American hopes rise as five win in Wimbledon round one
Five Americans advance in the Wimbledon opening round as Davis Cup prospects brighten. Dennis Ralston, Cliff Richey, Clark Graebner, Charlie Pasarell and Marty Riessen all win, with team captain George MacCall calling the field competitive for Davis Cup selection. Ralston beats Robert Lutz. Richey defeats Graham Stilwell 15 13 in the fourth. Graebner defeats Martin Mulligan. Pasarell defeats Peter Pokorny. Riessen advances on a walkover with Barry Phillips-Moore missing.
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Weather Summary and Wimbledon Outlook
Weather notes show Arkansas clear to partly cloudy warm through Wednesday with high near 98 and low around 60. Louisiana expects partly cloudy skies with scattered showers near the coast and widely scattered thunderstorms elsewhere, little temperature change. In tennis, Wimbledon action has Stolle and Buding advancing easily, with MacCall noting possible edge over Australians if Arthur Ashe becomes available after military service.
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Silence Rule Imposed On Warra munga Kinship
The Warra munga people of Central Australia require all female relatives of a deceased male to remain silent for a year or two as part of a traditional mourning practice. The rule extends to distant kin and leads to widespread use of sign language among women.
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Ortiz Turns to Politics in the Bronx
Carlos Ortiz, the lightweight boxing champion, travels from Pittsburgh to the Bronx to launch a New York State Senate campaign in the 29th District. He defended his title with a 12th round stoppage of Johnny Bizzarro and vows to tour his district with political speeches. Ortiz eyes welterweight hopes and possible Garden bouts as Teddy Brenner weighs matchups for fall.
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Associatedn Press
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Palmer Fades Casper Wins the U S Open
Arnold Palmer lost to Billy Casper in a U S Open playoff at Olympic Country Club after leading by seven strokes with nine holes to go. Palmer said he could not explain the back nine collapse while Casper clinched the title with key putts.
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Associated Press
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Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boras
Olympic Country Club
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Pennsylvania
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Bill
Bryant Rest After Collapse at Coaching Clinic
Alabama coach Paul Bryant collapsed during a Pepperdine college coaching clinic lecture and was hospitalized with exhaustion. A hospital spokesman said he is alert and resting, with his wife reporting he looks and talks normally. Bryant has led Alabama to three national titles and a strong overall record.
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View Park Community Hospita
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McAlister Joins Hog Cage Team at Arkansas
Mack McAlister from Jonesboro with six foot playmaker height becomes Arkansas 11th high school signee. Led Jonesboro to Class AAA state tournament second place last season. Coach Duddy Waler calls McAlister a fine athlete and passer.
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Jonesboro
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Stile Tay
Baseball Leaders and Standings in Major Leagues
National League leaders span San Francisco Pittsburgh and Atlanta with Aaron and Alou leading in runs and RBIs. AL leaders feature Robinsons, F. Robinson and Oliva, while pitchers Koufax and Marichal pace wins with strikeout marks. Daily results include St Louis 4 New York 2 and Houston 4 Los Angeles 2.
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Mrs McDivitt and newborn daughter fine in Houston
Mrs James A McDivitt and her newborn daughter are reported fine in a Houston hospital The baby is said to be the first child conceived by an American astronaut s wife after her husband returned from space McDivitt 37 was command pilot on the four day Gemini mission during which Edward H White II made his 21 minute space walk Also mentions land near Lancaster Ohio and a private cemetery deeded to the president in 1438 by a pioneer settler
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Edward H. White II
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Grant Tamed Third Time by Angels
The California Angels defeated Minnesota 3-3 Monday night, beating pitcher Jim Grant for the third time this season. Oliva’s error in the seventh allowed two unearned runs, tying the game before later scoring. In other AL action Washington beat Cleveland 4-2 and Chicago downed Kansas City 3-1. in the NL, Houston beat Los Angeles 4-2, Atlanta 7- Philadelphia, and St. Louis over New York 2-0.
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Susan Gregory Aims To Defend Arkansas Women’s Title
Defending champion Susan Gregory of Pine Bluff is auto qualified for one of 16 championship berths in the Arkansas Women’s Golf Tournament at Cherokee Village. The remaining spots will be filled in today’s qualifying round on the Cherokee Village course as match play begins Wednesday. Nebra Dumas and Mrs. Jim Wellens won the Four-ball with a 77. A separate note reports a design award for a gray iron hydrant model, highlighted by the Industrial Designers Society of America.
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Pine Bluff
Jim Wellens
Little Rock
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Industrial Designers Society of America
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Sutton Earns High Marks in Baseball
Don Sutton, a 21 year old right hander for the Los Angeles Dodgers, posted a stellar rookie season record of 23 7 with 247 strikeouts and 45 walks in 258 innings across Santa Barbara and Albuquerque. Coaches praised his curve and slider as the key to his success, and Duke Snider called his curve the best on the staff besides Koufax.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Albuquerque
Los Angeles
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Vero Beach
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Walter Alston
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Casper Passes Open to Focus on Mormon Church Event
Casper, fresh off capturing the U S Open, will skip the July British Open to attend a Mormon church fireside in California and play in the Mormon tournament in Salt Lake City. He cited his new faith as prioritizing golf less than before and plans to tithe 10 percent to the church.
Drysdale Shut Down As Astros Edge Dodgers 4-2
Dodgers starter Don Drysdale took his fifth straight loss after a 4-2 defeat to Houston. Drysdale allowed seven hits through eight innings while his ERA climbed and his win total fell to 5.35 for the season. Gene Oliver hit a key homer for Atlanta in a separate note, and Joe Torre added three RBIs for the Braves in a 7-5 win.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Days For Best Fishing And Hunting
Solunar Tables taken from John Alden Knight guide. Major periods start at shown times and last about one and a half to two hours. they are in boldface. Minor periods in regular type are shorter and shown in light type. PM times indicate post meridiem. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods.
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