Frazi er Faces Possible Title Bid After Ramos Knockout
Joe Frazier stormed past Manuel Ramos at Madison Square Garden in six minutes, stopping the Mexican in the second round under NY rules. The win leaves Frazier at 21-0 with 19 knockouts, and paves the way for a possible title bout against Buster Mathis or Floyd Patterson, with talk of a future clash against Cassius Clay or Jimmy Ellis. Ramos, the 4-1 underdog, pressed hard and landed solid punches, but Frazier recovered from a first-round knockdown to dominate.
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Jimmy Ellis
Mexico
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Madison Square Garden
Buster Mathis
Floyd Patterson
Vver
Art Mercante
Ramos
Cassius Clay
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Maine
Ellis
Louisville
World Boxing Association
Clay
Marciano
Yale names Ken MacKenzie new baseball coach
Ken MacKenzie, 34, a former Yale star who pitched for five National League clubs, was named Monday night as Yale's new baseball coach succeeding Ethan Allen who retired after 23 years. MacKenzie had served as Yale freshman coach for three years and played for the Milwaukee Braves New York Mets St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Giants and Houston Colts, before retiring as a player.
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New Haven
Wimbledon Opens With All White Attire For Top Women
At Wimbledon, top female players compete under strict dress code with all white outfits. designer Teddy Tinling presents restrained frocks while Billie Jean King, defending champion, opens against Peaches Bartkowicz. Rival Margaret Court also starts, as men’s singles begin amid rain delays.
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Wimbledon
England
Teddy Tinling
Gussie Moran
Tinling
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtranck
Mich
Billie Jean
Australia
Margaret Court
Nancy Be
San Angelo
Tex
Maryna Godwin
South Africa
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Andres Gimeno
Spain
John Newcombe
Roymerson
Manuel Santana
Ain
Lewoad
Dennis Ralston
Los Angeles
Pancho Gonzales
Doctors Order Rest For Lonborg After Shoulder Trouble
Boston star pitcher Jim Lonborg, 1967 Cy Young winner, is under doctor orders to rest five days for a mild tendonitis in his right shoulder. After a rough Sunday start in Chicago, he flew back to Boston and has been sidelined by the knee and shoulder injuries since last December.
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Boston
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Lonborg
Thomas Tierney
Chica
Minor League Expansion Plans Discussed
COLUMBUS Ohio AP reports progress on reorganizing an expanding minor league system after a six hour meeting of an expansion committee led by Bob Howsam Cincinnati Reds GM He cited exploratory phases and forwarding findings to a planning committee The group focuses on stockpiling 24 Class AAA clubs as Pacific Coast League realignment looms with Seattle San Diego and Tacoma involvement speculation on PCL and International League merging into three eight team divisions
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Columbus, Ohio
Bob Howsam
Cincinnati Reds
Howsam
San Diego
Seattle
Kansas City
Tacoma
Basketball Tilts Set at Clifford Park in Biddeford
Three teams the Rams Riots and Bulldogs will start a five game schedule at Clifford Park Recreation. Games run June 26 through July 3 with no games July 4 to 7. Rostered captains include Andy Drapeau Tom Anton and Craig Cantara among others. Girls signup and senior and midget leagues also planned as rosters fill.
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Biddeford
Clifford Park Recreation
Artateaux
Rams
Andy Drapeau
Ron Dery
Kerry Anton
Dave Audie
Ben Demers
Ken Brock
Billy Cosgrove
Mark Seymour
Tom Anton
Steve Mailman
Don Kerry
Ken Ribaudo
Bradley Goulet
John Cosgrove
Ray L'Heureux
Bulldogs
Craig Cantara
Clifford Park
Descoteaux
Baseball Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show St Louis, San Francisco, Philadelphia leading with wins and losses. Monday results include Houston 3 Chicago 1 and Cincinnati 6 New York 1, with several games postponed. American League leaders Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore Oakland and California in pursuit. Monday results: Detroit 14 Cleveland 3 and Oakland 3 California 2 amid rain.
