U S Women Team Strength for Russ Decided Tonight
U S women’s track team strength is to be tested tonight at Hanford High School as finals of the National AAU championships decide the squad. The event caps a night of records and notable performances by young athletes including Lynda Bradshaw, Debie Thompson, Shirley Wilson, and Charlette Cook, with several teens challenging the status quo and promising strong showings against seasoned competitors.
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Hanford
Calif
Sam
Hanford High School
Lynda Bradshaw
Oakland
Maryland
Debbie Thompson
Australian stars back in fold for Davis Cup clash
Flo rence Waly AP reports Australia's top Davis Cup players Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle are reinstated after a challenge to Australian Lawn Tennis Association rules. American Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling welcome the chance to face Emerson and Stolle as the U S team eyes to defend the Cup in Cleveland September 24 26.
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Florence
Waly
Australia
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Down Under
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Frochting
United States
Emersot
Stolle
U.S
Sydney
Emerson
Wimbledon
Cleveland
Schollander Vows To Regain World Record At L A Meet
At the Los Angeles Invitational Schollander, 18, aims to reclaim the world 200 meter freestyle record after losing by five tenths to West Germany’s Wein who clocked 1 48.2. He previously beat Rosa in the 400 meter free, 4 16.9, on day one as Santa Clara’s club swam amid strong American mark efforts by De Varona and Souder.
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Ical
Lyada
Miss Thompson
Frederick
Shirley Wilson
Compton
Calif
Charlette Cook
Oakland Galelies
Los Angeles Meriurdles
Tammy Davis
Frederick i
Lavline Hamilton
Lou Lisiana
Los Angeles
UPI
Don Jchoblander
Murray ‘Rose
Australia
Whiz
Fians Wein
West Germany
Schallander
Rosa
Santa Clara
Rose
Talder
Bonna de Varona
Sharon Souder
Avecadia
U.S
Ancient St Andrews bows to Lema assault
Fred Corcoran lauds Lema after a five shot win over Jack Nicklaus, praising Anderson’s guidance and Lema’s strong Open strategy on tough links greens. The report notes Lema’s 278 total and three under par round sequence, with comparisons to Palmer and Snead.
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St. Andrews
Toree
Fred Corcoran
Loma
Jack Nicklaus
Ness
Tip
Hallo
Anderson
United States
Bobby Jones
Pene Yistidae
Roteig de Vicense Aepeat
Brace Devlin Inc
Chis Orme
Barger Miguel
Lema
Jett
Bebe
Ruth Tourney
Feon Capacrete
Raza Gata
Bae Tn Eco
Mae Hal
Cer Ea
Bill Rodgers
Meer Ae
Mr. Palmer
Jaen
Buiter
Ensi
Ensiz Firtchenan
Whigander
Mth
Len Treas
Murray
Arecs
Leeter
Wade Captures Grand National at Old Bridge Speedway
Spartanburg star Bill Wade the 1983 Rookie of the Year captured the Fireball 100 Grand National race for 4 100mile model cars at Old Bridge Speedway. He set a track record with a 1:23.48 lap, surpassing the late Glenn Fireball Roberts’s record, in the memorial event named for him.
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Old Bridge
Capi
Bill Wade
Spartanburg
S.C
Old Hiridge Speedway
F Teas
Wade
Glenn
Fireball” Roberts
Lorenzen In Slow-Down Crusade
CHARLOTTE AP Pred Larmizen joins a growing crusade for reduced speeds on major South Atlantic speedways. The 29 year old, a $119000 winner last year, was injured in a five car crash at Daytona Beach, while partner Glenn Roberts died earlier from burns. He says wind and close tracks make racing dangerous and urges action to slow speeds.
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Chanlotte
N.C
Pred Larmizen
South
Lorenzen
Daytona Beach
Fla
Glenn
Tireball) Roberts
Charlotte Speedway
Max Muhleman
Charlotte News
Hayward
Russell
Mike Gallego
Laker
Mimhurst
Eden
Dave Binkle
Charlotte
Fhienu Markel
Melo
Gallego
Carlson
Fatlard
All Star Teams Announced for Mt. Falen American League
The Mt Falen American League announces its All Star squads for both the little league and senior divisions. Little League stakes include Downtown Hayward and Union Champs with games tentatively set around July 23. Senior game details and site remain undecided with teams and venues in flux.
