Long Beach Wins ABL Franchise Backing In Major Financing
ABL operations for Long Beach started with a pledge by Tom Shaheen Fred Miller and Stan Weiss to fund the team. The Breakers Hotel meeting drew civic leaders including City Attorney Gerald Desmond and Art Edwards as organizers laid out a $150 000 to $200 000 operating plan and set a June 30 league deadline in Chicago.
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Dick Wilson
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Dick Perry
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Dave Jones
Los Angeles
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Scotty) McDonald
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New York
Hawaii
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San Francisco
Americans Take Lead In Wightman Cup Matches In London
The United States built a 3-0 lead over Britain in the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon No. 1 court with Darlene Hard defeating Ana Haydon 6-3 6-4 while Christine Truman fell to Karen Hantze Susman 6-4 6-5 7-5. DuPont and Warner then won the doubles 6-2 3-6 6-2 against Deirdre Catt and Elizabeth Starkie to close day one. Miss Hard later withdrew ill as the day ended with confidence high for the U S to retain the trophy.
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Chula Vista
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Deirdre Catt
Elizabeth Starkie
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Miss Truman
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Billie Jean Moffitt
Angela Mortimer
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Miss Haydon
Dartene
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Phillies Rally for 13-8 Win Over Reds in 3rd
Philadelphia exploded for ten runs in the third inning to beat Cincinnati 13-8. Royvers drove in five with a ninth career grand slam and a single as Jim Maloney and Johnny Klippstein struggled in relief. The Reds allowed a season high in scoring before the Phils held on.
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Probe Army Recruiting Solon Asks Washington
Senator Russell Long charges West Point recruits top American football players and calls for a full congressional inquiry. He accuses Army of hiding Congress members who appoint West Pointers and questions coach Paul Dietzler’s recruiting tactics.
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Russell B. Long
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Pasadenan Reaches Final Round in British Golf
Hoylake England Friday Richard Davies a 23 year old Pasadena California resident defeated sturdy English opponents and advanced to the 36 hole final of the British Amateur Championship. He will meet Welshman Jake Powell a former professional in today’s final at Old Hoylake Links. The last American winner was Deane Beman of Maninsville Virginia in 1959.
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Minnesota Ace Pascual Battered by Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics pummeled Camilo Pascual as the Twins ace endured a rough outing. The loss dropped Pascual to four defeats, leaving Minnesota tied with the Yankees for first in the American League after a 6-1 setback.
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Inside the Park Home Run Sends Broncs to Title Showdown
Mickey McDermott's inside-the-park homer in the 10th inning propelled Santa Clara past Texas to reach the NCAA national final. Santa Clara and Michigan vie for the crown with the winner earning a U S series bid in June against Japan. McDermott’s blast cleared deep center as he raced around the bases amid a fielding chase.
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Mickey McDermott
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Foyt fined $1000 and faces suspension
Indianapolis USAC fined national driving champion A J Foyt of Houston Texas $1000 and threatened indefinite suspension for conduct detrimental to auto racing. The dispute stemmed from a Milwaukee 100 mile big car pace where Foyt allegedly threatened to slug promoter Tom Marchese over appearance money.
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UPI
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Marchese
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Bengals Blanked by Bosox
DETROIT Boston pitcher Gene Conley blanked the Detroit Tigers with six hits as the Red Sox won 3-0. Conley beat Detroit for the third time this season, while Detroit extended its losing streak to six games. Polo contests from Long Beach Valencia and La Jolla slated at 2 p.m. at Garden Grove grounds. American Association results: Omaha, Worth City, Louisville, Dever, and Indianacal noted.
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Notable sports figures and events in brief
The week closes with tributes to Mabel A. Shaw 81 who died of a heart attack after rarely missing racing at Hollywood Park. Wimbledon finalists Rod Laver and Chuck McKinley were upset in London. The Newport Bermuda yacht race begins with 130 entrants. Yale Harvard rowing regatta heads to today as the oldest intercollegiate event. A nine year old Philadelphia boy dies after a Little League collision. Larry Toby signs with Chunichi Dragons in Japan for 20000 this season.
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Chuck McKinley
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Orioles Jolt Nats Behind Pappas 8-3
Washington Friday night saw the Orioles overpower the Senators 8-3 behind Milt Pappas and a 14 hit attack. Dick Brandt homered to break a tie in the fourth after Jim Gentile started the inning with a single.
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Jim Gentile
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Mets Beaten by Cubs 5 1 in NL clash
Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Mets 5 to 1 as Ernie Banks hit his 16th homer and reliever Dave Gerard held off the Mets. The game matched two lower NL clubs, with Banks delivering the key long ball and Gerard protecting the lead late.
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Grant Stymies Yankees 3-0 in commanding shutout by Mudcat Grant
Cleveland pitcher Mudcat Grant fired a five hit complete game shutout against the New York Yankees, while rookie Al Luplow belted a two run homer in the sixth after Jerry Kindall doubled to break the duel. Grant improved to two wins over the season's champs as Yogi Berra and Clete Boyer were among the few to reach base. Ruben Gomez was later acquired by Cleveland from Jacksonville.
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7-Run 8th Gives Pirates 9-8 Victory Over Braves
Pittsburgh trailed 8-2 before eight inning rallied for seven runs on seven hits including Roberto Clemente’s grand slam to beat Milwaukee 9-8. Dick Groat drove in the final run as Hank Aaron led the Braves with four hits including a bases loaded homer.
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UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Dick Groat
Howie Goss
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Donarver
Bere, Crawford
Warps Tos
Moss Undergoes New Facial Operation After Crash
Stirling Moss, the British racing driver, underwent a further facial operation at Atkin Morley Hospital after injuries from last April crash. The hospital announced the procedure on Friday.
Hernandez Faces Rosin TV Bout at Madison Square Garden
Venezuelan Carlos Hernandez, a hard puncher in the lightweight rank, challenges New Yorker Paolo Rost in a 115 pound contenders bout. The 10 round fight airs nationally on ARC at 7 p.m. Pacific Time from Madison Square Garden.
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Venezuela
Paolo Rost
Madison Square Garden
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