Williams Leads Charleston Open Tennis Despite Rocky Start
Defending state closed champion John Williams, facing softer Charleston Tennis Club courts, edged into the next round after a 6-4 6-1 win over Charlie Warner. Top seeds Parsons Gordon Thompson Kellmeyer Bias Haynes O'Brien also advanced as Williams eyes a third consecutive title.
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Frazier Wins Fight On TKO in Seventh
Joe Frazier defended his world heavyweight title with a seventh round technical knockout over Jerry Quarry in New York. Referee Arthur Mercante stopped the bout after Quarry admitted he could not see from his right eye. Frazier dominated early and wore down Quarry who showed stubborn heart but faded after a blistering two fisted attack.
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Frazier Defeats Quarry For 24th Straight Knockout
In a roaring New York bout Frazier stopped Quarry in the seventh round to extend his record to 24 straight wins and 21st knockout. The crowd of 16,570 paid a gate of about $502,518 as Frazier dominated with rapid jabs and sharp uppercuts while Quarry fought through a severe eye injury.
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Reds blank Giants as Merritt fires two-hitter
Jim Merritt pitched a two hitter and drove in a three run homer as the Cincinnati Reds blanked the San Francisco Giants 5 to 0. Tony Perez belted the three run shot in the second inning to cap a four run Cincinnati uprising.
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Cardinals Struggle After Big 1960s Run
The St. Louis Cardinals, two-time defending NL pennant contenders, slump to fourth in the league as they fail to reach .500 this season. A three-game winning streak is their longest, and a four-game series loss to the Mets highlights a troubling slide. Injuries, especially to Vada Pinson, crippled the lineup after he joined from Cincinnati to replace Roger Maris in right field.
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Cardinals trade flurry reshapes roster leading in centerfielders
The Cardinals’ busy off season trades left them with a four man centerfield line led by Curt Flood Pinson Vic Davalillo and Boots Day. They shed stars like Cepeda and Tolan for pitchers and catchers. The result is a stretched roster that now tops the league in centerfielders. Two years earlier the pennant team used 27 players versus the Mets’ 54.
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Mudcat Promises Spirit as Cards Eye Finish
Mudcat Grant says the St. Louis Cardinals have the talent and professional drive to finish strong. He notes bullpen gaps and mixed pitching, with Gibson and Carlton excelling but not at last year’s pace. Julian Javier defends the club’s fighting spirit despite Cepeda trade doubts.
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Key to the Puzzle Is Hot Louw Brock in Cardinals Center
Cardinals star Brock heats up as the team eyes a stretch against Mets and Cubs with 17 of 21 games vs New York and Chicago. Brock's baserunning and power, paired with Gibson, are seen as the key to turning their season. Torre notes Brock can do anything, and the lineup must rise with him as timing and confidence rebound.
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Moss Family Welcomes Newborn Girl at St Marys Hospital
The Perry Moss household gains a daughter born Sunday at St Marys Hospital weighing eight pounds one ounce. Jeannette McGinn, widow of a Marshall University coach, resides in Nitro with a two-year-old son named Les.
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