Americans Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Rain Disrupted Day
Barry MacKay and Darlene Hard led a strong American push into Wimbledon singles quarterfinals as rain interrupted play for a third day. Buchholz beat Bert Gaertner, Ulrich fell to MacKay, and Pietrangeli defeated Frost to join the men’s last eight.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Barry MacKay
Darlene Hard
Earl
Butch) Bucholz
St. Louis
Bert Gaertner
South Africa
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Denmark
Jorgen Ulrich
Hantze
San Diego
Britain
Ann Haydon
Miss Schuurman
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Dorothy Head Knode
Panama
Forest Hills
N.Y
Christine Truman
Buchholz
Pietrangeli
Neale Fraser
Australia
Rod Laver
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Fraser
Don Candy
Laver
Pierre Darmon
France
Montebello
Calif
Anna Dmitrieva
Southern Motors sweeps J P Stevens in softball doubleheader
In Harvell Park, Southern Motors of High Point defeated J P Stevens Roanoke Rapids 2-1 in the opener as Donnie Crawford shut down the Rams to three hits. The nightcap saw Southern win 4-2 behind Arnett’s five hits, with a four-run fourth inning sealing the victory.
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Donnie Crawford
Elmer Barnett
Southern Motors
High Point
J. P. Stevens
Roanoke Rapids
Harvell Park
Crawford
Southern
Arnett
Maxie Clippard
Bud Hoskins
Tom Myrick
Bill Wright
Jack Nelson
Allen
Harold O'Kelley
Nelson
Frank Everette
Donnie Hunt
Banks Payne
Bob Brewer
Bill
Tag Champs Can Keep Their Title
Lexing ton YMCA report shows George and Sandy Scott retaining the world tag team championship by beating Jackie and Sonny Fargo. Opening fall by Jackie via foot stomps, second by Sandy with drop kicks, winning fall to George via toe hold submission. Semifinal saw Bud Evans defeat Chick Gari baldi, first fall body press, final fall foot stomps. Jerry Miller opened with a body press to defeat Ray Andrews.
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Lexington Ymca
George
Sandy Scott
Jackie
Sonny Fargo
Sandy
Sonny
Bud Evans
Chick Garibaldi
Chick
Jerry Miller
Ray Andrews
Southerners Rally Behind Buck In Payne Arnett Drive
Buck led the Southerners with three hits in four at bats and two RBIs as the team singled to drive in Payne and Arnett, powering the offense in a decisive performance.
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Payne
Arnett
Buck
Dellinger Edges Beatty In 5000 At AAU Championships
In Bakersfield Bill Dellinger edged Jim Beatty in a dead-heat 5000 meter finish at 14 26.4 as the National AAU Track and Field Championships moved to the final night. Pat Colhessy ran third in 14 34 while Otis Davis won the 400 meters in 45.8 equaling the AAU record.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bill Dellinger
Jim Beatty
Dellinger
Oregon Emerald Athletic Club
Beatty
North Carolina
Santa Clara Valley
Pat Colhessy
University of Houston
Colhessy
Otis Davis
Oregon Emerald Club
Dave Mills
Purdue
Willie Williams
Southern California Striders
Davis
Tom Courtney
New York Athletic Club
Oregon Emerald A.A
New York
A.C
S.C. Striders
Earl Young
Abilene
Tex
Deloss Dodds
William Knocke
Central California
A.A
Wood Wins Bowman Gray NASCAR Feature in Fastest Stock Car Race
Glenn Wood of Stuart Virginia defeated the Petty father and son duo in a 200 lap NASCAR International meet at Bowman Gray Stadium. Wood averaged 45.685 mph in a 1959 Ford before 11,000 fans, with Lee Petty second and Rex White third. Petty set a 18.81 sec one lap record in front row qualifying.
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Winston-Salem
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Lee
Richard Petty
Bowman Gray Stadium
Virginian
Ford
Lee Petty
Rex White
Petty
Randieman
White
Spartanburg SC
Wood
Tennesseean Sets Mark In Bowling Conference Meet
Fred Rymer of Morristown Tennessee set a new all-events Southeastern Bowling Conference record in Charlotte. He totaled 2 131 pins across singles doubles and team events with a 71 pin handicap and a 1818 all-events scratch score. Regional leaders included Ora Stradley Atlanta and Mike Arnett Greenville with top singles scores, while Hanson’s Welding Mobile led team totals.