San Lorenzo Nines edge Golden Gate Merchants 4 2
San Lorenzo National Little American Life League action saw San Lorenzo Properties top Golden Gate Merchants 4 2 as Keith Papuli tossed two hit pitching through six innings and EBE Nines provided run support with hits from Jin Gaur and Pele Szisa in a tight game.
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Johnny Reeda
Village Properties
San Lorenzo
Golden Gate
Merchants
la Mike Davis
Mike Stoner
Jin Gaurjane
Pele Szisa Con Lenara
Hal Deed
Thelthe
Keith Papuli
Bast Ski
Village Properties Bay
Golden Gate Merchants
X Market
San Loreno
Eague
Larry Behavide
Ilagy
Pere
Jim Leslie
J. Sziza
Robinson, Johnson lead Reds over Phillies 5-1
Frank Robinson hit a two run homer and Deron Johnson added a homer and double to power Cincinnati to a 5-1 victory over the National League leading Philadelphia Phillies Friday night. Hy Robinseg and other lineup notes appear in the readable fragments with typical box detailing.
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Philadelphia
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Liheinate Philadi Rose
Ol Taylor
Karpee I
Rolas Et Fine
Callson
Robinson
Allen
Jerson
Cater
Cardenas
Sievers
Boros
Triandos
Smith
Amaro
Giriee
Cirelenall
Wis
Nene
Prilacetsnia
Lobe Cincinnati
Philedslenia
Johnson
Pinvon
Taylor
Aennsen Hy Robinseg
Bennett
Jecutk
Rosbutk
IMD
Sandy Koufax Dominates As Dodgers Defeat Astros
In Houston, Sandy Koufax earned his ninth straight win to become the first pitcher this season to reach Id wins, guiding the Los Angeles Dodgers past the Astros 4-4 on Friday night. The Dodgers jumped ahead and Koufax held Houston in check, supported by key hits and strong defense despite a chaotic scoring line.
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Houston
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gennes
Raymond
Les Ansys
Bateman
Keiko
Movsien
Los Argelas
Houston Sp
W. Olvis
Srasedara
Griffith
Wills
Rostiler Navy Ferranestt
Perranoski
Pex
Toi
Pittsburgh Pirates Defeat Braves Behind Friend Gem
Pittsburgh right-hander Bob Friend allowed six singles and drove in a run as the Pirates defeated Milwaukee 4 2 in a game noted for Friend's strong pitching. The narrative mocks several lines and garbled text but confirms Friend’s six-hit effort and Pirates' win over the Braves.
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Pittsburgh
Pittssburgh
Bob Friend
Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Betley
Femnoer
Thage
Lewis
Cheruby Gomer
Alsorran — Ray
Dusty Hakame
dAamie Hnee
Palenwork
Ronse
Ghatszarsakt
Son
Ogo Pasha
Severth
Duriongs
Ignane Ae
Furse
Eis Ree
Dixoy
Aia
Jenni
Jeuns
Bos Beltre
Fragma
Ares Honey
Espinose
Tim Worer
Ague
Eye
Brandan Enterprises Braves
Mits
Ken Budy
Giants
Toni
Allack
Cloningee
Ran Adadls
White
White Hugh
I WePherson
Dennis Beaty
Larry ‘Johnson
Braves
Little Elev trie tops Spolf Miedrie 4-3 in league clash
Ray Silva struck out 14 and allowed three hits in a strong pitching showing for Little Elev trie. A late miscue by Bailey, the Spolf Miedrie pitcher, in the bottom of the sixth enabled the comeback and the 4 3 victory in the Hay oward West National Life League.
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Ray Silva
Las!ing
Bailey
Little Elevtrie
Spolf Miedrie
Hayoward West
National Life League
Seal
Ois
Ana Wecoee
Eiecmvie “Lite Electric
Olmedo Rally Beats Giammaria in Langwood Club Match
Alex Olmedo trailed by near defeat in the second set but rallied Friday to upset Sammy Giammalia of Houston in the first round of the $10,000 Hanmis journey at Langwood Cricket Club in Brookline Mass.
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Brookline
Mass. Rah
Alex Olmedo
Sammy, Giammalya
Houston
Hannis Vourney
Langwood A
Cardinals Stop Mets 3 1 Behind Gibson Rally
In New York, Bob Gibson shutout the Mets after nine, as Wally Shannon drove in two runs to back a 3-1 Cardinals victory Friday night. Gibson allowed two hits through eight, then retired the first two in the ninth before a late threat by New York.
