MacKay Stuns Olmedo in U S Davis Cup opener
In Forest Hills a stunning upset as Barry MacKay of Dayton defeats Wimbledon champion Alex Olmedo 7-5 6-4 7-6 to give the United States a 1-0 edge over Australia in the Davis Cup challenge round opening singles. Neal Fraser beats Olmedo in a 4-set thriller as USA fights back.
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Neal Fraser
Alex Olmedo
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T Obkin
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Emerson
Brookline
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United, States
Taier
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New League Beginnings in Pro Football Clash Looms
At a press luncheon in Los Angeles Hilton and Hunt outlined plans for a new American Football League set to begin in 1960. Cities named include Los Angeles Dallas New York Houston Denver and Minneapolis St Paul with eight teams expected and territorial drafts to lure college players. The venue hinted Dodger Stadium and the Coliseum as future homes while Eddie Erdelatz name surfaced as a possible L A coach amid questions about profits and television leverage.
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Barron Hilton
Bob Howsarmi
Harry Wismer
Don Shughnessy
Red Adams
Max Winter
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Homer in 10th delivers Boston win over Orioles
Dick Gernert belted a two run homer in the 10th inning, his 13th of the season, to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 6-4 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. The game featured a late rally and crucial hits that turned the tide in Boston’s favor.
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Dmacey
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Dick Gernert
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Neoware
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Pan American Games open with stormy start at Soldier Field
Four meet records fall as Pan Am track action begins with Hall and Dumas crowned. Suarez sets 10 000 meters mark while Ahrens wins women's javelin. US teams win basketball and fencers reach foil finals amid protests and disputes.
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Pan-Am
al Hall
United States
Oswaldo Suarez
Argentina
USA
Charlie Dumas
Chile
Marlene Ahrens
Soldier Field
Canada
West Virginia
Jerry West
Uncle Sam
Brazil
Uruguay
Cuba
Venenzuela
Colts Defense Dominates Redskins In Exhibition Victory
Baltimore Colts’ stifling defense held Washington to a late TD in a 23-10 win amid hot 80 degree conditions before 22,409 fans. Gino Marchetti recovered a fumble for a TD on the first play of the second half, while Don Joyce forced the fumble. John Unitas directed a 79-yard scoring drive with Hal Lewis and Curly Johnson totaling nine plays, capped by a six-yard pass to Jerry Richardson.
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Redskins
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Colt
Fum-Ate
Don Joyce
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Eagle Day
Weeb Ewbank
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Hal Lewis
Curly Johnson
Houston
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Loff
Unitas
Jerry Richardson
Wofford College
Jack Eddie LeBaron
Jim Bodeley
Martiner
Ritarcen Ierra
Nichols Tops Summer AAU Cage Scorer
Nichols at Franklin Jr. High tallies 73 field goals and 15 free throws for 162 points. Top 10 lists follow with players such as Crowther, Vass, and Artoor noted amid final standings and team listings.
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Franklin Jr
Ram Pex
Stora Crowther
Gwese Vass
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Kaerdgs Liew
Dela Artoor Nexrer
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Arter
Counen Kebys Eer
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Ame
Artier Murray
Borthresa
Liersa Jackson
Kobler
Face Reveals Teary Exit in Exhibition Loss
Relief ace Elroy Face of the Pittsburgh Pirates “lost” his first game of the season in an exhibition against local newspaper and radio-TV teams. Tears streamed as he walked from the mound, later revealed to be staged with a wet sponge under his helmet, not a real defeat.
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Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
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