U S Davis Cup Team Advances to Open Quarterfinals
U S Davis Cup coach Dennis Ralston led a strong run into the Open quarterfinals with four Americans among eight men still alive. Ralston defeated Rod Laver in five sets while Cliff Richey and Stan Smith also won to join Arthur Ashe Jr. and Rosewall, Roche, and Newcombe in the looming rounds.
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John Newcombe
Newcombe
Tony Roche
Brian Fairlie
United States
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Rod Laver
UPI Telephoto
Racing Roundup From Belmont Atlantic City Hawthorne Del Mar
Glimpse at sports racing roundup by the Associated Press reports Jerali winning the Bayou Handicap at Belmont Park by three lengths over Title. Gallant Wings wins the Absecon Purse at Atlantic City. Pussy Footing takes Hawthorne's Royal Note Purse after Judge Tytus is downgraded for interference. Bill Shoe maker extends his world riding record at Del Mar with three more winners as Royal Dynasty captures the feature.
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Jerali
Belmont Park
Atlantic City
Gallant Wings
Chicago
Pussy Footing
Hawthorne
del Mar
Calif
Bill Shoemaker
Johnny Longden
Royal Dynasty
Isaac leads NASCAR Grand National after Southern 500 second
Bobby Isaac climbs to a 27 point advantage over James Hylton in the Grand National after finishing second in the Southern 500 at Daytona Beach. Isaac drives a Dodge to 3,039 season points while Hylton totals reach 3,012 and Bobby Allison rises to 2,944. In Grand American, Jim Paschal wins his fourth straight in Kingsport, narrowing Lunds lead to 1,512 to 1,566.
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Fla
Bobby Isaac
James Hylton
Isaac
Buddy Baker
Hylton
Bobby Allison
Jim Paschal
American Motors
Wayne Andrews
Kingsport
Tenn
Paschal
Tiny Lund
Lund
LSU Quarterback Butch Duhe Dies at 21
Herman Butch Duhe, 21, LSU football hopeful and No. 3 quarterback last season, died from a brain hemorrhage at the LSU Infirmary. He had been held from summer workouts due to headaches and helped Duke win the annual spring intrasquad game before his death.
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Butch
Duhe
Louisiana State University
LSU
Chester Wil
Duke
McLain Faces Hearing With Kuhn Over Conduct
Pitcher Denny McLain appears before Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to explain recent conduct. Also summoned are six Detroit Tigers front office members and team officials amid probationary scrutiny following past suspensions and an ice water incident with writers. Ferrell and Price reportedly will not attend.
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Denny McLain
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
McLain
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Detroit
Kuhn
Campbell
Mayor Smith
Rick Ferrell
Tiger
Jim Price
Walt “Hoot” Evers
Clarence Livinggood
Tigers
Ferrell
Price
Dove Season Opens With A Big Boom
Openers in South Carolina saw many hunters on opening day despite heavy rain. The season runs Sept 5 to Oct 3 and Nov 23 to Jan 2 with hunting hours noon to sunset and bag limit 18 birds daily.
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South Carolina
Clemson's Ingram Anxious To Start Season At Citadel
Clemson coach Cecil Ingram prepares for his first head coaching game as the Tigers host The Citadel at Memorial Stadium in a 75th season opener. Expected 35,000 crowd. key players listed include ends Jack Anderson John McMakin tackles Gary Gennerich Waldo Watts guards Dave Thompson Buddy King center Dave Farnham quarterback Tommy Kendrick tailback Ray Yauger fullback Dick Bukowsky flanker Bobby Johnson. Defense features Wayne Baker Danny Lundeen ends. B B Elvington Ralph Daniel tackles. Jim Surravage Heide Davis Larry Hefner linebackers. secondary Jewell McLaurin Dale Henry Rick Eyler Sonny Cassady.
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Red Parker
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Waldo Watts
Dave Thompson
Buddy King
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Tommy Kendrick
Ray Yauger
Dick Bukowsky
Bobby Johnson
Gennerich
King
Johnson
Wayne Baker
Danny Lundeen
B.B. Elvington
Ralph Daniel
Jim Sursavage
Heide Davis
Larry Hefner
Jewell McLaurin
Dale Henry
Rick Eyler
Sonny Cassady
Two Women Coaches Join Schofield Campus Staff
Miss Jill Eatherly and Miss Mary Crampton join Schofield staff adding two female coaches to the male lineup. Crampton, former New Ellenton girls basketball coach and Limestone College alumna, becomes head girls coach. Eatherly, a Tennessee native and former championship cheerleader, will oversee junior varsity cheerleaders.
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Jill Eatherly
Schofield
Armour
R. Jeffry Shannon
New Ellenton
Somerville
N.J
Kennedy
Aiken
Miss Crampton
Miss Eatherly
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
The American League East shows Baltimore 95 51 .638 lead, New York 81 60 .574, Detroit 74 67 .525, Boston 73 68 .518, Cleveland 67 75 .472, Washington 65 75 .464. West lists Minnesota 93 56 .597, Oakland 78 62 .567, California 76 64 .543, Kansas City 54 86 .386, Chicago 49 92 .348. Tuesday results: Baltimore 6 Detroit 3, Boston 4 Cleveland 3, New York 7 Washington 3, Kansas City 12 California 0, Milwaukee 3 Minnesota 2. Thursday schedule: Milwaukee at Kansas City, Oakland at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, New York at Baltimore.
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Oakland
California
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Chicago
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Minneston
Mets Rally In Expos Blowout Signals Repeat Of Last Season
The Mets beat Montreal 10-5 as Ken Boswell cleared the bases with a double and Tug McGraw nailed down five relief innings. Pittsburgh fell further from first after a 10-3 loss to Chicago while St Louis, Houston, Atlanta, and Cincinnati won elsewhere in the NL.
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Sports Standings And Schedule From Early Baseball Card
The list shows team records and percentages for major teams including Pittsburgh New York Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta Houston and San Diego with results and matchups such as Philadelphia at New York Montreal at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Los Angeles and Atlanta at San Diego. The card notes game scores like Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 3 and Houston 8 San Diego 7 and marks N or end results for several games.
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