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New York
Apin
St Louis
Bob Gibson
Wally
Shannon
Cardinals
New
Terrell Aims at Clay Title Bout After Foster KO
Chicago heavyweight Ernie Terrell moved toward a title bout with Cassius Clay after stopping Bob Foster of Washington, D.C. in 58 seconds of the seventh round at Madison Square Garden. Terrell called for tough opposition, saying a fighter must keep in tune and push for the best, even if it means continuing the fight. The win marked his 11th straight victory.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Bob Foster
Washington, D.C
Madison Square Garlade
Giant
Clark Wins Grand Prix in a British Racing Showdown
Clark of Scotland led the 212 mile Grand Prix in a dramatic late surge at the London circuit, finishing just seconds ahead of Graham Hill. The event featured top drivers including Lorick and Joey Glarder, with post race talks on potential deals and defense matchups for upcoming seasons.
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Jim Felt Lorick
Clark
Scotland
Joey Glarder
Raiders
New York
Offer
Wills
Graham Hill
Jose Torres
England
Colstle
Arnold Giovanetti
Venturi Leads Wykagyl Golf Field Amid Protest at 105 Open
In New Rochelle the Wykagyl round robin golf event saw Venturi hold a commanding lead heading into the fourth round of a 46-man field. Contenders Hawkins Bolt Barber Littler Marr trailed, while post-round controversy arose over 20-foot conceded putts on a par three. Officials noted no rule violation. pin placement was later questioned by officials and a marker was moved before a greenskeeper completed the hole.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Charles
William
Dwyer Andiap
Ady Wall
Aqueduct
Dudley
Oakland Raiders
Baltimore Colts
Arizona’ State
Tony Korick
Foss
New Rochelle
N.Y
Ken Yen
Tuel
Fred Hawkins
Tommy Bolt
Miller Barber
Hawkins
Venturi
Bolt
Tommy Jacobs
George Bayer
Jimmy Demaret
Ken
Barber
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Bob Rosburg
Walter Peek Jr
U.S. Golf Association
Peek
Terrell
Julie
Bell
Isaacson
Cassing
Jay
Sonny Liston
Floydson
Patterson
Saints
Tiwin
Ernie
Ositer
Evening Fair Race Results From Yesterday Card
A fragmentary race card lists multiple events with times and horse names. Notable entries include KING OF HEARTS and BRAVE HANOVER in earlier races, plus GALT BLUE and SULLARIBA in later heats. The text also references prime distances such as 350 yards and 1 mile with various jockeys and purses.
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Pact
Clinetna
Purta
Smarpy Tass
Kinnevee
King OF Hearts
Sbeles
Brave Hanover
Zanamilé Waoacrabenes
High Winds Halt Race In Turbulent Close Traffic
Spectators recall the near miss as Lorengen notes wind gusts and a second turn trigger. Roberts suffers fatal injuries while discussions over safety and speed cuts continue. Names like Dave Sherer and Marvin Panch surface in the fragmented report amid racing chatter.
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Lorengen
Charlotte
Nevin Tae
Sin Thomasen
Bruce Career
Robert
Jatinson Idjvey
Verxeesi
Dave Reeve
Marvin
Mexico Makes First Prepaid Olympic Contribution
Mexico became the first country to pay its entire Olympic contribution four years in advance. General Jose de Clark handed a $200,000 check to International Olympic Committee official Chancellor-Gley Mayer in Lausanne Switzerland, confirming the payment.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
UPI
Mexico
Jose de Clark
International Olympic Committee
Gley Mayer
Yesterday's Big League Heroes
Hating Jesus Alou and the Giants slugged a homer and nine singles to spark a 103 victory over the Cubs in theNational League for a rare six for six performance. Jack Kralek of the Indians held the Orioles to six hits as Cleveland snapped a five game skid with a 6-0 win.
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Jesus Alou
Giants
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Jack Kraliek
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland i
Breaststroke record falls at Palmetto Open championships
Alice Driscoll of Lakeside swims 110 yard breaststroke in 1 minute 22.2 seconds to set an American record at the Palmetto Open AAU championships in Columbia South Carolina defeating the former mark of 1:22.4.
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Columber
S.C
Alice Driscoll
Lakeside Swit Chide
Louisville
Miss Driscoll
M. J Hargeeaves
K. Ki Suium Club
California
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