Ralston Battles Rain At Wimbledon Center Court
Dennis Ralston, top American hope, plays on damp Wimbledon turf with a bandaged yet improving thumb after a rain delay. He leads Hem Richardson 7 6 in their singles match as the U S faces a rough start at the All England Club with several upsets and slow conditions.
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Sangster
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Bill Alvarez
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Christian Duxin
France
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Jamie
Couder
Spain
A L Batting Leaders Mixed From Teams and Leagues
American League leaders include Dava lita of Cleveland hitting .365 and Horton of Detroit batting .443 with Horton also 16 homers. RBI leader Mantilla of Boston has 48, while Davevallita Cleveland tops with 81 hits. NL leaders feature Aaron .343, Mays .342, and Pad ock Banks 56 RBIs. Frank Page of St Louis lost sleep. Gary Player awarded his teenage caddy $2,000 for winning the U S Open.
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Frank Page
Gary Player
Pagel
Standings in the Amarlein League and Tuesday games
The Amarlein League standings show Minnesota leading with 38 wins and 23 losses, Chicago second at 37 and 24, Cleveland 36 and 24, and Baltimore at 26 and. Detroit 25 and 28, with Los Angeles 31 and 36 and New York 28 and 35. Tonight’s schedule includes Kansas City at New York and Boston at Baltimore, among others, with various doubleheaders and postponed notices.
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Harness Race Horse Adios Dies at 25
Adios a great harness race horse and sire to many champions died at Meadowlands farm in Washington PA from laminitis and old age at age 25. His offspring earned over 24.5 million dollars in race earnings.
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Adios
Meadowlands Farm
Softball Play Resumes For Girls After Flooded Parks
Softball play for girls resumes with two flooded Finnup Park diamonds covered. Leo Eck oversees the program with Bryce Roderick Jr. and Mark Robina directing. Pepsi Cola League games report 17-7 Jets over Missiles and 7-4 Rockets over Titans at Garfield and Jones schools.
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Eck
Bryce Roderick Jr
Mark Robina
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Missiles
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Rockets
Titans
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Robins
Telegram
Redskins Win Bid Contest for Mazurek Signing
Washington Redskins won a bid for Fred Mazurek of the University of Pittsburgh after he chose pro football over baseball. Mazurek, 5-11, 192 pounds, will be used as flanker back and defensive back and signed for a bonus Washington would not disclose, described as well above typical free agent pay.
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Washington Redskins
Minnesota Twins
Fred Mazurek
University of Pittsburgh
Mazurek
National Football League
Redskins
Pitt
Minnesota
AFL Philly To Talk Plans On Stadium Issue
Philadelphia officials meet with an AFL committee to discuss rights for an American League team in a proposed city stadium. AFL says expansion is not feasible until stadium questions are resolved, with Atlanta franchise awarded but expansion paused. AFL cites four other city proposals at 7.5 million each.
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Philadelphia
American Football League
AFL
Atlanta
National Football League
Joe Foss
Brown to Plead Innocent to Charge
Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown was due in Municipal Court today on an assault and battery charge filed by 18 year old Brenda Ayres. Attorney Jerry Milano said Brown would plead innocent and Brown declined comment except to say he is not that small to beat a girl.
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Cleveland Browns
Jerry Milano
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Golfer Guest Day Planned At Garden City Club
Women from Garden City Country Club will be guests Wednesday at Jaycee Airlinks. Coffee and jally start at 8 30 a m with tee off set for a.m. Elea nor McDonald appoints Katy Marshall and Jerry Patterson to run pairings. Prizes from Doris Wilson Odel Rickman and Opa Lundgren. Dorothy Goodwin and Phyllis Holmes handle lunch foods. Thirteen club women have sept reservations. more expected. Each lady gets a paper golf hat with name for ID. Both nine and 18 hole flights arranged. Call Phyllis Homes for remaining registrants.
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Eleanor McDonald
Katy Marshall
Jerry Patterson
Odelia Jones
Sylvia Biggs
Velda Warden
Doris Wilson
Odel Rickman
Opa Lundgren
Dorothy Goodwin
Phyllis Holmes
Minor League Play Resumed After Field Flooding
Action in the Knothole minor league resumes with Aint Lightner Field flooded by silt and mud. Games moved to Alta Brown School playground at 6 p.m. B-team prelims omitted. Dust storm postponed Kiwanis and Shriners. This week: Knights of Columbus Blues vs Lions today. make-up Wednesday. Knights of Columbus Reds vs Shriners Thursday. Odd Fellows vs Kiwanis Friday. Knights of Columbus Blues vs Shriners Saturday.
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Atlanta to become NFL's 15th team in 1968 expansion
New York AP reports Atlanta will join the expanded NFL as the 15th team in 1968 with Rankin Smith Jr. likely owner. Commissioner Rozelle will screen applicants and secure an $18 million stadium lease. AFL notes a rival bid by Cox Broadcasting for Atlanta. NFL momentum dominates.
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Mets Beat Dodgers 1-0 In A Tight Nite Thriller
Mets pitchers Al Jackson and Bob Osteen held the league leaders to two and three hits respectively as New York earned a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles. Joe Christopher broke up a potential no hitter in the seventh with a leadoff single, while Claude Osteen suffered the loss after the Mets pushed across a lone run in the seventh.
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Johnny Lewis
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al Jackson
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Wes Parker
Jim Lefebvre
Lefy
Jeff Torborg
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Lee Maye
Howton
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Maye
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Joe Morgan
Dick Farrel
Phillies
Wes Covington
Kansas hunting clubs spark debate on public access
Kansas University law student Jim A. James questions a Missouri‑lawed plan to lease 10,000 acres of southeast Kansas quail land to sell $100 annual memberships. He warns it could close land to average hunters, reduce outdoor appreciation, and urges state control or public land access to preserve Kansas hunting heritage. Also notes a new swimming beach opened at Pomona Lake, a 12%4‑pound drum caught near Lawrence, and state office moves to Pratt with July 9 target, plus fish pond stocking totals for Kansas.
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Fishing World Magazine
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S.C
The Ainu Remain One of Japan's Mysteries
The Ainu live among Mongoloid groups yet resemble Europe ana with light complexions round eyes wavy beards and hair. Their language is unrelated to Japanese.
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