Clothing Rules Remain Firm for Girl Tennis Stars at Wimbledon
Wimbledon keeps strict dress code as top female players compete in all white outfits with minimal color. Designer Teddy Tinling defends conservative fashion, while Billie Jean King defends her title and faces Peaches Bartkowicz. Margaret Court opens against Annette Du Plooy as Richey plays Godwin.
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Wimbledon
England
Teddy Tinling
Gussie Moran
Tinling
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtranck
Mich
Billie Jean
Ding
Australia
Margaret Court
Boston Outfielder to Begin Workouts
Tony Conigliaro of the Red Sox may start workouts this week after medical clearance. He has been running on sandy beaches since last week and his left eye vision remains stabilized following a serious injury from a pitch last August.
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Boston (Ap
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Conigliaro
Seven American Curtis Cup golfers face Europeans in England
Walton Heath hosts 7 American players averaging 25 as they challenge Britain and Europe for the Curtis Cup. The U S entrants join 96 contenders in 36 holes of qualifying over two days before match play determines the champion.
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Walton Heath
England
Britain
Europe
United States
Heath
London
Brighton
Walton
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Peggy
Seaside
Sandwich
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Anne Wells
Mount Vernon
Hibbing Duo Signs With Twins Baseball Club
The Minnesota Twins announce the signing of two Hibbing High School players Kerry Taylor 18 a right handed third baseman and Gary Southgate 19 a first baseman. Taylor stands 5 10 180 pounds while Southgate 6 2 170 pounds. Southgate hit .375 and Taylor .301 for Hibbing this season both assigned to the Sarasota farm club in the Gulf Coast League.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Hibbing
Kerry Taylor
Gary Southgate
Southgate
Taylor
Twins
Sarasota
Bowling Top Five From Bermuda Shorts League and Austin Bowl
Readouts show top bowlers across Bermuda Shorts League boys and girls with A Moen at 523 and D Hatten 497 leading boys, plus Monday Mixed Dels League with Rindflelch 597 and Peterson 513 among women. Austin Bowl Women Jackpot League lists Enright 529 and Evenson 502, with McDermott 200 high game in 151 plus group.
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A. Moen
D. Hatten
B. Schmidt
T. Knutson
D. Draheim
Bermuda Shorts League
R. Williams
K. Enright
R. Laskewitz
M. Knotts
N. Moen
R. Rindflelch
H. Clifford
C. Moen
A. Johnson
S. Booker
K. Peterson
L. Carroll
E. Karsten
J. Scott
Vv. Ulwelling
N. Mattick
B. Enright
G. Evenson
G. Norton
C. Hamilton
R. McDermott
M. Simonson
N. Ferguson
K. Klingfus
Duluth Seizes Northern League Lead with Two Wins
Duluth moved atop the Northern League after sweeping Huron 5-0 and 6-2 as Denny O'Toole and Steve O'Neill held the Phillies to three hits apiece. Karl Simon delivered a key third inning double in the second game, while St. Cloud's and Sioux Falls' rain postponement shifted tonight's schedule to a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Huron
St. Cloud
Sioux Falls
Denny O’toole
Steve O'Neill
Port City
Phillies
O'Toole
Karl Simon
Dukes
O’neill
Hurdle Champion Plans to Enter Olympic Trials
Earl McCullouch, hurdle champion and world record co holder, will compete in the U S men's Olympic track and field trials this weekend. He starred for USC in football and was No 1 NFL draft choice by the Detroit Lions.
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Los Angeles
Earl McCullouch
U.S
McCullouch
University of Southern California
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Plane Hits Tower On Flight To Vietnam
Viet bound Army private Donald Niven keeps his humor after a North Central Airlines Convair 580 struck a television tower during an instrument approach in a thunderstorm. The plane landed safely with one engine, 19 passengers and three crew. Two TV stations went off air as the 2,000 foot tower fell. Niven, from Sioux City, was headed to Fort Lewis for overseas duty.
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Harl Andersen
Sioux Falls
Donald Niven
North Central Airlines
Army
Wash
Vietnam
Daniel Otten
Minneapolis
Joe Foss
Niven
Nation prepares for Bicentennial eight years ahead
AP News Features notes planning for the United States 200th anniversary from 1975 to 1983. Congress creates the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission chaired by Carlisle H. Humelsine of Colonial Williamsburg. National Park Service studies commemorative options. Boston and Philadelphia host proposals for 1976 Expositions.
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United States
Congres
Carlisle H. Humelsine
Colonial Williamsburg
National Park Service
Boston
Philadelphia
National Commission
Whitechapel
FBI reports crime surge in U S cities in early 1968
FBI Uniform Crime Reports show serious crime up 17 percent in the first quarter of 1968 versus 1967 across cities over 100000, with robbery up 24 percent and murder up 16 percent. Inflation and deficits discussed as tax changes loom. President Johnson pushes gun registration and licensing legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
FBI
Johnson
Measure Seeks Four New Monday Holidays for Year
The Senate passed a bill proposing four additional national holidays on Mondays each year. It would add Washington’s Birthday on the third Monday in February, Memorial Day on the last Monday in May, Veterans Day on the fourth Monday in October, and Columbus Day on the second Monday in October, with Columbus Day already observed in most states. The measure would create five three day vacation periods starting January 1, 1971, including Labor Day already on Monday. President Johnson’s stance remains unreported.
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Concord
Lexington
Grant
Minute Men
Minute Man National Historical Park
New York Times
Arno Press Inc
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Re gas leads five in opening day unlimited hydroplane trials
Jack Re gas of San Leandro California posted an average speed of 114.136 mph to top five qualifiers in the opening day trials for the Gold Cup Race for unlimited hydroplanes.
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Detroit
Jack Regas
San Leandro
Calif
U.S. Olympic Team Edges Soviet Union 84-78
The United States basketball team defeated the Soviet National team 84 to 78 to win an international tournament in Minsk, marking a bold early victory for the Americans.
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Minsk
Ussr
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