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Robert Mystrom
Macon
Ora Stradley
Atlanta
Mike Arnett
Greenville
S.C
Harold Camlin
Florence
Bob Warner
Winston-Salem
Walt Tabas
Savannah
Bob Catlin
Rymer
Hanson
Welding
Mobile
Charlotte Block
Charlotte
IT. C
High Point Jaycees Junior Golf Tour Opens At Blair Park
Local juniors may sign up for the High Point Jaycees Junior golf tournament through tee off time. 36 holes of medal play at Blair Park in Morganton Monday and Tuesday select four local players to compete for the North Carolina Jaycee crown July 11 to 13 at Mimosa Hills Golf Club Morganton.
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Gene
Turkey
Martin
High Point Jaycees
Blair Park Links
High Point
North Carolina
Mimosa Hills
Morganton
Blair Park
Waterloo
Jerry Williams
Roger Watson
Richard Bulla
Yank Dup Holds To Top Spot
Sam Snead fired a 5 under par 67 at Portmarnock to lead the International Trophy and Canada Cup after 54 holes. His 206 total puts him three strokes ahead of Flory Van Donck with the United States leading the team competition by three over South Africa and seven over Australia.
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Snead
United States
Portmarnock
Ireland
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Uncle Sam
Palmer
Irish Sea
Belgium
Flory van Donck
Gary Player
Bobby Locke
Australia
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Reliable Defeats Burtner Club 7-2 in Piedmont Softball League
Reliable Manufacturing of High Point defeated Burtner Furniture of Greensboro 7-2 at Radar Base Field. Clay Williams hit a bases loaded homer in the sixth, driving in three, as Ray Jarrett pitched six innings for the win. Tiny Burtner took the loss after starting the game. Dave Burtner relieved and was victim of Williams’s grand slam. Reliable improves to 2-3 and will face City Beverage of Winston-Salem Monday night.
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Greensboro
Clay Williams
High Point
Piedmont Softball League
Burtner Furniture
Williams
Dave Burtner
Dave
Tiny Burtner
Tiny
Jim Jarrett
Burter
Wright
Ray Jarrett
Reliable
Reliable Crew
City Beverage
Winston-Salem
Union Cross
High Point Swimmers Compete in Southern Peach Meet
High Point Swim Club placed in four events at the 14th Southern Peach Swim Meet in Lagrange Georgia. Lucy Latimer earned two top finishes in 12 and under girls events and Bobby Gray added a seventh in the 100 yard breaststroke as 525 swimmers from 41 teams competed. Coach Buddy Shapard called the meet tough and said the team will target the Eastern Invitational in Greensboro.
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Lagrange
High Point Swim Club
Southern Peach
Lucy Latimer
Bobby Gray
Gray
Mary Ann Creech
Virginia Lee Coffield
Vickie Shaver
Meet
South
High Point
Buddy Shapard
Greensboro
Georgia
Fullmer Basilio Rematch Promises Savage Title Fight
Fullmer the West Jordan Windmill and Basilio the Chittenango Choo Choo meet in a 15 round WBA middleweight title rematch at Derks Field. Promoter Rothschild aims for a $100000 gate from 12000 seats as Clark battles Rademacher in a prelim. Basilio vows a different strategy after their San Francisco war.
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Salt Lake City
Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio
Derks Baseball Park
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Basilio
Chittenango
N.Y
Choo Choo
San Francisco
NBA
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Fullmer-Basilio
ABC
West Jordan Gym
Mary Jenson
Caen
Noy
New Yorker
Jenson
Spider Webb
Joey Giardello
Derks Field
Norm Rothschild
Syracuse
Intermountain Boxing Club
Cedar City
Lamar Clark
Pete Rademacher
Columbus, Ga
Floyd Patterson
Clark
Bartolo
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Nicola Pietrangeli
Jack Frost
Monterey
Frost
Miss Hard
Soviet Union
Moscow
Angela Mortimer
Krishnan
Jan Vermaak
London
Southern Downs
J. P. Stevens Sou
Motors Ab
Nelsonib
Hoskins
Myrick
Keeter
SP. Stevens
O’kelley
Simms
O'Kelley
Cranford
Clippard
J.P. Stevens
Everette and Taylor, Arnett and de Lapp
Ed Costa
Brigham Young
Herman Wyatt
Santa Clara Y.V
Robert Fehlan
C. Striders
Fairway
By John Savas
Billy Joe Patton
Skip Alexander
Mimosa Patton
Greensboro Country Club
Carolinas
Patton
Billy Joe
Lexington
Don Hedrick
Snea Sam Snead
Lars
Yank Dup
Burtner Club
Holor
Jones
Seawell
Hicks
Smithss
Jarrett
Hiller
Murphyle
Prancis
McFland
Beasleye
Knox
Tallant
Bennett
Burtner
Pole Burtner
Dias
E—Oldham
Wjarrett
Hr—Williams
McFarland
Saren Ow
High Point Tankers Place
Robert F Alkire
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