Santana Beats Ralston For Wimbledon Title
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California 6-4 1-9 6-4 in the All England singles final at Wimbledon. The match lasted 1 hour 40 minutes with 15,000 in attendance as Santana became the first European finalist winner since 1955. Ralston, US No.1 and sixth seed, showed strong power but fell short. Billie Jean King headlines the women's final against Maria Bueno.
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America
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Long Beach
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Tony Trabert
Louise Brough
Europe
Bob Lutz
San Francisco
Aleksander Metreveli
Russia
Keith Diepraam
South Africa
Pierre Darmon
France
Cliff Drysdale
Africa
Whitfield Sees Minnesota as Yankee Killer Turns Twin
Wred Whitfield, the Yankee killer, hit 3-for-11 against Minnesota this season and homered as Cleveland beat the Twins 4-0. Steve Hargan allowed one Minnesota hit through 10 strikeouts. Jim Perry took the loss. In other AL games Baltimore beat Kansas City 11-3 and Boston edged New York 3-2.
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Associated Press
Wred Whitfield
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Kansas City
Boston
Yanks
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Houston
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Chico Salmon
Jim Tandis
Cleve Java
Horgan
Jim Perry
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Ral Terry
Frank Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Don Demeter
Yastrzemski
Demeter
Red Sox
Joe Pepitone
Jim Bouton
Rico Petrocelli
George Scott
Don McMahon
Yankees
Jim Lonborg
Hal Reniis
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Baseball standings and results from national league games
San Francisco beat Atlanta Philadelphia over New York 0 and 3 1 0. Pittsburgh crushed Houston 9 0. American League leaders Baltimore Detroit Cleveland and California mix with Boston New York Chicago Minnesota and Kansas City. Pitching and batting leaders include Aaron Mays Robinson and Koufax with notable homers and stolen bases. Minor leagues list Pacific Coast and International results amid golf notes and amateur highlights.
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Miss Wright Leads Moneywise In Open Defense hopes
Mickey Wright atop the field at Hazeltine as she embarks on her 11th U S Women's Open, holding a two stroke edge after a 71. Carol Mann trails with 73 while veterans Whitworth Rawls Lindstrom Berg Suggs struggle, and Mary Mills stands notable eight behind.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Mickey Wright
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Miss Wright
Mickey
Carol Mann
Hazeltine
Kathy Whitworth
Betsy Rawls
Marie Lindstrom
Patty Berg
Louise Su
Alou extends hitting streak as Pirates roll past Astros 9-0
Matty Alou kept his hitting streak alive at 13 games, collecting three hits as the Pittsburgh Pirates crushed Houston 9-0 for their fifth straight win. His batting average jumped to .328, leading Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell at .326. The surge comes from regular playing time and manager Harry Walker guiding him to focus hits to left field. The Pirates received strong support from Vernon Law in a six hitter, while Gaylord Perry notched San Francisco’s 11th win.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Matty Alou
Alou
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Francisco
Harry Walker
Walker
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
New York
Vernon Law
Gee Alley
Jim Pagliaroni
Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Donn Clendenon
San Francisco
Gaylord Petty
Jim Hart
Felipe Alou
Matty
Atlanta
Dick Groat
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Mets
Bob Shaw
San Francis
Solunar Tables and Major Times Schedule
Solunar tables show major and minor portents with boldface emphasis for major times. The notes list daily windows beginning at dawn with durations and bolded major periods. includes a Sanitation and sports update mentioning Chris Short of Philadelphia pitching six hits and 13 strikeouts in a 1-0 win over the Mets, and Fred Whitfield of Cleveland driving in three runs in a 6-0 victory over Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Chris Short
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Indians
Minnesota
Thom Asks Johnson And Kennedy Weigh In On Politics
In New York AP dispatch aging Socialist leader Norman Thomas placed President Johnson and Senator Robert F Kennedy on his political scale. Thomas concluded Kennedy carried more weight than Johnson after speaking at a union gathering in New York.
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Norman Thomas
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
DNY
Kennedy
Thomas
Union
Boxing Roundup Hits and Clarifications in Multiple Cities
Eddie Jones of Los Angeles knocked out Billy Stephan in a bout at 173 to 175. Pete Riccitelli from Portland won a points decision over Sonny Moore at 170 to 168. Freeman Hardin of Riverside stopped Sonny King at 201 to 101 percent in Las Vegas.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Jones
Billy Stephan
Portland
Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Sonny Moore
Hempstead
N.Y
Las Vegas
Freeman Hardin
Riverside
Calif
Sonny King
Henderson
Fillies and Mares in Top Racing Roles
Fillies and mares take center stage in a rich racing card on Saturday and July 4. Major races include Hollywood Park's Vanity and Monmouth Park's Molly Pitcher, Arlington's Misty Isle, and Monmouth Oaks, with Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct headlining the holiday program featuring Bold Lad carrying 135 pounds. Wheatley Stable’s Bold Lad aims to secure a second Handicapped Triple Crown leg after a Metropolitan win. Native Diver targets a 28th stakes victory at Hollywood Park, while Poona Queen tops weights in the Vanity and Tosmah faces top rivals in Molly Pitcher. Neat N Sweet carries 121 pounds in Misty Isle.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Vanity
Hollywood Park
Molly Flitcher
Monmouth Park
Arlington Park
Aqueduct
Bold Lad
New York
Wheatley Stable
Ace
Tosmah
Hedevar
Molly Pitcher
Misty Isle
Neat N Sweet
Aggressive U S Troops Boosted by DePuy Praise in Viet Nam
Maj. Gen. William DePuy lauded the 1st Infantry Division's troops in South Viet Nam for aggression beyond their training. He warned of bloody summer battles ahead, noted a helicopter shortage, and stressed the need to give soldiers more training to prevent casualties.
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Chman Quan Loi
South Viet Nam
William E. DePuy
1St Infantry Division
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North
Saigon
Dpu
1St Division
el Paso
U.S
Sale of $70,000 Hope School bonds in Hempstead County Arkansas
Hope School District No 1-A of Hempstead County Arkansas announces an auction for its proposed $70,000 Construction School Bonds dated June 1 1966 bearing 4 percent interest semiannually. Bonds mature December 1 each year from 1971 through 1985 with specified amounts and tax pledges. Bidder selection based on lowest net interest cost. bonds callable and convertible under stated terms. sale proceeds cover printing trustee fees and bond counsel.
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Hope School District No
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Smith, Williams, Friday & Bowen
Bond Counsel
Little Rock
Stephens, Inc
Commissioner of Education
State of
Cocord
Sebnuls
Cape, Arkainsas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Phens, Inc
Little Rock, Arkansa
Miranda Wins Court Appeal Faces Robbery Sentence
Ernesto Miranda, after a landmark Supreme Court ruling on self incrimination, faces 20 to 25 years for robbery while his lawyers weigh further appeals. The case prompted the court to limit post June 13 appeals, leaving Miranda’s robbery conviction unresolved and under review.
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Ernesto Miranda
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Miragia
Phoenxi
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Miranda
American Civil Liberties Union
Arizona
John P. Frank
Hi Associates
Arizona Supreme Court
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Sam
Waranda
Frank
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