McKinley Cleared to Defend Wimbledon Title After Review
Wimbledon officials ruled Chuck McKinley blameless over a magazine reprint article not affecting the championship. McKinley defeated Terry Ryan 6 2 6 1 6 3 on Center Court as Roy Emerson led favorites with a 6 1 6 1 6 0 win over Donald Bell.
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San Antonio
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South Africa
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Wylita
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Bethesda
Ed Diddle retires after 42 years at Western Kentucky
Bowling Green Western Kentucky coach Ed Diddle ends a 42 year tenure as the longest serving coach at a single school. The retirement marks the end of an era for Hilltoppers basketball with Diddle’s record unlikely to be surpassed.
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Mays Heads NL All Stars. Phillies Shut Out Starters
New York reports the National League All-Star starting lineup, led by Willie Mays with 240 votes, includes Giants and Cardinals each with two starters, Cubs Pirates Braves Mets represented, while Phillies fail to place a starter.
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Venturi Barred From British Open After U S Open Win
Ken Venturi, fresh U S Open champion, cannot enter the British Open at St Andrews July 8 10 because entry was not filed in time. The Royal and Ancient rejects requests for late entries and automatic passes only apply to the American winner. Venturi heads to Cleveland for the Cleveland Open with wife Conni after intense heat and near fainting during the U S Open weekend.
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Cassius Clay Returns Home After Cairo Trip
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay says he will fly home Tuesday after canceling a visit to Saudi Arabia to attend a Black Muslims meeting on June 26. He notes Saudi visa delays would have taken two weeks and he cannot wait to return.
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McCovey Breaks Reds Dome With Two Homers
Willie McCovey slugged a pair of home runs to power the San Francisco Giants past the Cincinnati Reds 6-2 at Cincinnati. He belted a long shot into the right field bleachers for his 11th homer of 1964 and added a run-scoring single in the eighth as the Giants moved within 1.5 games of the idle Phillies. The Reds dropped five games behind Philadelphia.
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Bob Bolin
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Hal Lanier
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Orlando Cepeda
Joe Nuxhall
Local League Scores and Weekend Doubleheader Set
In Monday action K of C beat Moose 9-8 Jonesy defeated Jaycees 6-2 and Rotary topped Gasco 11-6. Saturday Pony League Bridgwater crushed Cline's Welding 15-1. Athens American Legion hosts Worthington in a Saturday doubleheader at Trautwein Field with 1 30 p m start after a 7 1 season from a two game sweep at Chillicothe last Sunday.
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Bragan's New Contract Fails To Halt Braves Slump
Manager Bob Bragan received a written vote of confidence from Milwaukee owners yet the Braves suffered a 10 9 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, dropping to ninth in the National League amid a seven game losing streak. The Dodgers surged with a seven run seventh inning, led by Wally Moon and Dick Tracewski, while Lee Maye Joe Torre and Gene Oliver homered for Milwaukee.
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Stock car driver Roberts to undergo surgery for burns
Charlotte report says Glenn Fireball Roberts of Daytona Beach Fla was to undergo surgery to pay for severe burns suffered in the world 600 mile race May 24. He was treated at a Daytona Beach hospital after the crash and will be moved to a different facility for the operations.
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Big John Edwards Emerges for Reds as All-Star Talk Fades
Cincinnati Reds catcher John Edwards, rising as a star with a .370 month, has 27 hits in 73 at bats, 16 RBIs, and four homers this season. He credits a shorter swing and keeping his elbow in. Edwards, 26, Ohio State ceramic engineering graduate, has been a fixture since 1961 and is praised by Reds pitchers. Chicago Bears announce contract signings Earl Leggett and John Johnson. New Bedford reports Jose Torres stops Frankie Olivera in boxing.
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Three Athens Horses Enter Lucasville Show
Three local horses are entered in the Lucasville Horse Show running Thursday through Sunday. Mrs. Robert Mathews shows Windy Hills City Boy and Charmed Society, both in junior classes, ridden by Richard Vaughn. Julie Holzer flies Robin, a three gaited pony. Mathews’ horses won two firsts at Chillicothe two weeks ago. Upcoming regional shows include Youngstown Charity on July 16 to 19 and Dayton on August 3 to 8.
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