Gorman Confident at Wimbledon Second Round
American tennis star Tom Gorman, 25, from Seattle, advances to face Ezio Di Matteo as Wimbledon dries out. He upbeat after defeating Cliff Drysdale in round one and playing doubles, while Stan Smith and other seeds push toward the second round amid favorable conditions. Women’s action sees Margaret Court and Rosemary Casals win, Billie Jean King awaiting second round after a bye.
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McCovey May Have Surgery for Knee
Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants was placed on the disabled list after a game with the Chicago Cubs. Doctors found cartilage damage in his left knee and may perform surgery. Ed Goodson was recalled from the Phoenix farm club to fill the vacancy.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across AL and NL
American League standings with Baltimore leading East at 42 23 and Detroit 38 30. West led by Oakland 45 23. Tuesday results include Detroit 7-1 over New York and Baltimore 6-2 over Washington. NL leaders Pittsburgh 44 26 and New York 38 27. notable games: Atlanta 4 Montreal 0. San Francisco 2 Chicago 0. Leaders list highlights Oliva batting .387 and 52 runs by Buford.
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Williams to Stay With Washington
Manager Ted Williams says he will finish the year with the Washington Senators despite their poor standing in the AL East and encouragements to leave. He cites fishing camp reports as a tempting distraction but plans to stay unless fired, while the club trails the Orioles by 18 games after a 40 losses in 63 games.
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Nolan Shuts Down Phillies in Six-Hit Victory
Cincinnati right-hander Gary Nolan pitched a six hitter to beat Philadelphia 6-1, aided by timely doubles from Perez, McRae, and Foster. Mets, Braves, Giants also win as NL action tightens. Cubs, Dodgers fall, while winded Astros capitalize on miscues for decisive runs.
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Dodger Star Garvey Undergoes Hand Surgery
Los Angeles Dodger infielder Steve Garvey had surgery on Tuesday night to repair a fracture in his left hand after the team dropped their third straight game in two days. The injury was first noted June 12 in Montreal and X rays Tuesday revealed the break. He is on the disabled list for four weeks. In other notes, Minnesota Twins signed three free agent draft picks: pitchers Marty Hulse and Reggie Row and third baseman Frank Suarez.
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Solunar Tables Guidance for Peak Sport Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here comes from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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Shreveport Swept In Doubleheader By Travelers
Arkansas Travelers swept a doubleheader 2-1 and 5-1 over Shreveport in Dixie Association play. Jorge Roque drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in game two, while Don Wilkerson homered for Shreveport in game one. Virgil Barientos and Bruce Heinbecher took losses for Shreveport. Santigo Guzman and Larry Koch earned wins.
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Orioles Spin Sharp Shutout To Split Doubleheader
Grant Jackson and Tom Dukes combined for a seven hit shutout as Baltimore blanked Washington 2-0 to earn a split of the two night doubleheader after Washington won the opener 8-6. The Orioles had used a stable rotation of Palmer Cuellar McNally Dobson all season.
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Boxing Wins Across Cities Highlight Lightweight Actions
Tuesday results show Benny Huertas of Brooklyn 139 stopping Johnny Harp of Syracuse 140 in New York. Eddy Lind er of Miami outpointed Ismael Laguna of Panama in Miami Beach. Eugene Cyclone Hart of Philadelphia outpointed Donna Fuller of West Jordan Utah in Philadelphia. Henry Clark of San Francisco knocked out Chuck Haynes of San Diego.
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