Ralston Reels Off Sharp Win In National Tennis
Dennis Ralston, 21, Bakersfield California, slid past Walter Johnson 6-1 6-2 6-2 in the National Championships at Forest Hills. Emerson and Fletcher joined Ralston in second round as McKinley and others loom. Moffitt and Bueno lead the women with wins.
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Hollywood
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Ken Fletcher
Bobby Wilson
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St. Louis
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Harvard University
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Antonio Palafox
Mexico
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Berkeley
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Caroline Yates-Bell
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Pat Stewart Edrich
New York
Belmar Gunderson
Tarpon Springs
Mimi Kanarek
Lynbrook
N.Y
Strolling as Summer Fades Into Autumn and Vermont Gridiron Picks
Charles J. Read Jr. reflects on walking as a timeless amateur activity enjoyed by all ages, then notes Bennington High School’s Steve Noyes and John Hall honored on the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl squad. Hall captained Vermont with strong defensive play while Noyes contributed as a rugged linebacker.
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New England
Stroller
Vermont
New Hampshire
Green Mountain Boys
Hall
Noyes
Green Mountain
Sari's Song Favored In Arlington Lassie Stakes
A dozen 2-year-old fillies race for 186505 at Arlington Park with Sari's Song favored to beat Castle Forbes and an eastern challenge. Sam's Song, 6-5, rides Willie Shoemaker. Castle Forbes, 2-1 with Bill Hartack, is an entry with Bold Queen.
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Associated Press
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J. Kel Houssels
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Song
Wheatley Stable
Castle Forbes
Sam’s Song
Arlington
Willie Shoemaker
Bill Hartack
Monmouth Park
del Mar
Calif
W. R. Hawn
Atlantic City
United Nations
Mongo
U.N
D. and C
Linita
Thomas F. White
Rex C. Ellsworth
Warner L. Jones Jr
Friminaha
Mah Moola
Scotch Foursome Opens at Mt Anthony Labor Day Tourney
Mr. and Mrs. James Hogan shot 49 over nine holes to lead medal lists in the Scotch Foursome at Mt Anthony Country Club. Twenty four teams qualified for the match play event replacing the usual Labor Day championship, with three divisions and rounds scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. today. Runners up in qualifying were Mr. and Mrs. Linton Tifft at 50, one stroke behind.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Mt. Anthony
Hogans
Linton Tifft
Mystery Woman in Butts Libel Case Identified
Curtis Publishing argues for retrial of Wally Butts libel suit contending Judge Morgan erred in excluding testimony about a mystery Atlanta woman identified as E Smith or E C Smith. Attorneys say she accompanied Butts, visited him, and received a car. Curtis decries the verdict as excessive while payment is stayed during appeals.
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Wally Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Butts
U.S
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E. Smith
E, C. Smith
Curtis Attorneys
Georgia
Curtis
Morgan
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Pownal marks 12th in National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry
Sgt. Paul E. Tifft of Pownal placed 12th in the reserve expert class at the Nevada Trophy match during the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry Ohio. He fired 146 of 150 with three V-ring bullseyes. The class winner posted 148-13. In Chicago the Cubs were defeated 5 to 1 as Houston scored early and held on behind six hit pitching by Ken Johnson.
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Ohio
Paul E. Tifft
Pownal
Tifft
Vermont National Guard
Chicago
Houston Colts
Chicago Cubs
Ken Johnson
Houston
Johnson
Bateman
Koonce
Hobbie
Elston
Bertell
L Koonce
Horse racing entries for page eight
Racing schedule note indicates that horse entries are listed on page eight. It highlights forthcoming entries and related details in the page index.
Green Mountain Opens Tonight at Green Mountain Park
Green Mountain Park Vermont begins its fall thoroughbred racing season with a ten race card headlined by co features the Williamstown and Green Mountain Park Autumn Purse both at five furlongs. Notable runners include Duntreath Turkey and Anthony Boy with post time at 7 45 p m and twin double wagering debuting tonight with prior guidance from Bob Slater plus a pre race wagering class at 6 45 p m.
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Green Mountain Park
Vermont
Williamstown
Duntreath Turkey
Tommy Fiato
Speedy Brown
John Spencer
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Green Mountain
Anthony Boy
Saratoga
Hargal
Mr. Adase
Valient Heart
New England
Bob Slater
Turf Authority
Navarro cautious about Williams football season
Williams College coach Frank Navarro begins his first season with cautious optimism after June graduations reduced his squad. Star center Mike Reily faces probable early-season absence due to chest surgery, while 15 experienced seniors anchor a 52-man report. Practice starts Monday ahead of Sept. 28 home opener vs Trinity and two early scrimmages.
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Frank Navarro
Williams College
Trinity
Creighton Gatchell
Navarro
Mike Reily
Reily
New England
New Orleans
Norwich
Bates
Williams
Giants vs Packers Highlight Labor Day Pro Football Expos
NFL and AFL exhibitions fill Labor Day weekend with 14 NFL teams and eight AFL squads. The Giants meet the Packers in Green Bay in a marquee Monday night game following a slate of Saturday and Friday tastings featuring Minnesota Vikings and Chicago St Louis rivals plus early-season showings by Boston, New York, Baltimore and Houston teams.
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Minnesota Vikings
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Eagles
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York
Yankee Stadium
Paul Hornung
Packer
Giants
Phil King
Alex Webster
Frank Gifford
Jim Taylor
Sam Huff
Baseball matchups across leagues with multiple cities listed
Major League action features American League games including Los Angeles at Kansas City and Chicago at Minnesota with Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Baltimore. National League shows Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Houston at Chicago, Milwaukee at New York, San Francisco at Los Angeles, and St. Louis at Philadelphia with various starting pitchers noted.
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Segui
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Stigman
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Grant
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Baltimore
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O’toole
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Friend
Houston
Brown
Jackson
Milwaukee
Sadowski
Willey
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Sanford
Richert
St. Louis
Sadecki
Philadelphia
Bennett
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