Billie Jean King advances toward second slam at U S Championships
Billie Jean King swept Alice Tym 6 1 6 4 to reach the third round as top pros and amateurs compete at Brookline. Australia’s Margaret Court overcame Julie Heldman 4 6 6 2 6 1 to move on, while Cecilia Martinez upset Maria Bueno 6 2 6 4. Ken Rosewall crushed Antonio Palafox 6 0 6 1 6 0 as Dennis Ralston dominated Richard Russell.
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New York
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San Francisco
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Alabama Star Pvt Williams Eases Into Army Life At Fort Leonard Wood
Private John Byrd Williams of Company B trained at Fort Leonard Wood after playing three varsity seasons for Alabama under Bear Bryant. He notes the Army is less physically demanding than football but requires constant activity and discipline, aided by his college teammates and diverse background.
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Blakeney sidelined six weeks with shoulder injury
Auburn quarterback Larry Blakeney suffers a shoulder separation and will miss at least six weeks after injuring himself during a blocking drill. He will undergo surgery in Columbus, Georgia, with coaches noting rival quarterbacks Carter and Brisendine show promise in drills.
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Can-Am Race Set In Wisconsin For 1968 Opener
Elkhart Lake Wisconsin hosts the first race of the international 1968 Canadian American Challenge Cup. Thirty five cars start at 3 p.m. with Denis Hulme and Bruce McLaren the favorites driving McLaren MK8s. Other entries include Revson Posey Gurney and Rodriguez as the series features prize money over eightiethousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Elkhart Lake, Wis
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Altitude Tests Batter Echo Summit Hurdler Rogers
Russ Rogers, a 27 year old hurdler from Grand Street Boys Club, suffered a gash requiring 10 stitches and a broken molar after collapsing at Echo Summit training center. He attributes fatigue and dehydration to travel and altitude, while other athletes report mixed tolerance with some needing medical care and oxygen.
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Trevino withdraws from Thunderbird Golf Classic after injury
Open champion Lee Trevino pulled out of the Thunderbird Golf Classic in Clifton New Jersey after injuring his right ankle in the second round. He had shot 74 in the opening round and 37 in retreat before bowing out. Davidson College won Southern Conference titles in basketball golf and tennis this year.
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