Ralston Confident Ahead of Wimbledon Semifinal
Dennis Ralston the U S No 1 in the men s singles at Wimbledon says he feels relaxed and confident before facing Roy Emerson in the semifinals Emerson the defending champion and fourth seed has beaten Ralston several times but Ralston hopes to reverse the trend He advanced by overcoming Marty Riessen in five sets after dropping the first two. Also in the women s quarterfinals Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Jane Albert and Justina Bricka reach the last eight with wins over Williams Lesh Durr Wade respectively.
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Bowling Rolloffs at Roll-A-Way Lanes This Week
A series of handicap rolloffs takes place at Roll-A-Way Lanes with the men’s event Tuesday at 8 PM and the women’s event Wednesday at 8 PM. Entries are accepted up to starting time and rely on an established league average.
Handicap Rolloff Slated Wednesday At Pastime Bowling
The 18th in a series of handicap rolloffs will be held at Pastime Bowling Center on Wednesday night at 8 30. Open to any bowler with an established average. Past results show top totals: Pettengill 663 Boudreau 666 Goulet 652 Ther reeault 648 etc.
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P. Binette
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L. Beaulieu
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G. Michaud
Marichal Downs Dodgers 5-0 in Candlestick Shutout
Juan Marichal pitched six hits scattered for a 5-0 San Francisco win over Los Angeles at Candlestick Park. The right-hander improved to 12-6 with a 1.65 ERA, matching major league bests in wins while Drysdale took his fifth loss in a row.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Rds
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Auerbach Plans Exit After Next Basketball Season
New York AP reports Red Auerbach will coach one more season before stepping down as Celtics coach. He will then serve as executive vice president after agreeing to a three year pact with new owners, Rapper Knickerbocker Breweries, in a move shaping the franchise.
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Arnold
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White Sox Tie Breaker Beats Twins 17 4 In Blowout
Danny Cater of the White Sox sparked a seven run sixth inning with a leadoff homer and later drove in another in the ninth while Mel Stottlemyre held the Senators to two hits in a 3 0 first game win as New York swept a doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
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Houston
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Randy Hundley
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Jim Hart
Roberto Clemente
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Fights last night feature international boxing results
The Associated Press reports Roberto Pena defeated Earl Nikora by decision in Auckland. Salvatore Burrini beat Gerry Stokes in Naples by points. Ted Whitfield stopped Al Simmons in Amherst. Buster Mathis stopped Bob Maynard in Mon treal. Sandy Koufax won 12 of 14 decisions in Los Angeles with a 0.85 ERA at Dodger Stadium.
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New Zealand
Roberto Pena
Mexico
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Naples
Italy
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Gerry Stokes
Los Angeles
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Mass
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al Simmons
Miami
Fla
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Dodger Stadium
Doctor's Statement Gave Tebbetts Greatest Thrill
Cleveland Indians manager Tebbetts recalls a doctor’s diagnosis allowing him to return to baseball after a heart attack. The moment of certainty, following a year of inactivity, eclipsed all games and seasons in his career.
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Cleveland Indians
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Baseball standings and results from Monday games
American League standings show Chicago and Cleveland tied atop with 42 26 records. Minnesota 42 27. Baltimore 40 31. New York 35 37. National League leaders Los Angeles 44 30 and Cincinnati 42 38. several results include New York 3-4, Chicago 17-4 over Minnesota, Cleveland 9-2 over Boston, and Houston 2-7 loss to Chicago. Scheduling lists upcoming games and doubleheaders across leagues.
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Philadelphia
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Leaders include Davalillo Cleveland .347 and Yastrzemski Boston .342 in batting. Green Boston 51 runs and Tresh New York 49. Mantilla Boston 57 RBI and Horton Detroit 54. Davalillo and Tresh 90 and 92 hits. Campaneris Kansas City 8 doubles with Aparicio Baltimore Charles Kansas City and Blasingame Washington 6. Colavito Cleveland 18 HR and Horton Detroit 17. Campaneris KC 25 SB and Cardenal Los Angeles 20. Buzas and Fish Chicago 71 875 and Aguirre Detroit 92 818. McDowell Cleveland 137 strikeouts and Lolich Detroit 93. Also Aaron Milwaukee .340 and Mays San Francisco .335 in batting with Pinson Cincinnati 91 and Williams Chicago 89. Williams Chicago 26 doubles and Allen Philadelphia 19. Callison Philadelphia 10 triples and Clemente Pittsburgh 1. Mays San Francisco 22 and Stargell Pittsburgh 20.
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Nicklaus Remains Golf Money Leader
Jack Nicklaus extended his lead in golf prize money by adding $4,050 from the St. Paul Open, bringing his official earnings to $57,700 this season and $68,488 including unofficial events. The Palm Beach Gardens note confirms Nicklaus as the top money winner for the week.
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Baseball statistics summary from page 12
Stolen bases led by Wills of Los Angeles with 45 and Brock of St Louis with 30. Pitching decisions show Ellis of Cincinnati and Koufax of Los Angeles tied with 123 decisions and an .800 win rate. Koufax also leads strikeouts with 159, followed by Gibson of St Louis.
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Go Go Chicago Scorches for 17 Runs in Big Win
The Chicago White Sox roared to 17 runs on 19 hits led by three homers including a grand slam to upend Minnesota 17-4 and share the AL lead. Cleveland topped Boston 9-2 as both teams pull within a half game of Minnesota with Detroit 4-3 and the Yankees winning twice at Washington.
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Boston Stomped By Cleveland
Cleveland crushed Boston 9-2 to seize a share of first place in the American League. Red Sox star Carl Yastrzemski left with a severe thigh pull, Lenny Green remains out with a hand injury, and Chuck Schilling is uncertain with an ankle shin issue. Dennis Bennett faces Ralph Terry tonight as Mantilla shifts to center.
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