Gonzales Leads Americans Into Fourth Round At Wimbledon
Pancho Gonzales aged 41 defeated Tom Edlefsen 6-4 6-3 6-2 to reach the round of 16. Dennis Ralston beat Earl Buchholz 6-4 6-2 7-5, joining Clark Graebner Stan Smith and other U.S. players as Billie Jean King and Nancy Richey also advanced.
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England
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Tom Edlefsen
Berkeley
Calif
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Earl “Butch” Buchholz
St. Louis
U.S
Clark Graebner
Stan Smith
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Texas
Mrs. King
Marianna Brummer
South Africa
Miss Richey
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Lutz Edge Rosewall In Crowd Disrupted Wimbledon Match
At Wimbledon on No 3 court Bob Lutz defeated Ken Rosewall 8-7 7-9 6-3 6-2 as 30,000 fans crowded gates and cheered for Graham Stilwell against Arthur Ashe. Rosewall said crowd noise affected concentration while Pancho Gonzales' victory over Charlie Pasarell drew record press coverage. Seeded Rosewall, fourth, was upset as Hewitt and Moore were eliminated earlier.
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Wimbledon
England
Ken Rosewall
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Rosewall
Graham Stilwell
Arthur Ashe
Lutz
All- England
Pancho Gonzales
Charlie Pasarell
Bob Hewitt
Ray Moore
South Africa
Dows Dairy blank Eagles in Ellis youth play 9-0
Nordstrom Oil and Smulekott’s 1. Gordon Nordgren singled three times and Mark Maloney added two as Dows Dairy shut out Eagles 9-0 in 10-11 year old action at Ellis Park. Kevin Swanson and Steve Oustin led Eagles with two hits apiece.
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Gordon Nordgren
Mark Maloney
Dows Dairy
Eagles
Ellis Park
Kevin Swanson
Steve Oustin
C.R. Transfer
Highway Equipment
Ellis
Rick DeCoster
Greg Zipperer
Dave Sebetka
Rob Picher
Rick Burgess
Jerry Mottet
Highway
Softball results and rainouts from Noelridge and area games
Baseball and softball scores show Russo’s 4 in a win over Eagles and Nesper Indians 4 over Eastside Maidrite. Cedar Memorial 1 beats Beckman 0 with Kramer and Moore. Slo pitch results include Millers Auto 8 over Klinger Paint 3 and Quaker Oats 6 over Penick Ford 1. Several games were rained out.
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Noelridge & & S Electric
Cedar Memorial
Beckman
Kramer
Daugherty
Moore
Jones Millers Auto
Aaron and Miller
Houser and Rosen- Quaker Oats
Penick & Ford
Wiess and Johnson
Lannom and Weaver
Bever Wins Swim Over Noelridge in City Meet
Bever Park extended its season record to 20 wins with a 673 to 374 victory over Noelridge in city recreational swim action. The meet featured numerous event winners across boys and girls divisions, including standout performances in 25 free, 50 back, and 200 medley relays, with Beverly swimmers topping Noelridge in key events and earning team points.
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Wright
Nancy Ginsbers
Stacey Whiteaker
Tere
Aieme
Gary
Curti Madde
Jim W
Sy Sort
Williams
Enry
Teter
Jerry Henry
Mark Ginshers
Rick See
Ere Mesa
Kazimour
Cindy McCoo
Julie Baty
Amy Williams
F Miller
Miller
Amn Williams
Carat A
Linda Hukill
Carol Brown
Brad Henry
Brian Mykleby
Ian Taylor
Steve Best
Kip Brees
Taylor
Brian Yntopy
Her
Ms Brees
Brad
Mary
Chris Wilson
V. Jett Mykleby
Kurt M. Moehlmann
John Ikorn
Re Wilson
Dana Henry
Betsy Wilson
Ruth Levine
McPartland
fRuth Uiving
Margeespemen
Mickey
Ellis Park Tops Jones Park in Dual Swim Meet
Ellis Park defeated Jones Park 458 to 391 in a Friday dual swim meet. Event results feature multiple ages and strokes with top times from Chris English, Carol Owens, Jim Wicks, Mike Tackaberry, Barb Kuenzi, Kiouda, Pat Daniels, Glen Prochaska, and Darold Groat among others, highlighting a broad set of swimmers across 9-16 age groups.
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Jones Park
Sunder Boys
Chris English
Chris Sager
Sunder
Owens
Carol Owens
J D Dutten
Richmond
Tackaberry
Jim N Wicks
I Duirielt
Jim Wicks
Kreici
Witting
Dolfield
June Benzelton
Anni Miller
Tracy Krumbholz
Brazelton
Stepanek
Pradiska
Bruce
Bob Knake
Mike Tackaberry
Jim Albert
Mike Miller
Albert
Miller
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Jackson
Caster
Barb Kuenzi
Jackie Jackson
Denise Kreici
Okones
Yuva
Fox
McIntyre
Wullenwaber
John Bagley
Alenwaber
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Glen
Wemeawener
Sapley
Biede Man
ioud _ Kiouda
Hause
Kiouda
Patty "Daniels
Rene Ae
Lynn Stone
Biederman
Klouds
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Groat
Bell
Hood
Tim Hood
Jim Bells
Glen Prochaska
Darold Groat
Graham
Prochaska
Hootman
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Strasburger
Finnegan
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Becky Keown
Beck
Ad Kime
Fgan
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Wilson leads Women's Open after opening round
Peggy Wilson, 34, of Florida, shoots a two under par 71 at Scenic Hills to hold a one stroke lead over Shirley Englehorn entering Friday’s second round of the $30,000 Women's Open in Pensacola. She credits hot putter and a bottle of Gatorade for heat in 92 degrees.
