Evert Goolagong Set Wimbledon Semi Final Duel
Chris Evert 17 from Fort Lauderdale beat Patti Hogan 6-2 4-6 6-1 to reach Wimbledon semi finals and meet Evonne Goolagong who defeated Francoise Durry 8-6 7-5. Billie Jean King beat Virginia Wade 6-1 3-6 6-3 to face Rosemary Casals in the other semi.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Chris Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Cool Little Chris
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Evonne
Francoise Durry
France
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Britain
Virginia Wade
Billie Jean
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Gunter Trails Casals After Strong Start
Mrs. Gunter formerly Nancy Richey opened strong against Miss Casals but could not maintain the pace as the match progressed.
Goolagong and Casals Dominate Rally Heavy Match
Evonne Goolagong and Casals overpower opponents with aggressive net play as the match ends with Gunter exhausted by long rallies. Men’s quarter finals set for Tuesday feature Stan Smith of Pasadena versus Alexander Metreveli and Jim Connors of Belleville against Ilie Nastase of Romania.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alexander Metreveli
Russia
Jim Connors
Belleville
Romania
Ilie Nastasi
Graham Wins Cleveland Open in playoff for $150,000
Australian rookie David Graham defeated Bruce Devlin in a sudden death playoff at Tanglewood Country Club to claim the $150,000 Cleveland Open. Devlin missed a 3 foot birdie on the second playoff hole, while Graham sank a 10 foot putt for birdie. Larry Hinson finished third and Lanny Wadkins tied with Miller Barber for fourth as Graham vaults into the top 40 on the tour.
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Tanglewood Country Club
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Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
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Beach Mountain
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Miller Barber
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Bob Zender
John Jacobs
John Schree
Bob Barbarossa
Charles Sifford
Bruce Fleisher
Allen Miller
Bob Goalby
Bob Murphy
Roy Pace
Dave Stockton
Neem
Orioles rout Tigers 15-3 to tie for AL East lead
The Baltimore Orioles slugged 21 hits to crush Detroit 15-3 at Tiger Stadium, pulling within a game of first place in the AL East. Jim Palmer improved to 11-4, Merv Rettenmund and Bobby Grich each collected four hits, and the win drew national TV attention.
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Pitts- Pirates
Tuerta Wins Blue Hen Stakes in Rain Capped Run
Tuerta drove through a driving rain to win the Blue Hen Stakes at Delaware Park, beating 11 fillies. Bill Hartack rode Tuerta as the track turned sloppy after a lightning strike in the infield. The 2-year-old filly earned $16,185, finishing 4 lengths ahead of Aye with Biscay's Boy second and Honor able Miss narrowly third.
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Winking Aye
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Bsoych
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Ace
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Baby
Baseball scores roundup from yesterday and Sunday
Yesterday results include Texas 2 Kansas City 1 and Boston 8 Minnesota 2. Baltimore 15 Detroit 3. Oakland at California night games. NL: Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 2. Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 2. St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2. Atlanta 13 Houston 9. New York at Montreal doubleheader. Sunday: Boston 15 Milwaukee 4. New York 65 1.3. Baltimore 7 Detroit 6. Minnesota 6 1 Chris 4-2. Texas 3 Kansas 5-8 in first game. Oakland 3 California 1. National standings with St Louis 7 Philadelphia 3. Culotte a Houston 5. Atlanta Cincinnati 12. San Francisco 9. Other scores list Evansville Indianapolis 2 4. Wichita 10 Iowa 6.
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Tuesday Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Eastern games feature Minnesota at Boston. Texas at Cleveland. Detroit at Kansas City. Baltimore at Chicago. Milwaukee at California. New York at Oakland. San Diego at New York. St Louis at Cincinnati. San Francisco at Philadelphia. Los Angeles at Montreal. Chicago at Atlanta. Pittsburgh at Houston. with start times ranging from 1:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Local rosters include notable pitchers such as Stottlemyre, Holtzman, and Seaver.
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Anderson District Women's Fast-Pitch Softball Tourney Set
The Anderson District Women's ASA fast-pitch softball tournament will be held Monday July 10 at the Auxiliary Police Diamond. Drawing July 7 at 5:30 p.m. at the Auxiliary Diamond. Entry is $30 and due by deadline. Open to area teams, double elimination. Rules follow ASA. winner advances to semistate in Peru July 15-16. Entry blanks from league officers or Leon Zachary.
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Madison County Women’s
Leon Zachary
Billingham Faces $50 Sandwich Incident in Reds Game
In San Diego AP report Reds pitcher Jack Billingham joked for a ham and cheese sandwich during a National League game. A visiting clubhouse attendant carried the line to Billingham with the message it would cost $50. Reds official Sparky Anderson later suspended the aide.
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Jack Billingham
Cincinnati Reds
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Komakai Dominates Indiana Karate Tourney in Muncie
Anderson's Komakai Karate Academy won top honors at the fourth annual Greater Indiana Tournament held at South Side Gym in Muncie. Over 200 competitors attended as Aruro Rays won pee wee sparing and Danny Colley claimed the junior division.
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Anderson
Jarrard
Jerry Brown
Larry Hoyle
Larry Davenport
Komakai
Foreman
Indiana
Ohio
Keeney
Bill Wallace
Europe
Nationals reach Babe Ruth finals with forfeit win
The Anderson Nationals advanced to the District 12 final after a 9-0 forfeit over Greenfield, while the Anderson Americans stayed alive with a 7-1 win over Middletown. Greenfield earlier beat Middletown 7-6, and the Americans eliminated Anderson International 20-0.
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Anne Reifel Qualifies For Deaf Olympics
Anne Reifel of Anderson qualified at the national meet in Morganton North Carolina June 27 to July 1 for the International Deaf Olympics. She won two gold medals and one silver including the Pentathalon and helped the 400 meter relay win while finishing second in low hurdles. The 18 year old previously held the Girl's Athletic Association low hurdles record and now earns a spot to represent the United States in Malmo Sweden in July 1973.
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Mrs. King
Miss Wade
Morgantown
N.C
Anne Reifel
Anderson
Miss Reifel
Anne
Girl’s Athletic Association
Mark Baoken
United States
Malmo
Sweden
Donohue Injured In Crash At Road Atlanta
Flower Branch Ga AP Mark Donohue winner of the Indianapolis 500 this year wrecked his blue and white Porsche Audi during one run at Road Atlanta. Mon Soabes was taken to a hospital in Gainesville where a spokesman said he was treated for a knee injury and that his condition was satisfactory and that he will likely not be admitted.
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Mark Donohue
Road Atlanta
Gainesville
Donohue
Maxvill Named NL Player of the Week
Dal Maxvill of the St. Louis Cardinals was named National League Player of the Week for June 26 to July 2 by NL President Charles Feeney. He batted .453 with 12 hits in 26 at bats and drove in four runs as the Cardinals won six straight games and 13 of 14.
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Dal Maxvill
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles §. Feeney
Maxvill
Cardinal
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
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