Ashe and Connors poised for Wimbledon round of 16
Arthur Ashe and Jimmy Connors emerge as the standout men entering Wimbledon’s round of 16. Ashe, seeded sixth but rising in odds, faces Graham Stilwell while Connors, still the favorite, chases the title as others like Borg Riessen Tanner Rosewall test the field amid rising crowd pressure and prize money of 268600 dollars.
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Princess Anne storms out of media reception in Hamilton
Princess Anne, angered by a reporter's question about birthright, walked out of a news media reception in Hamilton, Mass, Friday night accompanied by her husband Capt. Mark Phillips. The couple refused to participate further.
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Generals to play four before weekend games
The Bennington Generals will meet Northway League foes in a Ralston Spa doubleheader at 1 p.m. then travel to Spinelli Field for a Sunday 1 p.m. game with Keene. Bennington holds a 4-2 league record and aims to snap a recent skid, aided by eight regulars hitting over .300 and three pitchers with sub two ERAs.
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Kline Retires After 42 Years at Notre Dame Baseball
Jake Kline steps down as Notre Dame head coach after 42 seasons, ending with a 552-436 record for a .559 winning percentage. Tim McNeill succeeds him, praising the coach's role in sustaining Notre Dame baseball tradition. Kline plans future visits to southern Vermont.
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Graham's record leads as only three break par
Australian David Graham shot a record six-under-par 65 at Butler National to seize a three-stroke lead over Arnold Palmer in the Western Open. Only three others beat par as bumpy greens and soggy fairways left 78 players in Thursday morning action unable to break 72.
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Ingratitude Threatens Billie Jean King at Wimbledon
UPI reports Billie Jean King faces collective backlash from resentful women tennis players gathered at Wimbledon. They accuse her of securing unequal deals that shortchange female athletes, despite her pivotal role in raising purses and advancing women in sport.
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Summer League Highlights In Hoosick Falls And Arlington
Hoosick Falls defeated the Celtics 71 to 41 as Ed Maleahy led with 25 points and Rick Wright added 21 for the Celtics. The Bucks beat Arlington 63 to 59 with Jerry Sennett scoring 16 and Match Burke 12 for Arlington. The piece also covers Billie Jean King's protest over WTA policy, her threats to retire, and remarks from Lesley Hunt and Patty Ann Reese, amid broad tennis salary and draw concerns.
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Candelaria Shuts Out Cubs to Stop Pirate Skid
John Candelaria, 21, the Pirates’ lefty with a basketball past, struck out 13 Cubs in a 5-2 win to halt a four-game slide. The win followed his four-hitter against the Mets and comes as Pittsburgh solidifies its NL East lead. Stennett added a three-run ninth-inning homer as Pittsburgh moved 1.5 games ahead of Philadelphia.
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