Defending Champ McKinley Wins at Wimbledon Round One
Defending champion Chuck McKinley cruised to a first round victory over Terry Raya on center court. Dennis Ralston and Frank Froehling fell in opening matches as American hopes dimmed on day one. Ralston, fifth seed, lost to Tony Pickard, while Froehling dropped to Nicola Xanogeropoulos in four sets. Also, Ron Holmber, Hugh Stewart, Ray Emerson, Tomas Lotus, Arthur Ashe, and Cliff Richey advanced or exited in the same session.
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South Pasadena
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Detroit
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Fathers and Sons Golf Tourney Draws 87 Participants
The Anderson Country Club hosted its annual Father Son Tournament on ACC course with 87 fathers and sons. Chairman C. H. Stephenson and co-chairs Stidham and G G Pancal oversaw the event. In the 16 to 17 division a deadlock between G Fasene Jim Fasene and G C Hallenbeck Dave Hallenbeck required an 18-hole playoff set for later in the week. Winners listed include 18 and over 18 holes C W King Tom King 159 and P H Decker Phil Decker 1 low gross Alan Maier L
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C. W. King
Tom King
P. H. Decker
Phil Decker
Low Gross
Alan Maier
Local 1944 and Park Place Reach Softball Final
Local 1944 topped UAW 663 to 4 and Park Place shut out Eagles 5 to 0 at Shadyside Park, advancing to a title game at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Wilson homered for Park Place, while Jones homered for UAW. Ellis allowed seven hits to UAW and Humes held Local 1944 to six.
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Le Mans Ferrari Duo Wins Amid Open Boycott Talk
Jean Guichet and Nino Vaccarella won the Le Mans distance race at 121.33 mph, breaking the previous mark. The event was marred by a two-car crash killing three spectators and stirring Open boycott debates among golf pros and fans.
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Ludovico Scarfiotti
Loranzo Dandini
Italy
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Cchra
Britain
Peter Dave Marr
Tommy Bolt
Bolton
Ferrari
Piers
Raberto Magnoli
Ben Hogan
Souchak
Marr
Bolt
Gan
Zen
Lery
Megan
Wong
Joachim Bon
Nler
Sweden
Graham Hollmer
Ferrar
U.S. Golf Association
Ed Furgol
Congressional Country Club
AAU Rejects NCAA Proposal But Supreme Triumphs At Mack Park
In a doubleheader at Memorial Field, Park Place 014 is cited as the site where Delco Remy and pitcher Aarj achieved a no hit effort, while Foland and Lampers aided in a 11 to 4 win. Degitz earned his fourth victory with 10 strikeouts as Supreme tops Jorel's, placing them atop Connie Mack standings.
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Cap) Haralson
Bakersfield
Calif
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Russia
Lapel Bulldogs win 2-0 in White River Conference
Lapel edges Markleville 2-0 as Shupe pitches and walks none but hits three batters. Fisher takes loss for Markleville after allowing five hits. Demarcations show strong open field play. Lapel’s next game is at Summit, weathered by a tight late run in CanaanVille.
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Collier
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Yanks Defeat White Sox For 10th Straight Win
In Chicago the Yankees held off a ninth inning rally to beat the White Sox 6 5 extending their league leading run to ten consecutive victories and creating a five game edge over idle Baltimore. Steven Hamilton allowed six hits through eight innings before Waniff pitched the ninth.
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New York
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Wills and Parkhurst Humes and Jones Notes Lost Items
Fragmentary OCR records mention Wills and Parkhurst alongside Humes and Jones with unclear details. The text hints at names and possible legal or estate references without full context or dates.
Control Tips for Beginners inclines on bowling speed
Slowness affects women bowlers more than pace. Too much speed causes pins to scatter and difficult spares like the 1-3 pocket. A slower, reasonable speed improves control and accuracy. Read Marion Ladewig's pocket pamphlet for details.
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Delco Remy Pro Am Tournament Planned at Idlewild
Delco Remy plans an annual pro am golf event for day and night league members at Idlewild Golf Course Pendleton Jo day. Committee includes Dave Brown Carl Frazee Ted Vinson Tom Binemle and Bill Creek. Entry fee is 150. DR linksmen urged to remit to team captains. Frank Rovinson led the National League and Floyd Robinson led the American League in doyles in 1962.
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Sleepy Wimbledon Linesman Tests Match Outcome
At Wimbledon Clark Graebner’s shot drifted wide and Abe Segal pressed for a call from the sleeping lady linesman. The official remained asleep as Segal won 6 2, 7-5, 6 2 in the first round. A boy finally roused the lineswoman as the crowd laughed and applauded.
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Abe Segal
South Africa
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Graebner
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