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Pensacola
Fla
Peggy Wilson
Florida
U. of Texas Physical Education
Shirley Englehorn
Peggy
Scenic Hills Country Club
West To Run East To Pass in All-America Game Showdown
In the Coaches All-America football game, the West plans to run with backs like Mercury Morris and Ron Sayers, while the East relies on a powerful passing attack led by Marty Domres and Jim Seymour. Key captains include Bobby Douglass and Edd Hargett for the West, George Kunz and Mark Stewart for the East, with 7:30 p.m. kickoff and ABC-TV coverage.
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Mercury Morris
Ron Sayers
Bill Enyart
Paul
Gipson
Morris
West Texas State
Sayers
Nebraska
University At Omaha
Chicago Bears
Gayle Sayers
Enyart
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Joe Paterno
Michigan
Ron Johnson
Purdue
Leroy Keyes
Paterno
Marty Domres
Columbia
Jim Seymour
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Buster O’brien
Richmond
Chip Glass
Florida State
Dan Eckstein
Presbyterian
Bobby Douglass
Kansas
Edd Hargett
Texas A&m
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
Jim Lawrence
Southern Cal
Ron Pritchard
Arizona State
George Kunz
Mark Stewart
Georgia
Benton Community blanked Prairie 9-0 in six inning game
Benton Community defeated Prairie 9-0 in a game shortened to six innings due to darkness. Dan Streitner sparked a 4-0 Benton surge with a three run double while Don Moeller and Doug Wessling each had three hits. Prairie managed four hits led by Rod Steichen Jon Brase and Randy Filling with doubles.
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Prairie
Dan Streitner
Don Moeller
Doug Wessling
Rod Steichen
Jon Brase
Randy
Ohde
Prs
Tf Onde
Boies
Waychoff
Fetter
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Danny Cater
Athletics
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Pat Kelly
Royals
Dick Schofield
Reggie Smith
Boston
Cleveland
Vicente Romo
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Rich Reese
John Roseboro
Minnesota
Angels
Oliva
Reese
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Boys Jr. Golf Play Halted by Rain in Iowa Tourney
Heavy rains stopped third round action in the Iowa Junior Boys Golf tournament at Ames. No matches were completed and play is to resume Friday morning from the shelter point at 11 30 a.m. All golfers return to the course from the paused area.
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Ames
Iowa
Minor Facets Syracuse 3 Toledo 2 Columbus 2 1
In a mixed set of sports notes the Syracuse and Toledo results show a 3 to 2 finish noted. Columbus recorded an 8 to Jerannen 2 in another brief line, with rain affecting the Montgomery to Asheville game scheduled near Charlotte.
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Southern League
Columbus
Jerannen
Tgomeryingham
Asheville
Charlotte
Suspended Games Rule Change Approved by NL Clubs
National League clubs voted to treat the second half of doubleheaders halted for darkness as suspended games. Effective Thursday, the ruling requires such games to be resumed from suspension and completed before the next single game at the same park. Warren Giles pushed the change after noting issues at Wrigley Field.
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Cincinnati
Warren Giles
Giles
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Yankees rout Tigers as Stottlemyre tosses three hitter
In Detroit, Mel Stottlemyre earned his 10th win and a complete game shutout against the Tigers, 6-0, in scorching heat at Tiger Stadium. Joe Pepitone drove in three with a three-run double as New York built a five-run second inning and never looked back, while Baltimore chased by idle games in the East.
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Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Tigers
Baltimore
Orioles
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Joe Pepitone
New York
Pye
Ralph Houk
Pilots
Chicago
Jerry McNertney
RBI
Tommy Davis
Thursday Boxscores Spe Ores Cregeeee
Box scores show multiple errors and garbled line items with team abbreviations. See fragmented entries for San Francisco, Kansas, Oakland, New York. Players listed include Bonds and Kelly with homer totals and incomplete pitching lines.
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Bolin
San Francisco
Bonds
Lin
Pipers Sign Ex-St. Peter's Guard Harry Laurie
Jersey City AP reports former St. Peter's standout Harry Laurie 6 foot 1 guard signed a contract with the Minnesota Pipers of the American Association for the coming season after a Pistons tryout last year. Laurie is 6 feet 1 inch tall.
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Jersey City
N. J
Harry Laurie
St. Peter's
Detroit Pistons
Minnesota Pipers
Fight Results Narrow Points In New York And Shizuoka
New York: James J Weeds of New York outpointed opponent Roosevelt by 23 percent for a decision. Shizuoka: Gos Alarde of Philippines outpointed Benkei Fuhik Wr of Japan by 154 rounds for a clear win.
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New York
James J Weeds
Rooseve
Shizuoka
Japan
Gos Alarde
Philippines
Benkei Fuhik Wr
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