McKinley Wins Wimbledon Title for United States
Charles McKinley defeated Fred Stolle 9-7 6-1 6-4 in the Wimbledon final to end an eight-year U.S. drought and snap Australia’s three-year grip on the crown. The St. Louis native, who plans to pursue mathematics at Trinity University, will rejoin the U.S. Davis Cup team and turn pro only if the offer remains appealing.
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Wimbledon
England
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
United States
Fred Stolle
Sydney
Australia
McKinley
St. Louis
Texas
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Alex Olmedo
U.S
Trabert
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tex
Billie Jean Moffit
Margaret Smith
Chuck
Uncle Sam
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Moffitt
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Smith
Robyn Ebbern
Miss Hard
Bob Jewitt
Ken Fletcher
Cubs Rally Past Phillies In 11 Inning Thriller
The Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 in 11 innings to win their fifth straight. Ernie Banks scored the deciding run after a double and wild pitch, with Andre Rodgers driving in Banks on a sacrifice fly. Lindy McDaniel improved to 5-2 in relief as Ray Culp and Larry Jackson start the game for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Banks
Johnny Klippstein
Andre Rodgers
Johnny Callison
Lindy McDaniel
Phillies
Frank Torre
Clay Dalrymple
Dick Bertell
Cubs
Don Landrum
Billy Williams
Ruben Amaro
Ray Culp
Larry Jackson
Ron Santo
Landrum
Phila
Culp
Klippstein
Dalrymple
Oldis
Jackson
McDaniel
Bertell
Ranen
W—Mcdaniel
L—Klipp- Stein
Philadelphia
Amaro
Palmer Leads Rest of World in Prince Philip Trophy Win
Arnold Palmer captained a mixed international squad to a 6 3 victory over the British Isles in the Prince Philip Trophy tune up for the British Open. The one day event raised funds for Prince Philip’s youth sports and arts program while Open qualifying continued at Royal Lytham and St Annes.
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Blackpool
England
Arnold Palmer
Ton
British Isles
Palmer
Latrobe
Papro
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Blackpool North Shore
Royal Lytham
St. Annes
Herman Barron
Palm Beach
Fla
Bob Marshall
Huntingdon Beach
Calif
Jack Isaacs
Langley Air Force Base
Ortega Fights Bello At Garden In Welterweight Clash
Gaspar Ortega, age 27, a Mexicali veteran, challenges Billy Bello in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night televised. Bello, 20, faces a steep test as Ortega is a 2-1 favorite in the Garden debut for Bello.
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New York
Gaspar Ortega
Billy Bello
Madison Square Garden
Warrior
Belle
Clemente's Opposite Field HR Wins Pirates Over Mets
Roberto Clemente hit a go ahead opposite field homer in the eighth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-1 win over the New York Mets. Don Cardwell won, with Al McBean pitching in relief, while Tracy Stallard took the loss after yielding the decisive blow.
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NEW York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Tracy Stallard
Clemente
Stallard
Don Cardwell
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
McBean
Pagliaroni
Burgess
Bearnorth
Cisco
Sherry
Coleman
W — Cardwell
L—Stallard
Permanent Fishing Licenses For 70 Year Old Vermonters
On July 1 residents aged 70 and up in Vermont became eligible for permanent fishing licenses issued by the Vermont Fish and Game Department in Montpelier. Applicants must submit the completed card and a $1.75 fee, with the local clerk verifying age. The department dispatched 101 licenses on June 28, including 77 for men 70 to 85 and 24 for women 70 to 80, plus 14 to seven husband and wife teams.
