Mackay Leads Yank Advance At Wimbledon
Mackay eighth seed rallies to defeat Emilio Martinez as Americans lead first round wins with 12 of 15 survivors. Other victors include Gardnar Mulloy, Budge Party, Earl Buckholz, Mike Green, Bob Perry, Bill Quin, and more as seven matches were washed out and rescheduled.
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Los Angeles
John Cranston
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Eugene Scott
New York
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Fila
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Denver
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Ed Elisian Pays Last Traffic Fines In Indianapolis
Indianapolis UP I reports race diver Ed Elisian cleared remaining traffic penalties after paying 5.25 dollars and costs on two driving without license charges from last year. He also settled speeding fines of 25 dollars and costs the day he set an unofficial one lap speedway record while technical charges were dismissed.
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Bold Ruler Entered for $535,000 52 Handicap
New York UPI reports Bold Ruler of Wheatle Stable was entered for Wednesday's running of a $535,000 added 52 handicap, bypassing Saturday's Roseben handicap.
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Wheatle Stable
Major League Pacesetters on All American Track Team
Norton Cal Stars lead a 4 man 1976 All American track squad with Hosk Ward and Banks from major clubs named among standouts. Delany Silvester and May highlighted sprints hurdles and throws across NCAA selections.
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Olsen Miller Win Chabot Best Ball Title
Olsen and Miller won the Chabot best ball championship at Lake Shabot Golf Course last Sunday. They trailed leaders Langhorne and Jager after the first round but fired a 56 to 115 total. Other teams and scores are listed, with Lake Chabot Day planned for July 13 and a local golfer achieving a rare hole-in-one.
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Don Robinson
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Bill Hall
Harry Weiler
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Ting
Angie Dose
Bob Keiser
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Tony Hernandez
Oakland
Lake Chabot
Joe
Jensen's 75 Wins SACBOR Golf Tourney
Mondell Jensen captured the championship flight at Sequoia Country Club for the SACBOR golf tournament in Oakland, firing a 75. Tim Seaver was runner up with 76, while defending champion Bid Brennan took third with 79 and Bill Humpart with Ed Antal tied for fourth.
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Ron Tachiera
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Tom Linton
Avith
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Cal Nine Lead By Palma Dexter Cal Nine Lead By Palma
California baseball totals for 1958 show Tom Palma and Charley Thompson sharing top hitting honors with Palma posting a .327 average while Dexter led pitching with a 40 win loss record. George Sterling again pitched Cal to the NCAA series last year but posted a 6-4-1 mark in 1958.
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Tom Palma
Andj
Charley Thompson
California
Charles Dexter
U.C
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Dexter
George Sterling
Prep Shot Ace Long USC Bound
Dallas Long, a 16 year old from North Phoenix High School, will enroll at the University of Southern California in September after a standout 1953 season. The 16 pound shot putter recently reached 61 feet 34 inches and aims to become the greatest in history. The decision was driven by academics as Long plans to earn a B.S. while studying dentistry at USC.
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Podres Struggles At Coliseum In Fifth Loss Of Season
Cincinnati reports Johnny Podres, Dodgers pitcher, endured a rough night as he dropped his fifth decision of the season to the Reds 6 1 at Los Angeles Coliseum. The veteran lefty stood 74 for the season and fared poorly on the road as he allowed multiple hits and runs, extending his skid.
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Casper Tops 1938 Golf Earner After Buick Win
Casper tops the season’s Buick event with a neat 35 foot putt and a birthday gift win. He notes it as the biggest purse and his seventh tourney on the spring summer circuit. He previously injured his hand at the Masters and missed four events, with mixed results since.
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Braves Place Buhl On Disabled List
The Milwaukee Braves placed right handed pitcher Bob Buhl on the disabled list retroactive to Saturday after doctors cleared him to pitch twice despite ongoing right shoulder soreness. Buhl, 42 0n the season, will be examined in Philadelphia by Dr Tony De Palma and a minor league call up, likely an outfielder, is expected to fill the roster gap.
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Graham Names Aides for College All Stars Game
Otto Graham head coach of the College All-Stars has named five assistants for the game against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field Chicago Friday August 45. Named were Don Dell Pete Pihos Ava Parseghian and John Santlusky.
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Lotz Leads Alameda Junior Golf Championship Flight
John Lotz and Dick Lotz sit atop the East Bay Junior Golf championships final 13 holes at Alameda. John tied Alameda's Schmitz for low round after 70s, three birdies amid bogeys. Dick finished 73. Mike Tanzer in second with 71. John Joseph shot 76 to reach final 18.
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Sam Snead Golf School Concentration Trick
Sam Snead promotes a simple drill to keep eyes on the ball during the swing. He advises teeing the ball and staring at it through the swing until focused habit forms. The note offers his book The Grip and the Stance for better golf and requests a stamped self addressed envelope for copies.
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Willey Tops Giants as Braves Win on Strong Defense
Right-hander Willey, recalled from Wichita, blanks the Giants on six hits to lift the Braves 2-0. Adcock leaps into stands to rob Jablonski of a hit, preserving the shutout as Del Crandall adds a sixth inning RBI. Logan homers for Atlanta, while Giel suffers the loss after a seventh inning review.
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Stanford Golfer In NCAA Lead
Stanford’s Bernie Magnussen and Houston’s Phil Rodgers led the NCAA golf championship, two strokes ahead after a weathered first round. Magnussen posted 69s on the Taconic course, while Rodgers carded 33 36 69 and sank several long puts. Houston grabbed the team lead with 70s from Wharton, Hiskey, and Pratt, as Stanford moved to second with 292 par total. Southern California 294, Oklahoma State 295 trailed.
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Heinrich to Face Japanese Swim Stars in LA Meet
Heinrich, ex Hayward High, 2, national AAU medley champion, joins a stellar field as Japan’s seven-man squad visits Los Angeles for a three day international invitational at the Los Angeles Swim Stadium. Japanese stars include Ishimoto and Ishii, with coach Murakami predicting a strong showing against top U.S. and Australian swimmers.
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Caddies Triumph Over Hebert on PGA National Day
In Dunedin Florida the PGA sponsored a national Golf Day where 528 women and 35 caddies joined Lionel Hebert in challenging his score. Hebert shot 71 in Tulsa while others played with handicaps and the event reportedly raised over 100000 for charity and projects.
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