Wimbledon hopeful dependence on pace and pacemaker
The report centers on Travis Smith Sr a World War I veteran aiming for his first Wimbledon title aided by a pacemaker after elbow tendon surgery. It notes his singles hopes and a pending partnership, with context on racing jockey Steve Cauthen returning from injury. The scrambled text also mentions unrelated sports and figures, including wartime veterans and race officials.
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Tanana’s shutout seals 7-0 win in Chicago series
Frank Tanana tossed a complete game one-hitter for his sixth shutout of the season as the Angels cruised to a 7-0 victory. Bonds, Rudi, and Guerrero powered a multi-double rally that sent runners home, lifting Anaheim within three games of Minnesota and setting up a White Sox series. Bonds pressed for seven or eight straight wins to climb to first.
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Women’s city golf title starts with one round
The Jth Long Beach Women’s City Match Championship begins today at Skylinks with one round of qualifying to set match pairings for a event running Tuesday through Friday. Carolyn Hill of Place na is the defending champion and exempt from qualifying, while all 42 entrants will play today. Favorites include Mass Vii] and teens Dayna Benson Stere Zuniga Debby and Marty Stewart and Bell Cherry with veterans Harnet Glanville and Millie Stan among title contenders.
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Lind wins fourth title at National Women's Rowing Champs
Olympian Joan Lind of the Lom Beach Rowing Association won the open quarter nine singles on the Schuylkill River to claim her fourth title at the 12th National Women's Rowing Championships. Long Beach captured the open doubles with Liz Hill and Lisa Hansen beating Debbie Horowski and Jan Palchik off by four lengths. Hill and Hansen finished 1,000 meters in 3:31.2.
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