Patty Could Bring Davis Cup Back To United States
In this column, Dwain Esper lauds Budge Patty as an elite all around player whose volleying and power game could renew U S hope in the Davis Cup. Patty, a longtime Europe resident, is portrayed as a Wimbledon upsetter and doubles specialist who might anchor America’s team if he returns to peak form.
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Power Improves but Still Won't Play
Philadelphia report says Athletics rookie Viv Power, who was knocked out Monday night in an interleague game with the Phillies, continued to improve but no return date is set. Power, who won the 1953 American Association batting title, suffered a concussion described as not severe. He called the injury a slight headache and is expected to be released from the hospital today.
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Monterey Club To Host Tourney
The Monterey Peninsula Country Club will host the northern section Junior Girls' Golf tournament July 6-8, chaired by Mrs. Helen Lengfeld. Other northern California events include the 64-hole medal open at Monterey July 11-13, a pro-ladies' event at Del Norte July 16, and the Marion Hollins Memorial foursomes on July 17 at Pebble Beach and July 18 at Pasatiempo.
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Price Evans Set to Retire from Berkeley Athletics
Berkeley authors report that basketball coach Nibs Price and baseball coach Clint Evans are slated to retire today from the Associated Students of the University. They will continue part time roles in the university's physical education department at Western Sky.
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Shallock Tops Suds 5-0 In Beavers Owning Hollywood
In Portland, the Beavers rallied from a 5-2 deficit to beat the Stars 6-5 in 11 innings, dropping Hollywood toward the league's rear. San Diego failed to gain on the leaders as Los Angeles defeated the Padres 10-4. Ken Hol dealen held Sacramento 7-0 and Art Schallock led Oakland to a 5-0 win over Seattle.
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Gettel Opposes Nagy In 2nd Clash Tonight
In Seattle the Oakland A's prepare for a second clash tonight with Steve Nagy of the Suds as Artie Schalock dazzled at Sick Stadium. Gettel seeks win to tighten the pennant race, while Jim Marshall powered Oak an offense with his 146th homer of the year and Neal suffers head injury but will miss tonight.
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Portland Beats Hollywood in Ninth In Pacific Coast League
Portland defeated Hollywood in the Vaughn Street Park as the ninth inning tied the game on a four hit rally including a Frank Austin triple. Portland spoiled a late Los Angeles run and the scoreboard showed a three run lead before the late burst.
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Clit Chambers
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Bilette
Philadelphia
Dave Mellon
New York
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Chet Johnson
Nixon
Melton
Ventura
Channel Cities
Seals
Holcomb
National League Results Mix and Upcoming Games
Yesterday the National League saw New York defeated by workbin 5 to 4 while Philadelphia fell to Pittsburgh 0 after a 4 to 0 score. Milwaukee routed Chicago 7 to 0 and Cincinnati beat St Louis 11. Tonight Brooklyn visits New York in a key matchup and several pitchers are listed for today’s games with matchups including Antonelli and Law and Burdette.
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Randle Knocks Lane in Richmond Bout
Richmond featherweight Randle the Nuny Randle stopped Cleo Lane of Oakland in the fourth round in a feature bout at the Richmond auditorium. Lane had previously delivered a technical knockout to Randle in Nunn's professional debut last January. Two weeks earlier they fought to a draw after Randle floored Lane with a punch after the bell.
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Radio Sports Log Snapshot From City Market
Broadcast tally lists baseball games between Brooklyn and New York on KYA. KSFO airs Seals versus Sacramento at 9:10 pm. A boxing meet Mima versus Oba is noted for later, with Oaks facing Seattle in another baseball slot.
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Aragon Demands Six Ounce Gloves For Fight
Aragon manager Jimy Roche threatens to call off tomorrow's 10 round bout with Vince Martines unless six ounce gloves are used. State Athletic Commissioner Clayton Fry says gloves must be eight ounces if fighters weigh over 147 pounds. Officials for the bout to be announced by the commission two hours before opening bell at Gilmore Field.
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Lip's Charitable Strategy Pays off in Giant Victory
New York Giants rally in the 13th inning to beat Brooklyn 4-3 as Dusty Rhodes drives a two run single after Leo Durocher advises focus away from the umpire. Giants extend win streak to five. other MLB action includes Milwaukee 7 Chicago 0, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 0, Cleveland 5 Baltimore 1, Detroit 10-3 and 5-0 splits, and Mantle leading Yankee attack in Boston loss.
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Dusty) Rhodes
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Arnold Portocarrero
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Mickey Mantle
Rosewall Nips Trabert In Wimbledon Match
Rosewall wins a Wimbledon match against Trabert as a page one feature. Navy offers to return seven trophies after discovering coxswain William Kennington’s ineligibility due to Vanderbilt graduation before academy entry. Vice Admiral Joy comments on upholding sportsmanship and rule adherence. Decisions rest with Intercollegiate Rowing Association and ECAC affiliates.
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Hunt Beats ABC On Error In Eastbay Softball Thriller
In a tight Eastbay AA Traveling League game, Hunt Food beat ABC Ambulance 5-3 after a seventh inning error by shortstop Castro Valley Jess Jacinto. Norman Dolin raced home on Jacinto’s bobbled throw, Ortiz and Wyness added runs, and Vince Maldonado limited ABC to three hits as Hunt improved to 9-4 while ABC fell to 5-8.
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Drobny Ends U S Hopes in Wimbledon Semi Final
Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt defeated Budge Palty to end the last American hopes in the Wimbledon men’s singles, taking the match 6 2 6 4 4 9 7 and advancing to meet Ken Rosewall in the final. Rosewall upset Tony Trabert in a dramatic semi final, staged under a solar eclipse, as 19 year old Rosewall defeated Trabert to reach the final.
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Lite Ma) Connolly
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Eight results from boxing event headline
An incomplete report lists eight boxing results including Cally Nuny KOing Cien Lane and Keanu Teraty’s bout in Los Angeles with a $14 stake. Missing lines mention other fighters such as Tommy Rhee and Gakias Cale but lack full details.
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Ko'd Cien Lane
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Gakias Cale
Teran Drops Rhett With Fourth Round KO
Teran of Los Angeles defeated Tom Rhett of Oakland in Santa Jose last night with a fourth round knockout. Teran dominated the opening rounds with precise head and body punches and weighed 117 pounds to Rhett’s 114.
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Mims Fights Bobby Dykes At Uline Arena Tonight
Washington light middleweight contender Holly Mims risks a 1 fight win streak in a 10 round national TV bout against Bobby Dykes at Uline Arena. Mims by 3 ft 1 in height and 34-49-5 record faces Dykes at 6 ft 1 1 2 in with 94-112-47 KO. The winner boosts title shot chances versus Boko Olson despite no guaranteed title bid.
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Ring magazine reshuffles middleweight rankings
Ring magazine boosted Pierre Langlois of France and Bobby Jones of Los Angeles to fourth and fifth among middleweights in its monthly ratings. Randy Turpin and Gil Turner dropped from the top ten. Gustav Scholz and Eduardo Lausse rose. Charles remains top heavyweight challenger. Marciano named fighter of the month after comeback win. Baggett regains featherweight top spot. Ortiz and Perez shift in rankings with Costa entering top ten.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Lulu Perez
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Baby Ortiz
Mexico City
Carmelo Costa
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