Davis Cup Teams Practicing Ahead of Draw in Cleveland
United States and Australia ready for the Davis Cup challenge round with Friday singles, Saturday doubles, and Sunday reverse singles. Roy Emerson leads Australia with Stolle as a strong partner. Ed Faulkner and Vic Seixas express cautious optimism about their respective crews.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
United States
Roy Emerson
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Harry Hopman
Emerson
Roy
Hopman
Rye
N.Y
Stolle
Mexico
Mexico City
Antonio Palafox
Australia
Ed Faulkner
Faulkner
Vic Seixas
U.S
foKinley
Ralston
Strong AC Tennis Opens Card At Hanover This Fall
Anderson College’s 1964 tennis squad, led by returnee Jimmy Usher, tests a tough six match slate beginning at Hanover. Newcomers include Princeton transfer Leland LaFont and Bruce Stevens with Ron Morrison and others providing depth as coach Bob Macholtz builds a competitive Orange and Black unit.
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Anderson College
Hanover
Jimmy Usher
Leland LaFont
Bozeman
Mont
Princeton University
Bob Macholtz
LaFont
Trans- Dex
Aveas
Nel Carter
Dearborn Heights
Mich
Olnce
Warren Hastings
Anderson
Letterman
Usher
Alice Bodden
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
West Indies
Jorge Ramirez
San Jose
Costa Rica
Howie Stamm
Galesburg
Ill
Carter
Macholtz
Bruce Stevens
Wendell Wilkie High School
Elwood
Ron Morrison
Fair Park High School
Shreveport
Boilermakers Polish Offense Before Opener
Purdue football coach Jack Mollenkopf called this week’s drills excellent as the team sharpened both offense and defense for Saturday’s opener against Ohio University. The Boilermakers will start with two non-lettermen in the backfield, Bob Griese and Bill Harmon, while Gordon Teter and Jim Morel are the halfbacks.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Jack Mollenkopf
Boilermakers
Ohio University
West Texas
Mollenkopf
Balding Leads After 64 At Greater Seattle Open
A 64 by A Balding sparked a crowded early leaderboard at the Greater Seattle Open on the Broadmoor course. Balding birdied six times and parred the rest to lead the first round. five pros tied for second at 65, with many others close behind as fog limited early play. The Toronto player sits 56th on the money list with $10,028 in 1964.
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Wash
UPI
Alé Balding
Balding
Broadmoor
Toronto
Frank Wharton
Johnny Pott
Jack McGowan
al Geiberger
Bob Charles
Hanplesti
Butchy
Wee
Howie Johnson
Gene
I Littler
Rex Baxter
Dudleyl
Wysong Jr
Bob Shave Jr
Nick Locke
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Juan “Chi - Chi’ Rodrigue
Perini Hints South To Get First Major League Team
Lou Perini of the Milwaukee Braves suggested the South will receive its first major league club. He made the remark briefly during a meeting with Florida citrus executives and declined to be quoted. The event also noted a golf round by Locke at an event in Portland with a 69.
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Perini
Miami Beach
Fla
Lou Perini
Milwaukee’ Braves
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Atlanta
Florida Fruit, Vegetable and Citrus
Citrus Industry
Cubs edge Dodgers as Jackson notches 22nd win
Chicago pitcher Larry Jackson won his 22nd and eighth straight, though he faltered late, in a 9 6 Cubs victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Billy Cowan Len Jabrielson and triples by Ron Campbell and Ernie Banks powered an early Cubs lead, while a four run Dodger seventh sparked by a big rally.
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Larry Jackson
Chicago Cub
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Cubs
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Len Jabrielson
Ron Campbell
Ernie Banks
Jackson
Tommy Davis
Homer Davis
Willie Crawford
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Cowan
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Willims
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Rosebro
Campbell
Los Angeles
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Gabrielson
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W. Davis
Peeved Richert
Moeller
B. Miler
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Bulletin-Herald
IU Football Squad Practices No-Contact Drill
Indiana coach Phil Dickens directed the Hoosiers through no-contact defensive drills to counter Northwestern. Dickens and staff attended the funeral of Glenn Ginter, father of sophomore halfback John Ginter, and he said it was not yet decided if Ginter would start in the Saturday opener.
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Ind
Indiana
Phil Dickens
Northwestern
Dickens
Glenn Ginter
Hoosiers
Johns Dickens
Ginter
Indiana Coach Dickens attends funerals for player’s father
Indiana coach Phil Dickens flew to Toledo to attend the funeral of Glenn Ginter, father of IU sophomore halfback John Ginter. He returned to Bloomington in time for a no contact defensive drill as the team prepared for Saturday’s game with Northwestern. The elder Ginter died Sunday and it was unclear if John would rejoin the Hoosiers for the contest.
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Ind
Indiana
Phil Dickens
Toledo
Ohio
Glenn Ginter
John Ginter
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Ginter
Dickens
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Roth wins two matches in British Women's Amateur
Nancy Roth of Hollywood Florida defeats Jacqueline Mercer of South Africa 3 and 2 in the third round and Brigitte Varango of France 2 and 1 in the fourth round of the British Women's Amateur Championship in Sandwich England. Roth formerly lived in Ekhart Indiana.
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Sandwich
England
Nancy Roth
Hollywood
Fla
Jacqueline Mercer
South Africa
Brigitte ‘Varango
France
Miss Roth
Ekhart
Ind
Busch Adopts New Noninterference Policy With Cards
In St Louis the Cardinals deny reports that Anheuser Busch Inc is changing policy. brewery directors and Cardinals officials met separately to discuss the club with no changes in leadership. Cardinal spokesman says Busch remains president and the only new item was a general manager's board meeting. Jack White is named director of scouting for the New York Yankees.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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August A. Busch Jr
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Busch
Jack White
Richmond
New York Yankees
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