United States Takes 3-2 Lead in Wightman Cup
In Wimbledon the U S edged Britain 3-2 as Dariene Hard of Montclair Calif won in straight sets over Ann Traydon after Christine Truman defeated Karen Hintze. Truman, 20, and Hard helped the United States gain the early advantage in the 1960s Wightman Cup series.
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England
UPI
Christine “Truman
Britain
United States
Karen Hintze
San Diego
Calif
Dariene Hard
Montello Calif
America
Ann Traydon
Joxfay
Fight Results by associate in Brookline and elsewhere
Boston area associate Tress BOSTON-Pitt Peniler outpointed Sug ay Ray Robison of New York in a 13 round middleweight bout in Brookline Massachusetts. Eder Mofre of Brazil knocked out Ernesto Miranda of Axen tina in 3 rounds to retain the South American bantamweight title. Terry Flores of the Philippines and Jessie Stein of Guam fought to a draw in Guam in a 10 round encounter.
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Brookline
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Ray Robison
New York
Pansley
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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Ernesto Miranda
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Guam
Terry Flores
Philippines
Jessie Stein
Drew
Pirates Trade For Wilmer Mizell In Sharp St Louis Link
The Pittsburgh Pirates agreed to transfer pitcher Ed Bata to the St Louis Cardinals as part of a trade that brings Wilmer Mizell from St Louis. Bata, currently with Columbus of the American Association, is a relief specialist who logged a 1.93 earned run average over 19 innings with Columbus.
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UPI
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St. Louis Cardinals
Wilmer Mizell
St. Louis
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Columbus
50 000 Bonus Baby Signs with Yankees
New York UPI reports Jerry Vein a 17 year old right hand pitcher from St Libory Illinois nicknamed the best pitching prospect in the midwest signed a bonus contract with the New York Yankees Friday for about 50 000 dollars.
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Palmer Holds Slim Lead in Oklahoma City Open
Palmer, defending champion from Ligonier Pennsylvania, led the Oklahoma City Open by one stroke after 36 holes with an eight under par 134. Gene Littler, Johnny Pott, Gardner Dickinson Jr., and Bobby Goetz hunted close as a host of contenders vied for the $30,000 title in the third round.
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Gardner Dickinson Jr
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Johnny Pott
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Crystal River
Rosburg In Record British Open Field
St Andrews Scotland record field of 410 entered the 100th British Open at St Andrews in July with United States stars Arnold Palmer Sam Snead Bob Rosburg Johnny Bulla Gene Sarazen and others Palmer and Snead will also represent the United States in the International Golf Association and Canada Cup matches in Ireland The Open begins July 4 5 with qualifying rounds on both courses and 50 players advancing to the final rounds Rosburg will start qualifying with Bill Dixon and Leopoldo Ruiz in a three some on the old course
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Royal and Ancient Golf Club
United States
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Bob Rosburg
Palmer
Tom Liganier
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
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England
Leopolde Rule
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Recreation district net finals near Castro Valley High
Castro Valley I E Hayward Area Recreation District closes tennis events with finals set for 11 a.m. on Castro Valley High School courts. Jim Wilcox and Bessie Wickert qualified for mixed doubles finals last weekend. Women’s singles final features Joanne Texeira against Carole Livingston or Bessie Fickers, with quarter and semifinal rounds also scheduled.
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Hayward Area
Joanne Texeira
Carole Livingston
Bessie Fickers
Suggs Paces Triangle Golf in Round Robin
Louise Suggs a 16 time winner leads day four in the Triangle Women's Round Robin Golf Championship at SLMS Fond New York. Suggs sits first with plus three points in match medal play. Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, Willie Smith of St. Clair and Betty Jameson of San Antonio follow with various plus scores.
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Sea Island Ga
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Spartanburg
S.C
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Willie Smith
St.Clair, Mich
Betty {Jameson
San Antonio
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Freeman Banks Pace Cubs to Victory Over Phillies
Freeman and Banks led Chicago to a 15th homer fueled win as Freeman allowed only a single in his second start for the Cubs. Banks drove in a run with a long homer as Chicago topped Philadelphia 6 4 at Wrigley Field.
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Tigers win fifth in a row as Hall shines for Cleveland
In a high scoring game, Detroit traded blows with Cleveland and New York while the Tigers extended their winning streak to five. Key moments included strong pitching from Hall and hit sequences highlighting the afternoon's tense, multi-team action.
Raiders Ink 2 Speedsters From Oakland Reach NFL Interest
Oakland's Wayne Hardy and Clark Holden join a list of Raiders prospects including Marv Laskhile and Pappy Lewis. The report notes Peterson and Schneider transferring to Colorado State and West Virginia connections, with NFL interest cited for speedsters in an era of college-to-pro movement.
