Start Em Young: Hamtramck Coach Builds National Tennis Stars
Jean Hoxie, 63, leads Hamtramck Elementary and High School tennis programs with husband Jerry coaching form and records. Since Pulaski School birth, 460 boys under her care have chased walls for stamina and the tougher competition to push players toward national titles. Elaine Lewicki’s rise as a national champion sparked girls' ties. Hoxie emphasizes developing talent over winning, and promotes Hamtramck pride over Detroit.
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Angels and Senators Shuffle In Busy MLB Card
An action filled game slate saw the Tigers edge the Angels as Kaline lashed three homers in nine at bats, while Washington edged Baltimore in 10th via Jim King on Stu Miller’s first pitch. Paul Politte left early, Cedar Rapids hung in, and the Cardinals prepared for a Dubuque opener after river flood delays.
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Prairie Nips Central City in seventh inning rally
Cedar Rapids Prairie overcame a 4-4 tie with four seventh inning hits to beat Central City 6-4. Ron Rohlena opened with a double, Mick Jamesson walked, and Mike Tedrow delivered a key two-base hit to tie the game. Jim Voigt drove in the go ahead run with a double, followed by Steve Selzer adding the final run with a base hit.
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Gazette Want Ads See Surge in Use by Public
More residents turn to Gazette want ads as the newspaper reports a rising number of placements and inquiries. Advertisers and job seekers fill columns across categories, reflecting growing interest and reliance on classifieds for opportunities.
Baseball Roundup National League Night Action
Willie 41 RBI and 324 season average highlighted National League play as Ernie Banks homered to lift the Cubs 4-2 over Milwaukee. Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 7-3, Pittsburgh 11-3 over Houston, and St. Louis 6-4 over Cincinnati. Mays fueled the Giants with a first inning homer and Banks added a seventh inning blast for Chicago. Joe Torre's three‑run shot paced Philadelphia past L A as Kekich debuted poorly. Key pitching included Chris Short ending a five‑game skid for Philadelphia and Vern Law stifling Houston as Pittsburgh won big. Cardinals scored five late runs to beat Cincinnati as Simmons and Stallard preserved the lead.
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Palmer and Clevelanders win pro-am in Cleveland Open prep
Arsoid Palmer joined Cleveland players Wednesday to win the pro-am of the $135,000 Cleveland Open. Palmer managed one over par despite a lingering cold, while Claude Blair James Stanton and Pete Hlinka offered strong support for a best ball total of 57 14 under par. A Don-led foursome trailed, unable to catch the leaders.
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Unclear OCR Sports Roundup Starts Thursday
Fragmentary lines show a sports note mentioning scores around 36 38 and a 147 set count, with an event starting Thursday in the first round at a field or arena. Details such as names, exact event, and location are not readable.
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Williamsburg Tops Norway with 13 3 Baseball Victory
Williamsburg routed Norway 13 to 3 in a non league baseball game. Key players included Boddicker Lee Shelby Reifert and Beilstein contributing on offense and defense.
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