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Montpelier
Daily Double Pays $261.60 at Pownal
POWNAL The Green Mountain Park nightly program yielded a daily double of numbers two and six totaling $261.60. In race one number two Triangle City ridden by Cutshaw paid $55 $17.60 and $9.60. in race two number six Chide Waters with Thorndike paid $11 $4.40 and $2.80. Attendance reached 4,857 with a handle of $160,608.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Triangle City
Cutshaw
Number
Chide Waters
Thorndike
Jack Wisted Golf Tourney At Mt. Anthony Today
22 teams qualified for the Jack Wisted four-ball event at Mt. Anthony Country Club. Friday evening saw Griffen and Mahar defeat Mook and Crozier 4 and 3 in the championship flight. Bushee and Bizzarro posted a 74 to face Wilkinson and Byrne after their 78.
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Jack Wisted
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Country Club
John Griffen
Alex Mahar
Wally Mook
Jay Crozier
Tom Bushee
Frank Biz
Zarro
John Wilkenson
Barrie Byrne
Claytor White
Bob Jordan
Charles Kokoras
Bob Pollock
J.C. Jerome
Dave Morris
Dave
Norshaft Arlington II All Star Squad Selected
Six managers and league president Joseph Crossman pick 14 boys to represent the Norshaft Arlington Little League in the annual playoffs to defend their state title. Nelson Rudd manages one of the teams.
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Joseph Crossman
Norshaft-Arlington Little League
Nelson Rudd
Indians
Arnold Wilcox
Pirates
Allan Sands
Brett Rackliff
Braves
Neil Mattison
Bill Flood
Bill Thompson
Red Sox
Bob Montgomery
Steve Rice
Dave Murphy
Giants
Lynn Bunk
Bob Carey
Dodgers
Mike Knox
Gordon Howard
Jerry Woodward
Art Wyman
Vermont
Ludlow
Vermont 1963 Football Schedule Mirrors 1962 Layout
The Vermont Football Conference 1963 schedule mirrors 1962 with home and away reversed. Bennington High vs Bennington Catholic High remains mid schedule amid protests. Game time set for 1 30 p m with no night games.
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Vermont
Bennington High School
Bennington Catholic
Four State Stock Run At Lebanon Valley Speedway
Lebanon Valley Speedway hosts the annual 30 lap four state championship with double points this Saturday with cars from Massachusetts Connecticut New York Rhode Island and Vermont. Joe Messina leads the points followed by Link Petitt Stretch Van Steenburg Doug Garrison Nelson Grignon and others as the double point race could shuffle standings.
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Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
Joe Messina
Messina
Link Petitt
Stretch van Steenburg
Doug Garrison
Nelson Grignon
Don Rounds
Stan Wetmore
Ed Delmolino
Fred Searing
Schooch Schoonmaker
Major League Baseball Game Pairings for Today
American League action features Downing, Latman, Rakow, Faul, McBride, Stenhouse, Stigman, McNally, Herbert, Morehead, and N as teams face Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Baltimore, Boston, and other rivals. National League games include Schwall, Jackson, McLish, Buhl, Lemaster, Shaw, Brown, Nottebart, Sadecki, Pierce, Maloney, Drysdale, and more matchups across Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Milwaukee, Houston, St. Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles.
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Downing
Cleveland
Latman
Kansas City
Rakow
Detroit
Faul
Los Angeles
McBride
Washington Stenhouse
Minnesota
Stigman
Baltimore
McNally
Chicago
Herbert
Boston
Morehead
Pittsburgh
Schwall
Jackson
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Deuce
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Duke of Kent
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Alexander Dragon
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Charlestown
W. Va
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Delock
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Miller
Orsino
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Chicago White Sox
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Fenway Park
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White Sox
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Hoosick Falls Softball League
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Red) Auerbach
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Bob Watson
John Vallotti
John Miller
Tom Cook
Tom Green
Larry Bernstein
Bob Kahn
Dave Pierce
Peter Kane
Don Jordan
Lee Shoemaker
Arte Theatre
Dial
Bennington, VI
Harry Salt
A Hope
Anita Ekbels
MiLeose Remy
United Artists
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Fred and Patricia Carmichael
Thurs
Dorset Playhouse
Madras
Coats
Mavest
India
Adams Clothes Shop
Morse Showgrounds
Mt Curr
St Udy
Fire Dept
Eggire
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