McKinley Tops Drysdale to Open Wimbledon Play
McKinley, the 22 year old from St. Louis, defeated Drysdale in straight sets 6 3 6 3 8 6 on day one of the 77th Wimbledon Championships as rain and wind affected play. An American crowd cheered as the top court hosted 20 U S players in the men singles opening round.
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Controversy on ASA Rules Touches Softball and Charities
The piece argues ASA sanctions should bar teams from unsanctioned tournaments and urges district commissioner Jim Bossie to enforce rules to protect leagues. It notes charity tournaments and outside participation, praises the Charleston Church League event, and cites other sports results and a memorial for Chuck Roberts.
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Eleanor Boosts Record in Week Baseball Wins
Eleanor pushes its season mark to 18-1 after scoring wins over Spring Hill and Poca in the Lower K Kanawha Valley League. Friday’s Nitro matchup against Rocky Fork is set with leaders Delebert Jiiden and Dean Allen each collecting two hits.
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Elk Merchants and Westmoreland lead in Elk-Kanawha softball
In the Elk-Kanawha Softball League Elk Merchants and Westmoreland top the standings after two wins in the second half. Schedule resumes Monday with several key matchups including Elk Merchants vs Home Mortgage and Martin & Tabor vs Hecks. Fire leads and pitching notes mention Price with Elk Merchants and Young with Martin & Tabor. The article also notes upcoming all star selection duties and a Putnam County Little League all star game in Hurricane.
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Cleveland Signs iStrikeout Whiz in Bonus Deal
Pulaski New York AP Richard Robarge, a high school standout who fanned 144 batters in 54 innings, signed a bonus contract with the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday. Terms were not disclosed.
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Father-Son Tennis Event Moves to Friday Start
The West Virginia State Closed Father-Son Tennis Tournament starts Friday at Berry Hills Country Club, with matches on Saturday and possibly Sunday. Sanctioned by USLTA, participants must show a USLTA registration card. top seeds are John Santreck Jr. and John Santreck Sr. and Fred Kellmeyer with son Freddy.
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Beatty Runs Mile in 3 56 at Toronto Relays
American runner Beatty of Los Angeles clocked 3 minutes 56 seconds point five in the mile at the Toronto Relays, the fastest ever by an American but finished half a second behind Peter Snell of New Zealand, who held the world record, as Jim Grelle also posted his best career mark for the Los Angeles Track Club.
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Clay Taken Six In Traffic Fix In Kentucky
Ed King former Mor ris Harvey College coach underwent a Tuesday operation at Roosevelt Hospital New York for an intestinal obstruction described as a complete success He will stay two weeks in the city hospital He is associated with United Fuel Gas Co in Charleston Kentucky Cassius Clay the heavyweight boxer faced traffic convictions from Florida boosting his point rating to 12 leading to a six month license suspension under Kentucky rules The piece notes his legal trouble and uses boxing metaphors to frame the situation
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Recent Games
National League results include Los Angeles defeating Cincinnati 4 1 and St Louis beating San Francisco 5 4. Chicago lost to New York 4 1 while Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 5 4. Standings show Los Angeles leading with 2 4, Chicago at 4 2 2, and Milwaukee at 3 5 7 5.
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Koufax Tops O'Toole In Dodgers 4-1 Win
Sandy Koufax outpitched Jim O'Toole to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 4-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Jim Gilliam delivered the go ahead double in the eighth after Maury Wills singled, driving in the decisive runs. Ron Fairly added a ninth inning homer for insurance as Koufax earned his 12th win of the season.
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Cards Regain First Place With Ninth Inning Eruption
St Louis Cardinals move back to NL lead by 6-5 win over the San Francisco Giants as Orlando Cepeda makes a late error allowing the tying and winning runs. Tim McCarver, Red Schoendienst and Cepeda feature in the decisive ninth inning miscue that shifts the standings with the Dodgers and Giants in close pursuit.
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Eastern League Tuesday Results and Schedule Card
Charleston 5 6 Springfield Elmira 6 York 4 Binghamton 7 Reading 3 Springfield 6 Charleston Elmira 6 2 York 1 1 Binghamton 6 Reading 0 Charleston .39 28 .58 Elmira 35 SL .520 OK Springfield . 381 30 508 5 York . BO 32 484 GY Reading .80 35 402 % Binghamton . 28 37 431 10 Today's Schedule Charleston at Springfield Elmira at York Reading at Binghamton
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Milwaukee Braves Roll Over Colts Behind Cloninger Four-Hitter
Milwaukee plate a 4-0 win over Houston as Tony Cloninger fires a four-hitter to halt Houston's 10 game slide. LeJohnson hits for Milwaukee and Maye adds a homer in the victory. Jackson dominates Mets with four hits as Cubs win 4-1 and improve against New York to 5-0 in two seasons.
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Demeter's homer lifts Phillies in 10th to beat Pirates
Demeter belted a leadoff home run in the 10th inning lifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday night at Mahaffey Park. Haddix started for Pittsburgh, Klippstein earned the win for Philadelphia, with Schofield hitting his 2nd homer for Pittsburgh.
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