Champions Survive Initial Round In Citywide Tennis Tourney
Four champions and former champions advance past the first round as Citywide Tennis opens. Highlights include Bodle Idol over Wood-Brinson 6-3 6-2 in doubles and multiple singles results across junior boys and girls, women, and men divisions.
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Bodle Idol
Wood- Brinson
Dickie Smith
Frank Walser
Jane Ingram
Sussan Backstrom
Florence Raleigh
Arthur Utley
Sue Hanford
Posey Gorman
Billie Davis
Bob Bodle
Arnold Koonce
Dusty Schoch
Frank Wall
Jerry Hughes
Gurley
Wall
Taylor
Judy Moss
Jackie Johnston
Greta Ellison
Susan Kennedy
Hartley
Seeded players advance in senior tennis finals
Top seed Dr. Fred West of Sneae Owd reaches the senior men's doubles final and faces De take with Miss Holt S.C. in the mixed doubles final. A former victor meets Mrs. Smyth as she seeks her second win this year, after beating Smyth in Asheville a month ago.
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Mrs. Smyth
Asheville
Fred West
Sneaeow
Miss Holt
Lorelei the Tomboys Dominate NC in Regional Softball
In Atlanta AP reports opening round wins in the Women’s South Atlantic Regional Softball Tournament. Lorelei the Tomboys blasted NC as the finals approach Sunday with scores noted in the coverage.
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Atlanta
Lorelei
Tomboys
West
No-Hit Duel Ends In 11-10 Police Club Triumph
In a free hitting contest the Varieties of High Point led 7-3 after three and 15 hits each by the 12th. Draper drove in a run in the bottom of the seventh to break the deadlock as the Police Club topped Blue Beil 11-0 after a rough fourth frame.
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Draper
Police Club
Blue Beil
Rain Harts Program At Bowman Gray
Track manager Joe Hawkins announces an eight event program at Bowman Gray with Ladies as a weekly attraction sharing billing with NASCAR Grand National cars in the season finale. Tuesday night's program will feature the opening races and advance the season schedule.
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Joe Hawkins
N C Amateur Golf Opens With Defending Champ Leading Field
Gastonia based defending champion Dave Smith heads the opening stroke play as 1964 entrants gather for the fourth annual North Carolina Amateur Championship at Gaston Country Club. Notables include Billy Joe Patton, Charlie Smith, Pat Foy Brady, Ken Folkes, and Dale Morey.
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Gastonia
N. C
North Carolina
Dave Smith
Gaston Country Club
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Charlie Smith
Pat Foy Brady
Reidsville
Ken Folkes
Concord
Dale Morey
High Point
Sein Sneie Se
Russia Seen As Swim Threat In 1964 Games
Moscow reports Russia expects a strong Olympic showing in rowing and major threat in swimming at Tokyo. Coach Kirill Inyasovsky cites hopes for medals in five events including men's and breaststroke. Prozumenschikova, a 15 year old from Sevastopol, poised for a swimming gold with world records in 220 yards and 200 meters. European butterfly champion Kuzmin, 20, leads in 200-meter fly. Mazanov, 16, holds European backstroke and Russian 100-meter back records. Medley relay team set world mark earlier. rowing strength evident from Rome and European results.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Kirill Inyasovsky
Tass
Galina Prozumenschikova
Sevastopol
Berlin
Valentin Kuzmin
Viktor Mazanov
Prokopenko
KuzoFngpey
Viktor Semchenko
Blackpool
England
United States
Tokyo
Rome
Skater Marika Kilius Marries Werner in Germany
World pairs figure skating champion Marika Kilius tied the knot with Werner in Frankfurt on Friday. The ceremony followed her ascent to international acclaim and marks a personal milestone for the Olympic athlete.
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Frankfurt, Germany
Marika Kilius
Werner
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