Buchholz Collapses On Court At Wimbledon
Earl Buchholz faltered on the grass while near a notable victory, collapsing of cramps and an ankle injury, losing to Neale Fraser by default. Barry MacKay also fell to Nicola Pietrangeli in four sets as U.S. hopes faded with no men left in the tournament.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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Australia
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Dayton
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Roy Emerson
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Mexico
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Christine Truman
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Vera Puzejova
Czechoslovakia
Hornsby and Williams Unique Leaders in Two Seasons
Boston AP reports Rogers Hornsby and Ted Williams are the only major leaguers to lead their leagues in batting runs batted in and home runs in two separate seasons.
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Boston
Rogers Hornsby
Ted Williams
Hillsdale retire to stud after stellar racing career
Detroits Hillsdale the versatile champ will be sent to a Kentucky stud farm after earning over 650000 in a brief but storied racing run. Owner CW Smith said the five year old bay will retire within a week to stand at stud, ending a season that featured three 100000 stakes wins including the Santa Anita Maturity the Californian and the Hollywood Cup.
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Sportsman
Kentucky
California
Santa Anita
WVU 1961 62 Football Schedules Highlight Army, Vanderbilt
WVU will play Army at West Point in 1961 marking a first meeting in years and adds Vanderbilt in Nashville for 1962. Indiana Penn State and Virginia Tech join Morgantown slate with Virginia Tech at home and an Indiana game as a Big Ten debut at Morgantown. Former jockey Johnny Adams is now a thoroughbred trainer.
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Americans Still Act Friendly Says Ingo
Hillsboro Beach Florida AP Ingemar Johansson said his loss to Floyd Patterson has not changed how Americans treat him. He noted people greet him warmly on the street and offer encouragement during a five day stay at the home of Gustav Von Reis a Swedish industrialist after the New York bout on June 20.
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Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio
NBA
Derks
Fullmer
West Jordan
Basilio
Ogden
Miles
Chittenango
N.Y
San Francisco
Hillsboro Beach
Fla
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Floyd Patterson
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Johansson
Patterson
New York
Gustav von Reis
Hall of Famers to be chosen annually for veterans group
The National Baseball Hall of Fame veteran’s division will select candidates each year instead of every two years. The decision was made at a Cooperstown meeting led by Hall of Fame Secretary Paul Kerr.
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N.Y
National Baseball Hall of Fame
Veteran's Committee
Hall of Fame
Paul Kerr
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