Ralston Confident Ahead of Wimbledon Semifinal
U S hopeful Dennis Ralston, 22, favorable mood before facing defending champion Roy Emerson in the Wimbledon men’s singles semi. Ralston, fourth seed, recovered from a tough five-set win over Marty Riessen to reach the last four as Emerson and Fred Stolle led the other semifinalists.
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Baseball Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Davalillo with a .347 batting average and Yastrzemski .342, Mantilla leading in RBIs at 57, and Campaneris with 25 stolen bases. Pitching leaders show Buzhardt at .875 with 71 decisions and McDowell with 137 strikeouts.
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FIGHT RESULTS NEWS ROUNDUP FROM LOS ANGELES AND INTERNATIONAL CARD
Fights report results from Auckland and Naples with Pena outpointing Nikora in New Zealand and Burrini defeating Stokes in Italy. Whitfield stops Simmons in Amherst while Mathis halts Maynard in Montreal and extra results from Grand Rapids and Montreal events are listed.
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White Sox explode for 17 to seize AL lead
The Chicago White Sox crushed Minnesota 17-4 in a 19 hit attack that included three homers, one grand slam, tying the season’s scoring pace. Eddie Fisher improved to 9-2 as Chicago shares first with Cleveland, who beat Boston 9-2.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Results
Current standings show Chicago leading the AL with 42 wins and 26 losses followed by Cleveland 49 32 and Minnesota 42 27. Other favorites include New York 35 37 and Los Angeles 32 41. Monday results feature Chicago 17 4 over Minnesota 4 and Detroit 4 Baltimore 3.
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International League game notes report tight Jacksonville win
Jacksonville edges Atlanta 7 to 6 in a close IL contest. Buffalo and Toledo postponed by rain. Vancouver beats Hawaii 4 to Seattle 3 with Seattle shut out 0 at Oklahoma City. Arkansas 5 Spokane 4 in a 10 inning finish. Denver at Indianapolis postponed by rain.
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Monopoly in Sports Is Under Probe
The Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee sought to vote a bill exempting sports aspects of professional baseball football basketball and hockey from antitrust laws. Sen Philip A Hart D Mich said the measure has a brighter chance this time though it still must clear the Judiciary Committee. In sports news the Yankees opened the season with a 3 0 win and later a 4 0 lead evaporated as homers by Woodie Held and Willie Kirkland helped push the Senators to a tight finish. Bobby Richardson collected five hits in the doubleheader.
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Marichal Dominant In Candlestick Shutout Of Dodgers
Juan Marichal improved to 10-0 at home against the Dodgers with a 5-0 win at Candlestick Park. He scattered six hits and posted his fifth shutout, lowering his ERA to 1.65 as Don Drysdale struggled with two errors aiding San Francisco's offense. The Dodgers remain one game up on Cincinnati while the Giants closed within two of the league leaders.
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Vanderbilt Cup Winners Bridge Win Highlighted by Overbid
Win at Bridge by Jacoby and Son notes a 1965 Vanderbilt Cup rubber where South overbid to three no trump. North's strong hand protected partner while East's double backfired, forcing trouble as West leads spades and South secures the trick with the Jack after dummy's Nine is overcalled. The narrative follows heart plays and timing through trick three.
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North AQ9864 Wa Makes Nine Tricks In Bridge Play
North AQ9864 Wa to go all out for his contract cashed dummy s ace of spades with no expectation of ever reaching the dummy. He led diamonds, East and South ducked, another diamond fell, East s queen lost to the ace. South then targeted hearts and, despite losing tricks to the king and queen, managed two low heart tricks. The result: nine tricks total from two spades three hearts two diamonds and two clubs.
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Bill Would Create National Boxing Commissioner
A bill proposes placing professional boxing under federal policing. It would create in the Justice Department the office of national boxing commissioner with powers to license and suspend or revoke licenses of boxers managers matchmakers and promoters and to expose and punish under the table deals.
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Vanderbilt Cup hints and a Phillies win mix in play notes
Bridge notes show a bidding question with four spades and a five clubs continuation. Baseball box scores report Chris Short earning his fifth straight win as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 9 to 6 in a game featuring Larry Jackson six hitter and Don Landrum two run homer and steal of home.
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Neighbors Honor the Firefighters at St Marys Street
Neighbors in Brookline Mass held a Monday night party for the St Marys Street firefighters. A resident who baked cookies praised their years of neighborly service as the firehouse will be torn down when the crew moves to a new station on another street.
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Decision on Presidential Disability
Eight months after Kennedy’s assassination Congress moves toward a constitutional amendment on presidential disability or vacancy. A two-thirds vote in both houses and three-fourths state approval needed, ratification not expected before 1967. Congress also weighs a federal crime to kill a president, with House approval but Senate resistance.
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Contingency Plan Proposed for Presidential Disability
A constitutional amendment would fill the vice presidency when vacant by having the president nominate a successor with majority approval from both houses. It also details acting president rules when the president is disabled or unable to perform duties, and the process to determine unfitness within specified timelines.
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