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Braves Promote Lefty Brunet for Relief Role
Milwaukee Braves purchase left handed pitcher George Brunet from Louisville of the American Association. Brunet produced a 0.78 ERA in seven games there and will join the major league club to bolster relief duties.
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Close Minor Win In Continental Minor League Game
Little Electric nipped Gomez 95 to 94 in a Continental Minor League game. Gomez led early before Little Electric surged in the final minutes to secure the close victory.
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Pender Defends Title On Split Decision
Pender retains title after a split decision over Robinson. Pender suffers a left brow cut in the second session while Robinson bleeds from the nose. judges score the bout to Pender on a 10 point basis.
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Jin Varrig
Sugar Ray Robinson Seeks New York Rematch After Loss
Sugar Ray Robinson, defeated by Paul Pender in Boston, expresses desire for another title shot in New York. Pender’s camp rejects a rematch, citing Robinson’s past attempts. Postfight remarks highlight referee calls and Robinson’s plan to retire when unable to defend himself. Pender earns the win in his 37th victory.
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Livermore II Triple Header Postponed by Graduation Conflicts
Livermore Little League triple header at Junction School was postponed due to Livermore High graduation ceremonies. The three games will be made up next Wednesday night with Cowboys vs Rotary, ALRA vs Sandi, and Optimists vs Elks. Pacific Coast League scores list Lakewood and Spokane games, Sacramento San Diego 4, Portland Tacoma 5, Seattle 2.
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Moxham Fires Manor Hill Gem No-Hitter vs Dodgers
Gary Mosham pitched a seven inning no hit game for the Giants, lifting them to their fifth straight win with a 2 0 victory over the Dodgers in the Lou Gehrig League last night. Dennis De Colle allowed two hits, both by Mike McMann, but four walks and three errors helped sink his cause.
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Hayward Police routs Webb and Sam in league tilt
Kyle Adorno and Bob Kyle combined for three shutout innings each to power the Hayward Police to a 6-0 win over Webb and Sam. Adorno earned the victory with three strikeouts, while his double produced the decisive four-run fourth inning. Darrel Garcia allowed three hits in defeat as the Police improve to 6-0 atop the league standings.
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Darrel Garcia
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Tigers Hold Third In Eden American League Standings
The Tigers built a tight grip on third place and stayed two games off the pace in the Eden American Little League standings after a 65 victory over the Senators. Neil Ferreira pitched a strong game, allowing only one hit through the first eight innings before the Senators rallied. Lausten doubled for the Tigers, DeMello hit a five-bagger for the Senators, and Ferella contributed a double.
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Paaréni
Manor Baplist and Trinity clash in Byward Area league
Manor Baptists beat Trinity 38 to 7 as Joe Gamboflo led with a homer, triple and single and contributed to Manor’s strong 2 hit attack. Calvary Comets toppled Grace Baptist 17 to 6 powered by Roy Slatl and Bill Stoppe homers and doubles. The page notes other hits and late innings, including Conrad and Gate producing for Trinity and the San Lorenzo franchise surge in a separate playoff.
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Manor Baplist
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Byward
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Roy Slatl
Bill Stoppe
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Occidental freshman Faust dominates high jump at AM track meet
Joe Faust, 17, a freshman from Occidental, cleared 6 feet 10 inches to win the high jump at the Southern Pacific AM track meet, beating USC's Bob Avant by five inches on his home field. The result highlighted a strong young performance amid a field of senior competitors.
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Eden Church Teams Hold Leads in HARD Circuits
Eden Congregational and Mt Eden Presbyterian kept top spots in local church leagues after wins and a 15 15 deadlock. First Baptist beat Calvary 13 1 as Mt Eden Presbyterian edged St James Lutheran 63 2 in a late night schedule.
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English in SL softball no hitter shocks City Employees
City Employees won their third San Leandro Recreation B League softball game in dramatic fashion as Bob English threw a no hit no run performance. He struck out two, walked one, and allowed two batters to reach base on hit by pitches, with LeRoy Gallardo scoring twice. Lou Profumo collected three of City’s six hits off Clyar Wells. A second game was forfeited to Friden’s in two play.
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San Leandro Recreation
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Chet Hogardee
English
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Lou Profumo
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Imprudent Scores Easy B.M. Win
Double Imprudent ridden by W. O. Liobbs won the featured North Beach Pace at Bay Meadows by five lengths, Rainmite second, Bul McKlye third, in a 2:05 mile. Odds on the winner were 3.6 to 1. The card listed many races and results at Bay Meadows and nearby tracks.
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