Cox Shows Upset Power At Wimbledon In Open Era Play
British southpaw Mark Cox, first amateur to beat a pro in open tennis, saves match points to defeat Herb Fitzgibbon 6-3 7-9 9-7 as rain halts play. Dennis Ralston then defeats Cliff Richey 3-6 3-6 7-6 6-4 6-4 in a marathon match watched by 29,000.
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San Angelo
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Tom Edtelson
Berkeley
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Jim McManus
Rod Lait
Los Angeles
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Australia
Ken Bletcher
Lalz
Ecuador
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John Newcombee
Fred Stolle
Eimerson
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Newcombe
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Nomerson
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Gimeno
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Self
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Filegibbon
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Ralston
Chiff Richey
Jeff
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Planning and Timing Tips From Carter and Wig Booklet
An old request notes how to improve performance with planning and timing. It mentions sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Carter and Maxim Jailee Wig, at 0-9 National Newspaper Syndicate, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill, 0805, for a booklet.
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Maxim
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Alarion Lade
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
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Cards blank Pirates 3-0 behind Gibson
St Louis pitcher Gibson blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates for the third game in a row, extending his scoreless streak to 18 innings in the first of a doubleheader. The Cardinals limited the Pirates to no runs as Gibson held them scoreless through the outing.
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Wb Minster
Anderson and Smith
Eilis
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Avuh and Dukes
White River
Steve King
Greg Dunbar
David
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Anderson
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Dunbat
Walsh
Johnson
Higginbotham
Han
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Central Tire
Decker
Mets Star Jones Surges as Confidence Drives Hitting Rise
New York Mets outfielder Cleon Jones shows a breakout stretch, boosting the team with a .352 average over 19 games since June 7, including six homers and 18 RBIs. Jones credits pressure relief and aggressive hitting, aiming for 20 or more homers as he helps the Mets chase a .200 season benchmark.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Cleon Joes
Cincinnati
Mets
Mela
Brass
Cincinnati Reds
Noosier Market and Orioles News This Edition
Fragmentary OCR notes mention DaVe Kull Noosier Market and Baltimore Orioles with references to Welker Gourley and others. Possible sports scores and player mentions appear alongside ad like Pepsi items and national numbers. The text is garbled with multiple names, locations, and numbers unclear.
Yastrzemski and Freehan Lead AL All Star Vote
The American League starters and repeat selections dominated the AL vote with Carl Yastrzemski and Bill Freehan leading, joined by Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew among others. The roster features key players from the Tigers, Red Sox, Orioles, Twins, and Angels as managers prepare selections for the Astrodome game.
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Rathews
fErank Campbell
Herbig
Niccum
Esche Bas Cort Yastrzemski
Harrison
Kumbowski
Ayre Algerie
Fairvirwamerican
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Horton
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Naters
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Carew
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Tony Perce
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San Francisco Giants
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Don Kessinger
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
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Gibson Seeks Credit For Scoreless Streak In Dispute
Controversy erupts over how many scoreless innings Bob Gibson should be credited with in his streak. Cardinals claim 48 innings while commissioner Eckert suggests 47. Don Drysdale reference cited for past precedent. Gibson may miss next start due to operation, with move to return by Friday night.
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Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Baseball
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Rallée
Gibson
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Eckert
Asner
Les Whisper
Angeles
Baltimore
Dots Hopkins Hospital
USLTA Opposes Open Davis Cup Entry for Professionals
WIMBLEDON England CUPE The United States will oppose allowing professionals in the Davis Cup competition says Bob Kelleher USLTA president They may vote for the move if Dwight Davis supports it Australia now favors open play due to top players turning professional Kelleher clarifies that registered players earning prize money won’t be admitted to US tournaments but will be allowed at other global opens Forest Hills and Los Angeles events only
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England
United States
Bob Kelleher
USLTA
Dwight Davis
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Kelleher
Australia
U.S
Forest Hills
Los Angeles
Marks Happy Contract With AFL Team
Indiana University Rose Bowl veteran Brown Marks signed a contract Tuesday with the American Football League’s Cincinnati franchise. The 6-foot-2, 23-year-old chemistry major and former Indiana football standout was the Bengals’ 16th pick last draft and the youngest player to compete for Indiana’s varsity team.
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