McKinley Heads U S Survivors at Wimbledon
Wimbledon results show defending champion Chuck McKinley winning in straight sets on opening day. Dennis Ralston and Frank Froehling, both top U.S. players, lose as American hopes stumble in early rounds alongside other Round 1 matches.
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Dennis Halston
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U.S
McKinley
San Antonio
Australia
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Forest Hills
Ralston
Tony Pickard
Bakersfield
Calif
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Greece
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Stanley Matthews Jr
Britain
Cliff Richey
Dallas
U. S
Andrew Licis
Ron Holmber
Brooklyn
Mustapha Belkjodja
Tunisia
Hugh Stewart
South Pasadena
Ray Senkowski
Detroit
Senkowski
Frohhling
Ray Emerson
Don Dell
Bethesda
Tomas Lotus
Russia
Emerson
Allan Fox
Los Angeles
Abe Segal
Clark Grardner
Cleveland
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Mexico
Larry Nagley
North Hollywood
McKintey
Fickard
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Trey Ryan
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Ronald Bares
Brazil
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Tigteated
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Sankowski
Fatess
Nabe Segal
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Iar
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Bunning Hopes For Perfect Game Moment In Stride
Jim Bunning spoke after a 6-0 Phillies win over the Mets in Philadelphia about his near perfect game bid. The Kentucky right-hander, who has pitched professionally since 1950, said the feat may not change him and noted the moment as a milestone in his long career.
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N. J
Bunning
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New York Mets
Philadelphia
Steida
Charley Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Htis
Tye
Mary
Barbara
Shea Stadium
Jim
Carrollton
Southgate
Sort Thomas
Cincinnati
Wealthy Eddie Arcaro and fallen star Earl Sande profile
A.L. Hardman surveys Eddie Arcaro as one of America's wealthiest little men and contrasts him with Earl Sande, once a top jockey now reportedly broke and living above a New York restaurant. The notes cover Sande’s eviction risk, Arcaro’s radio and TV pursuits, and lingering industry fame. The piece also mentions Indian doubleheaders, Penn State’s football drum beat, and Bunning’s no hitter along with early career earnings.
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Eddie Arcaro
Carl Sullivan
Civic Center
Baing
Kentucky
Eddie
Earl Sande
Sandy
Nino's
New York
Bill Mannilla
Callison Sparkles For Sizzling Phill in Mets lead chase
The Phillies star Callison boosted the club’s early season push as Philadelphia slipped to a four-point loss over the Mets. Oliva led AL rookies with a strong showing, while Mays, Clemente, and Killebrew paced NL hitters in a week of mixed results and shifting standings.
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NEW York
Ron Hunt
Mets
Johnny Callison
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Jim
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Bunning
De-l
Jim Troit
Ed Rorbuck
Callison
Phils
Newblude Sunting
York Mets
Mickey Mantle
T York Yankees
Chuck Hinrumer
San Francisco
Washington
Ite
Dick Callison
Stuart
Boston
Nationals
Mays
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Giants and Cards Lead National All Star Ballot
National League starters announced for the July 7 game at Shea Stadium with Mays Williams leading two players each for the Giants and Cardinals. Cepeda, Groat, Boyer, and Torre among top vote-getters as White and Santo fail to repeat in a tight race.
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NEW York
Ron Huot
Willie Mays
Mets
Roberto
San Francisco
Shea Stadium
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York
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Giants
Briliant
Maury
Wills
Dodgers
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Jando Cepeda
Gil Mays
Gimes
Ford Frick
Phay
Loting
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Henry Daven
Ghrt
Aaron
White
Javier
Ed Bailey
Braves
Tommy Davis
Groat
Isiener
Ihea
Williams
Walt Alston
Bouton Oro
Algo
York Mets
Whisky Ad Blends Canadian Content for Market
A muddled OCR fragment suggests a whisky blend marketed by Canadian whisky producers. It mentions imports by a Detroit firm and references blended Canadian whisky. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or a full company title.
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