Frisch Leads at Squaw Creek in Women’s Hall Victory
Linda Frisch clinched her third straight C.R. Marion Women's Hall championship at Squaw Creek Thursday with a 72 final round two under par. Teammates and rival Linda, noted for breaking par, faced tough competition as others battled for spots. Ray Ashlock touted endurance while Mrs. Barta laughed off a missed putt and a playful kick from a friend.
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Charles Barta
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Ducky
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Toledo
Glass City
Heenan Sparks Cedar Rapids As He Delivers Big Night
John Heenan, a 20-year-old San Jose native, homered for three runs and played stellar defense as Cedar Rapids beat Clinton 3-2 at Memorial Stadium. Heenan also added a double and threw out a runner at home, aiding a Cardinals win that puts CR in sole possession of first in the North division’s second-half standings. Fred Warner allowed two earned runs in a win. The win ends CR’s two-game skid and sets up a three-game series with Wisconsin Rapids starting Saturday.
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Court Upset Defends Wimbledon Crown in 1969 Final
In a dramatic Wimbledon final, Margaret Court, defending champion, defeats Evonne Goolagong to claim the singles title for a record third time. The match, televised nationwide, solidifies Court’s legacy as the youngest to win the title three times with historic triumphs in 1903, 1965, and 1968.
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Australia
Court Edges Goolagong In Tight Classic For Wimbledon Style See
In front of 15 000 fans on Center Court Evonne Goolagong a Sydney teen battled Pat Court in a tense doubles display. Goolagong raced to a 240 lead before Court steadied with three straight games. The match swung on deuce rounds as Goolagong kept calm and claimed the first set. Court started the second strong but errors in the third game tipped the affair Evonne surged to a 21 lead sealing victory as the crowd roared. Stan Smith of Pasadena will back Australia’s John Newcombe Saturday for the men’s championship at 1130 am.
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Fuzak Top Pick For Big Ten Job
DETROIT an MSU faculty leader is the leading candidate to become Big Ten commissioner after the death of Bill Reed. A July 7 Chicago meeting will review candidates including Nevias Dake and Wilkinson with Fuzak favored by some insiders. Reed led the Big Ten from 1961 until his May death.
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Wimbledon Tenn Sunday Gts Sesebaerab Event Summary
See Hear TELEVISION listing provides partial terms for Wimbledon tennis on Saturday and Sunday with scattered names. The readable items reference Channa, Chicana BAM track, Coulee and Dewey in a fragmented schedule without clear matchups or outcomes.
Nulle Resigns Linn-Mar Post After Track Coach Career
Bill Nulle resigns as Linn-Mar track coach after five seasons with the Lions. He served since 1965, took a leave in 1969, and directed the annual Lion Relays. He will stay at Linn-Mar as a math teacher under Athletic Director Don Underwood.
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