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Bestem
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Washington
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Boston
Owen Davis and Saco Biddeford clash in Little League scores
Owen Davis team topples Saco Biddeford Savings for seven runs as caseloads on offense rise. Key players include Underwood, Casavant, Cunning ham, and Angis for Owen Davis while Benson, Bissonette, Ouellette, and Zuke star for West Point Pep erell. Pitching highlights feature Underwood and Casavant combining for eight strikeouts.
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Angis
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Hayley
Saaenen
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Benson
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Six golf teams organized for Biddeford Saco Country Club league
Bryce Roberts announced six teams named McNabb Audet Noble Bradford Fink Bry ant Patterson Bowie Jones Lester Leach Spears Dyer Saguin Charles Sawtelle Bryant Dube Bagley Whelan Gilman Rosen Labbe Lafond Sulli van Fennell McCallum Pot ter Polackwich Miniutti Roberge Kirk Sawtelle Bryant Sullivan Lafond Mitchell Tate Polackwich Jr Carr Polackwich Kerry Gilman compete in five weeks starting tomorrow. Schedule lists matches on June 26 July 17 and July 24 with pairings across teams and club championship flights including low qualifier Bob Polackwich with a 71.
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Biddeford - Saco Country Club
Bryce Roberts
John McNabb
Bob Audet
Bob Noble
al Bradford
Eliot Fink
Tom Bryant
Fred Patterson
Larry Bowie
Howard Jones
Bob Lester
Brad Leach
Wooster
Bob Spears
Jay Dyer
Dick Saguin
Stanley Charles
Dick Sawtelle
Dave Bryant
Phil Dube
Newman Bagley
Bob Whelan
Jim Gilman
al Rosen
Roger Labbe
John Lafond
Paul Sullivan
Jim Fennell
Mark McCallum
Carleton Robbins
Rick Lemieux
Ted Raczkowski
Robin Robichaud
Dick McCallum
Dave Potter
Bill Mitchell
Gerald Twomey
Roland Lemay
Don Weiler
Roger Parker
Jim Warren
Mike Roberge
Art Carr
Dave Tousignant
Jim Ross
Peter Rand
Ronnie Ayotte
Frank Nielson
Bill Kirk
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Audet
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Frank Sears
Bob Polackwich
Potter
Steve Polackwich
Bob Miniutti
R. McCallum
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M. Roberge
Kirk
Sawtelle
D. Bryant
Sullivan
J. Lafond
Mitchell
E. Tate
A. Polackwich Jr
Carr
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Major league leaders list 150 at bats benchmarks with names and teams for batting and pitching. Notable figures include Yastrzemski Boston leading in batting averages and runs, F Howard Washington in RBIs and home runs, Campaneris Oakland steals, and Marichal San Francisco among top pitchers with 14-2 record. several clusters of players appear across leagues with varying totals.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Bost
Oak
McAuliffe
Det
F. Howard
Wash
Harrelson
Uhlaender
Minn
T. Horton
Cleve
Frejos
Calif
W. Horton
Campaneris
Cardenal
John
Chic
McLain
McDowell
Desrosiers Wins Weekly Bowling Series
Ronnie Desrosiers won the eighth weekly rolloff for bowlers under 108 average at 20th Century Lanes. Six bowlers competed and with 65 pin handicap he totaled 607 to beat Herve Paul by 12 pins. Other scores included Paula 595 and J. Mareiko 558. The next soveneinee rolloff is set for Friday at 7 PM.
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Ronnie Desrosiers
Desrosiers
Herve Paul
Paula
J. Mareiko
J. Fleurant
S. Ledoux
C. Kimball
Police And Firemen State Softball Tilt
Biddeford police softball team crushed Components 21 to 7 at Mayfield. Police players planned another game with Biddeford firefighters Friday at 6 30 p m with Duke or Fireball Martin pitching for the bluecoats and Bob Nantel starting for the firefighters.
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Biddeford
Mayfield
Duke
Martin
Bluecoats
Bob Nantel
Golf stars chase lead at Weston with four tied players
Tied three strokes off the pace were Jim Browning of Weston, Mass, Joe Carr of Worcester, Mass, Charlie Volpone of Concord, Mass, and host pro Tony Loch.
