Gorman Beats Laver in Wimbledon Upset Run
Tom Gorman, battling a back injury, upset top seed Rod Laver 9-7 8-6 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Stan Smith advances by defeating Onny Parun while Cliff Richey meets Ken Rosewall in a separate quarterfinal. Billie Jean King advances in the women’s singles, with Evonne Goolagong to face Mrs. King in the semis.
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Wimbledon
England
Tom Gorman
Rod Laver
Gorman
U.S
Seattle
Laver
London
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Onny Parun
New Zealand
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Smith
Parun
Mrs. King
Souder Wins Motocross 100 CC At Rocky Point Raceway
James Souder won the 100 CC division at Rocky Point Raceway in Sandlick on Sunday. Second place went to Bill Downard with Sam Williams, Eddie DeHart, and Cliff McGlothlin close behind.
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Sam Williams
Rocky Point Raceway
Sandlick
Williams
James Souder
Bill Downard
Sam
Jose Moran
Normas Sigman
Danny Ellis
Richard Rouel
Jerry Craddock
Mike Shephard
Tony Mandeville
Roger McFarland
Thomas Stafford
Wally Lorenz
James Bays
Tri-State
Youth Movement In State Amateur Golf Event Draws Crowds
The West Virginia amateur golf tournament opens with 148 entrants led by a large youth contingent. Adults hold low handicaps while teens and preteens fill multiple age groups from 14 to 19, with Bill Campbell tops among plus two and eight players at scratch or one handicap.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Billy Lickert
Perry Sarver
Huntington
Jim Carman
Scott Depot
Beckley
Steve Fox
Will Frantz
Jon R. Striker
Quick
David McClung
Lewisburg
Jon Johnson
Charleston
J. G. Anderson
Winfield
Barry Fleming
Vienna
James W. Frush, Jr
Bridgeport
Bill Campbell
David Carter
Jack Eugene Forbes
Morgantown
Frank Giaquinto
Clarksburg
Frank Sexton
Milton
Barney Thompson
Barboursville
Jim Ward
Ken Bowen
South Charleston
Dudley Blizzard
Joe Feaganes
Henry McCoy
NCAA Changes Tourney Byes Based On 10-Year Records
NCAA committee to determine automatic tournament berths by team records over the past decade replacing the 10 year window. Davidson’s Dr. Tom Scott chairs the group meeting at Myrtle Beach to discuss NBC broadcasts and joint talks with the coaches association.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tom Scott
Davidson College
East
Scott
South Carolina
NBC Television
National Association of Basketball Coaches
May Plays Through Knee Pain For Reds Hit Leader
Cincinnati first baseman Lee May, 28, keeps contributing despite a painful knee. Through 63 games he has 18 homers and 43 RBIs with a .304 average, delivering several game winning hits while Reds trail in NL pennant race. May ignores All-Star talk, saying he plays to help the team as Cincinnati sits 16 games back.
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Cincinnati
Lee May
Reds
May
San Francisco
Willie McCovey
Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Dodgers edge Cubs 6 4 in Chicago for fourth straight win
Dodgers Will Crawford and Wes Parker drive in two runs each to lead Los Angeles past the Chicago Cubs 6-4. Al Downing improves to 9-4 as Chicago's Milt Pappas falls to 7-8, with a three run second inning fueling the Dodgers' victory. Crawford homers in the first and Pete Cannizzaro helps seal the game with late double plays.
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Chicago
Willie Crawford
Wes Parker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dodger
Dodgers
Milt Pappas
Parker
Tom Haller
al Downing
Jim Hickman
Cubs
Crawford
Bill Buckner
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Haller
Wills
Williams
Hickman
S—-O Downing
Downing
Mikkelsen
Brewer
Pappas
Ie Decker
Newman
Regen
Angels call up Rivers from Salt Lake City
The California Angels promoted left fielder Nicky Rivers from the Salt Lake City farm club and sent catcher Tomas Silverio back to the farm on Monday.
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Anaheim
Calif
Nicky Rivers
California Angels
Salt Lake City
Tomas Silverio
Angels
Yaz Continues to Lead AL All Star Balloting
New York AP report shows Carl Yastrzemski of the Red Sox leading AL outfield voting for the July 13 All Star game in Detroit with 596 468 votes. Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson follow. voting ends Wednesday and starters will be announced next week.
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NEW York
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Bowie Kuhn
Yastrzemski
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Rod Carew
Dave Johnson
Carew
Johnson
Rojas
Luis Aparicio
Boston
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Leo Cardenas
Jim Fregosi
California
Freddie Patek
Mark Belanger
Bobby Murcer
Amos Otis
al Kaline
Frank Howard
Washington
Reggie Jackson
Reggie Smith
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Bill Freenan
Thurman Munson
Eldred Hendricks
Paul Casanova
George Mitterwaic
Jaycees Sweep In Pony League Action
The Jaycees defeated the Legion 19-6 in Peewee League action and also beat Bluewell 4-3 while Brushfork topped Legion 11-4. In Pony League tonight the Legion faces Graham and Bluewell meets Iris to close play.
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Jaycees
Legion
Bluewell
Brushfork
Graham
Iris
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