McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals Amidst Tough Draw
Chuck McKinley, the defending champion from San Antonio, advances to the Wimbledon semifinals after a four set win over Abe Segal. He faces Fred Stolle while Roy Emerson Battles Wilhelm Bungert in the other semi. Bungert also upset Rafael Osuna earlier. Emerson beat Bob Hewitt, and Stolle beat Christian Kuhnke to reach the semis.
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Germany
Rafael Osuna
Bob Hewitt
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Mitchell on U S Team to face strong Russian squad
The United States track team, possibly its strongest ever, prepares for a dual meet against Russia in Los Angeles on July 25 26. Coach Sam Bell warns the Russian team is exceptionally strong and could challenge the U S in spite of past U S dominance. Darnell Mitchell of Ohio U. earns a spot from AAU results with potential additions after Olympic trials.
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Wildlife meeting focuses on game management in Athens
Officials from 19 southeastern Ohio counties attended the District Four Wildlife Dept meeting in Athens. The session emphasized game management with experts highlighting a different wildlife phase each month. The current focus features the state office supervisor from Columbus directing the discussion.
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Area Boys Tie For 3rd In Jr Golf Tourney
Three area youths competed in the Ohio Juniors Golf Tour in Canton with Greg Moore of Athens and Tom McCarthy of Gallipolis tying for third in the fifteen and under flight at 165. John Newcomb of Athens finished with 174 and did not place. New entrants include Newcomb, Moore and players from Gallipolis and Logan aiming for the District Junior Tourney at Walnut Hills in Columbus July 6-9. Athens golfer Bill Eschenbacher has also entered. The Thunderbird Invitational at Huron July 13-15 and the Great Lakes Invitational in late August are also on the schedule.
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Face Flickers as Pirates Fall to Dodgers in NL Roundup
In Pittsburgh, Elroy Face struggles in a 7-6 Pirates loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Face, 36, errors and walks ignite a late rally after a four-run Dodgers surge, dropping his ERA to 5.23. Other NL results include New York over San Francisco 4-3 and Houston beating Philadelphia 6-1.
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Heat, Not Cubs Fells O'Toole
In Chicago heat, Cincinnati lefty Jim O'Toole pitched seven innings allowing four hits as the Reds defeated the Cubs 6-1. Bill Henry finished, Leo Cardenas drove in three with a two double day, and Steve Boros added a two run triple as Cincinnati pagered ahead.
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Lopat Rehired by A's as Vice President of Player Personnel
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley announces Ed Lopat will serve as vice president in charge of player personnel under a new contract. His salary rises from the manager role, now extended through 1966, after being fired as manager three weeks earlier. Max Alvis in improving at Boston hospital with meningitis and may be sent home by week’s end.
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Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
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Alvis
Boston
Cleveland
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Problems at National AAU Championships Highlight Mechanization
In New Brunswick officials faced a series of issues at the National AAU Track and Field Championships as new gear caused chaos. A faulty javelin device and a new photo timer misled early results while unauthorized vehicles blocked the hammer throw area prompting swift notices.
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Paul Again Denies Tribe To Move
Cleveland Indians general manager Gabe Paul denies repeated rumors the team will relocate. He says the club will not exercise its 10 year renewal option at Municipal Stadium and will seek a new contract with modifications while denying any move. He notes a two year negotiation history and a deadline of December 31 to finalize terms.
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Alston's One-Game Major League Run Stuns Dodgers
Walter Alston, longtime Dodgers manager, struck out in his only major league plate appearance for the Cardinals in 1936. He later led the Dodgers to world championships in Brooklyn in 1955 and in Los Angeles in 1959 and 1963. Dist. by Kiang Features Syndicate.
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Kiang Features Syndicate
Paul Brown's Mother Ida Belle Brown Dies in Massillon
Funeral services set for Thursday for Mrs. Ida Belle Brown 76 mother of former Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown. She had been bed fast since last December and died Monday at a local nursing home in Massillon Ohio.
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Jets Win Fourth Straight Behind 15-3 Blast
The Columbus Jets, despite lingering in seventh in the International League, upset league leader Jacksonville 15-3 to extend their win streak to four. They had followed with three straight wins over Toronto, another pennant contender.
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Joey Jay Becomes Major Leaguer at 18 with Braves
Joey Jay signed a $20 000 bonus contract with the Milwaukee Braves and entered the big leagues in 1953 at age 18. He previously posted two 21 win seasons but went 7 18 with the Cincinnati Reds the following year.
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All Stars Pick Top Nine Batsmen Across AL
The American League announces its top nine batters for the All Star squad led by Al Kaline with Joe Pepitone and Bill Freehan among additions. Manager Al Lopez will finalize the eight man pitching staff and select the final starters for the July 7 game at Shea Stadium.
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Jimmy Hall
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Chuck Hinton
Washington
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Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Los Angeles
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Freehan
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Oliva
Robinson
Fregosi
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games From Washington Area Column
Daily results show Chicago 5 Cleveland 1 Baltimore 6 Minnesota 3 Washington 5 Detroit 3 Boston 4 Kansas City 1 with several matchups listed. Scheduled games include Minnesota at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Cleveland and Detroit at Washington.
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Radatz the Monster Reliever Helps Red Sox Triumph
Dick Radatz pitched 21 2/3 innings across 40 appearances this year and earned his 13th save as Boston beat Kansas City 4-3. He struck out 93, second in the AL, while Eddie Bressoud drove in two runs to lift his average above .300.
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Earl Wilson
Arnold Earley
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Harmon Killerew
Bank Team Wins First Pony League Victory
In Little League Monday night results Lions beat Steppes 12 to 4 Kiwan is 14 Kaslers 5 Nye 7 Medics 5. In Pony action National Bank 8 Cline's Welding 7 securing the bank lads first win. McBee Hocking Valley Bank game postponed to Friday. Dick French 148 Providence Rhode Island outpointed Johnny Torres 154 Paterson New Jersey 10.
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National parks add 25 camp grounds since 1963
The addition brings total facilities to 519 capable of housing 6 626 families nightly. The expansion reflects ongoing efforts to expand camping options across national parks and improve visitor capacity nationwide.
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