Ralston Faces Semi Against Drysdale After Wimbledon Run
Dennis Ralston, United States No. 1, advances to the Wimbledon semifinals after a dominant quarterfinals win over Bob Hewitt. Claude Emerson loses left shoulder ligament after tumbling in the quarterfinals, ending his bid for a third straight title. Ralston could meet Cliff Drysdale or Tony Roche in the semifinals as Australia-led challengers seek to end Emerson’s reign. Chick McKinley remains the last American Wimbledon champ in 1963.
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South Africa
Cliff Drysdale
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Tony Roche
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Ken Fletcher
Australia
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Arkansas Stubs Out Austin In Short Texas League Battle
Arkansas defeated Austin 1-0 as Larry Stubing hit his 12th homer of the year and Hal Gilson limited the Braves to four hits over 99 pitches. The game lasted only 1 hour 34 minutes, the season’s shortest in the loop. El Paso beat Albuquerque 7-2 and Amarillo downed Dallas-Fort Worth 6-2 with Levi Brown Ron Davis homering and Posada hitting a triple.
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All Star selections set for July 12 game in St Louis
Brooks Robinson tops American League infield with 257 votes, joined by Dick McAuliffe George Scott and Bobby Knoop. National League field led by Willie McCovey and Joe Morgan with Santo and Cardenas also chosen. Injuries to Morgan and Santo may trigger substitutions. Sam Mele to manage AL. Commissioner Eckert releases starters ahead of full squad later. voting rules restrict Orioles players.
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San Francisco Giants
Joe Morgan
Houston
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Cincinnati
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Sam Mele
Minnesota
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia
Cardenas
Maury Wills
Los Angele
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Doug Jones in Another Comeback Try
Embattled Doug Jones seeks a second title bid facing Jeff Terrell for the WBA heavyweight crown. Terrell, favored at 6 to 5, vows to beat Jones badly, while Jones predicts a knockout. The 15 round bout is planned for 11 p.m. EDT in Sam Houston Coliseum with about 10,000 fans and $130,000 expected. potential future offers include bids from Irving Ungerman and Hugh Benbow. Terrell touted at 210 pounds with reach and height advantages, Jones at 219 pounds with 5 inch reach disadvantage.
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George Chuvalo
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Hugh Benbow
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Astrodome
Baseball Mindal League Results And Standings Recap
Pacific Coast results show Lasgue defeating Oklahoma City 15 to 7 and Seattle drawing with Vancouver in rain. International League games Toledo over Toronto 8 to 4, Columbus 5 Buffalo 4 in 12 innings, Richmond 5 Rochester 1. National and American League leaders highlighted by Aaron and Robinson near the top in runs and RBIs, Alou and Mays strong in hits and power, and Gibson Koufax and Perry among top pitchers. Monday results include Chicago over Atlanta 5-1 and Pittsburgh over Houston 8-5. upcoming games list and standings show San Francisco leading the NL with 46-27 and Baltimore atop the AL with 48-24. Willie Mays belted his 522nd homer as San Francisco edged St Louis 2-1. Jim Kaal pitched six strong innings for Minnesota in a 6-2 win over Cleveland.
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Fights Last Night Across Georgetown and Rio Suriname
A fragmented report lists several boxing clashes across Georgetown and international venues. Names include Lionel Ti and Takeshi Fuji, with mentions of boxers from Jamaica Japan the Philippines and Milwaukee. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate multiple bouts and outcomes.
Mays Hits 622nd Home Run in Giant Win over Cardinals
Willie Mays belted his 622nd career homer to move into third on the all time list and helped the Giants beat St. Louis 2-1. He also made a key one handed catch in the eighth inning. Dick Ellsworth won for the Cubs. Clemente propelled Pirates. Reds edged Dodgers as elsewhere in the league.
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Construction progress at Red River Technical School site
Construction in progress on the new Red River Technical School south on Highway 29 advances quickly. The project and equipment cost near 350000 dollars and the school is slated for completion by early fall. Top photo shows the instruction building and bottom photo depicts the heavy equipment housing structure.
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Three Baseball Nights at City Park This Week
City’s Hope Park hosts three baseball nights this week. Tuesday features Pony League Bears versus McNeil at 8 PM. Wednesday schedules Hope All Stars against Bears of the Big League, and Pony League Bears versus Magnolia at 6 30 PM. Thursday closes with Big League Bears facing Magnolia at 8 PM. Announced by Nathaniel Holyfield and Floyd Rogers, team managers.
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Falls From a Boat Near Snow Lake Arkansas
Snow Lake Arkansas reports a boating accident Sunday on a stream near the lake. Seven children fell from a boat. Junie Loureles, the father, helped five of them to safety while deputies organize the rescue of another child.
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Santo Rests Well After Surgery
CHICAGO AP Ron Santo rests comfortably after surgery on a fractured cheek. The Third baseman was hurt when hit by a pitch from Jack Fisher in the first game of a doubleheader with the Mets, ending his 390 game Cubs consecutive games streak. He expects hospital discharge in a week and return to the lineup in 10 days. The Cubs recalled Ron Campbell to fill in, sending Joe Amalfitano to Tacoma, as Santo recovers.
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Kaat Wins Sixth Hitter as Twins Rally Past Indians 6-2
Jim Kaat pitched six efficient innings to beat Cleveland 6-2, improving his record to 9-5 whileMinnesota benefited from a four-run sixth inning. Baltimore topped California 4-1 in the other AL game, and in the NL, San Francisco edged St Louis 2-1, Pittsburgh beat Houston 6-5, Cincinnati toppled Los Angeles 2-5, and Chicago defeated Atlanta 6-1.
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Associated Press
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Some Advice for Our Young Folks by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle offers down to earth guidance for young men in 1966. Suggestions cover finances relationships meals travels career timing and sensible habits, urging practical steps like seat belts in travel, realistic earnings goals, moderate spending and varied vacations to avoid stagnation.
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New York
Storch
ISD
Accountants Name President of National Association
Perry G Halbert of De Soto Missouri has been reelected president of the National Association of Enroll Federal Tax Accountants.
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