NCAA next week to contest that his college basketball eligibility is exhausted after three junior college seasons and one at South Alabama. University leaders support his defense, while the NCAA does not recognize a medical hardship from junior colleges.
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Mobile
Ala
Gabe Estaba
South Alabama
Estaba
NCAA
Frederick P. Whiddon
South Ala
Jaguars
Caracas
Venezuela
Hussein wins Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta
Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya beat American Mark Nenow by one second in the 20th Peachtree Road Race 10K. The duo ran neck and neck for the final three miles in Piedmont Park as Nenow sought the first U S winner since 1982.
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Atlanta
Kenya
Ibrahim Hussein
Mark Nenow
Peachtree
Hussein
Nenow
Lexington
Piedmont Park
Jon Sinclair
South Korean archer Kim leads world championships with two world records
Soo Nyung Kim, 18 from South Korea, set two world records at 70 and 60 meters to lead the women’s World Archery Championships. Allen Raser, 16, tops the men’s standings after moving from fifth at 90 meters to a 647-point total, edging Vadim Shikarev by two points.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Soo Nyung Kim
South Korea
Allen Raser
Kim
Martel
Shah
Rasor
Vadim Shikarev
Soviet Union
Spencer Wins Myrtle Beach NASCAR Busch Race
Jimmy Spencer from Berwick Pennsylvania charged from 20th in a 31 car field to win the Carolina Pride 200 at Myrtle Beach Speedway. The 200 lap event on a 0.538 mile banked track saw Spencer pass polesitter Rob Moroso on lap 92 and lead the remainder to capture his third Busch Grand National win of the season.
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Bealh
Jimmy Spencer
Myrtle Beach Speedway
Spencer
Berwick
Rob Moroso
Madison
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