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Jim Browning
Weston
Mass
Joe Carr
Worcester
Charlie Volpone
Concord
Tony Loch
Elcock named chairman of 88th U S Lawn Tennis Championships
Brookline Massachusetts Walter E Elcock president of Longwood Cricket Club was named today chairman of the 88th U S Lawn Tennis Championships to be held August 16 to 25 The tournament will include the national singles and doubles and William M Powers of Needham Massachusetts will serve as referee.
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Mass
Walter E. Elcock
Longwood Cricket Club
William M. Powers
Needham
Conigliaro Might Start Workouts This Week
Boston Red Sox outfielder Tony Conigliaro, who suffered a serious left eye injury when hit by a pitch last August, may begin workouts with the club this week after a medical okay. He has been running on sandy beaches and could work out at the ball park Friday morning. If he cannot hit as before, he plans to pursue a pitcher role to regain a major league job.
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Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Ball Park
Major League Stars Tie Record with Two Grand Slams
Jim Northrup and Ti Gore homered in the fifth and sixth innings as Detroit defeated Cleveland 14-3. Dean Chance of the Twins threw a three hitter in a rain‑shortened 14-0 game against the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Jim Northrup
Tigore
Detroit
Cleveland
Dean Chance
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Betnow Wins Bay State Feature Pace at Bay State Raceway
In Foxboro Bay State Raceway featured $1,600 pace Betnow rallied from third at the stretch to win by two lengths over Sir Don with Libby Rainbow third. Jim Morrill stopped the mile in 2:06 before 6,662 fans.
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Mass
Betnow
Bay State Raceway
Jim Morrill
Sir Don
Libby Rainbow
Lowell Giants to open ACFL training camp July 8
Lowell Massachusetts. The Lowell Giants of the Atlantic Coast Professional Football League announce training camp starts July 8 at Cawley Memorial Stadium. General manager Charles Theokas of the Boston Patriots affiliate says he has signed over 35 players and coach Ross O’Haney expects 80 to 100 candidates for the camp opening.
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Mass
Lowell Giants
Cawley Memorial Stadium
Charles Theokas
Boston Patriots
ACFL
Ross O’haney
Amateur Boxers To Meet At Saco City Hall
The third amateur boxing show will be at Saco City Hall on July 9 at 8 30. Portland promoter Ron Sevigny has lined up 10 bouts for the event. Previous shows produced several good bouts and top amateur Maine talent has participated.
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Saco City Hall
Portland
Ron Sevigny
Maine
Eagles Aerie Bowlers Claim State Bowling Title Again
Eagles Aerie 804 won their third straight state bowling crown at Market Square Lanes Augusta defeating Augusta Aerie by 105 pins. Nick Gillis led with 611 total for five games, Norm Crochere 587 for Augusta, Al Martin 522 for Eagles Aerie, Gus Crochere 581 for Augusta, final scores 2404 to 3137.
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Market Square
Augusta
Augusta Aerie
Theyo
Mexico
Nick Gillis
Norm Crochere
al Martin
Gus Crochere
Biddeford Eagles Aerie
A. Martin
A. Desmarais Jr
A. Rizas
R. Pleson N. Gillis
American girls face Britain's best in Curtis Cup quest
Seven American golfers, averaging 25, travel to Walton Heath near London to challenge Britain and Europe for the Curtis Cup. A 96-player field, including French stars, competes in 36 holes of qualifying over two days to select 32 for the final matches on the two 75-par courses over 6,200 yards. Local weather and course conditions at Walton Heath are expected to test the American invasion, with Peggy Conley leading hopes alongside Phyllis Preuss and Anne Wells, while Irish, French, and English veterans loom as obstacles in a bid for a first since 75 years of competition.
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England
Britain
Europe
United States
Heath
London
Brighton
Walton
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Little Peggy
Seaside
Sandwich
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Anne Wells
Mount Vernon
Philomena Garvey
Ireland
Brigid Barangat
France
Angela Bonallack
Frazier Retains Five-State Heavyweight Title
New York Joe Frazier stopped Manuel Ramos in a bouts in Philadelphia to retain the five-state version of the heavyweight title. In Tokyo Bernabe Villacam po from the Philippines stopped Yuzo Narumi of Japan.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Manuel Ramos
Mexico
Frazier
Tokyo
Bernabe Villacampo
Philippines
Yuzo Narumi
Japan
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