Metreveli shocks Gonzales to stun Wimbledon field
At Wimbledon, 24 year old Soviet Alex Metreveli defeated Pancho Gonzales in straight sets to reach the third round, delivering one of the tournament’s biggest shocks. Lew Hoad fell to Bob Hewitt after double faults, as Metreveli’s steady defense and attack dominated the match in rain affected conditions. Ashe and other Americans advanced as the event began to resume after rain delays.
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Killebrew drives Twins past Orioles in 5 2 win
Harmon Killebrew connected as the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 to 2. The Associated Press notes several other MLB scores and standings including Chicago, Los Angeles, and St. Louis, with no single drastic shift but a mix of night games and upcoming schedules across the league. The report also mentions other sports topics and track results from various meet entries and athletes.
Pipers Sale Signals Move to Minneapolis Arena Future
Pittsburgh owner Gabe Rubin announced selling part of the Pipers to William J. Erickson and moving home games to the 15,000 seat Metropolitan Sports Center in Bloomington. The team will play in Minneapolis for the coming season, with Detroit area notes on skating lessons and public sessions at Civic Center Ice Arena.
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K C Delmar 8-5 Winner
Baltimore victory marked by Killebrew’s 420 foot homer and a late rally as Minnesota and New York split a rain delayed doubleheader. Yanks win first game 6 2 while Orioles fall 5-2, with notable hits from Jackson Monday and Robinson and strong relief from Aker.
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Sports brief notes a high scoring Friday baseball game at Cabell Field where K C Delmar rallied to a 7 5 win over Dunbar after a seven run burst in the first two innings. Astros beat Mets 7 2 with rallying support from Phillips and York. Cardinals and Cubs details follow with Brock homer keying St Louis offense.
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Speed Trip to Duel In Olympic Trials
Speedy contenders face a packed Los Angeles Coliseum program for the AAU Olympic trials with steeplechase, 100, 400, 1500 meter events and field events including pole vault and javelin. The meet will help select U S Olympians with automatic qualifiers and potential invitations up to forty per event.
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Archer Takes Cleveland Open Lead With 65 Round
George Archer shot a six under 65 to seize a one stroke lead at the Cleveland Open. The Californian tall, at Lakewood Country Club, carded six birdies and a 27 putts performance across the first two rounds to reach 135. He pressed Tommy Aaron at halfway and aims for another title after wins in Pensacola and New Orleans.
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Marmet Defeats Whitesville in Legion Baseball Thriller
Marmet dominates Whitesville 4 to 2 in Marmet to open Whitesville's 1968 Legion debut. Stover earned the win with six hits allowed, while White took the loss despite Marmet’s four hits including Mickey Toler’s first game back from a broken arm. Marmet improves to 4-3 and travels to Huntington for a doubleheader while Whitesville hosts Marmet Sunday.
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Two Stock Car Features Slated At Charleston Speedway
Two stock car feature races are scheduled for Charleston Speedway tonight. The 35 lapper, rained out last Saturday, will run in addition to a full program totaling over 100 laps. Promoter Bob Morris expects a large field from Beckley and Huntington areas to boost competition against local drivers. Time trials start at 7 and the first heat at 8:30.
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Golf interclub match ends in a tie at Hawks Nest and Sleepy Hollow
Hawks Nest and Sleepy Hollow golfers tied at 497 strokes in Kanawha Valley junior interclub action, with Kanawha at 499. The third of seven matches moved to Meadowbrook on July 3 as Kanawha leads Sleepy Hollow by two and a half strokes overall. Medalist honors went to Gunny Price of White Oak, with players from Meadowbrook and Sleepy Hollow also noted in the results.
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Brechler Named Cal Berkeley Athletic Director
Paul W. Brechler, former Iowa athletic director during football powerhouse days, was appointed athletic director at the University of California, Berkeley, on a Friday.
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