Wimbledon Quarterfinals Feature McEnroe and Martin
Wimbledon enters the second week as 18 year old John McEnroe and 20 year old Billy Martin reach the quarterfinals. Top seeds Jimmy Connors and Bjorn Borg lead the men while most top women seeds remain unbeaten with classic matchups set for today.
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Wimbledon
England
U.S
John McEnroe
United States
Europe
Billy Martin
Evanston
Ill
Palos Verdes
Calif
Billy
Jimmy Connors
Bjorn Borg
Miss Evert
Ms. King
Virginia Wade
Rosie Casals
Kerry Reid
Australia
Sue Barker
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Martina Navratilova
Connors
Byron Bertram
South Africa
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Borg
Martin
Vitas Gerulaitis
McEnroe
Phil Dent
Astrialian
New Albin Unbeaten in Mississippi Valley Baseball
New Albin kept an unblemished record in the Mississippi Valley Non Pro Baseball League by blanking De Soto 9 to 0. Jim Sires pitched the win for the undefeated club on Sunday.
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New Albin
de Soto
Jim Sires
Trickle wins two features at I-70 Speedway ASA race
Dick Trickle of Wisconsin Rapids captures two of three features and places second in another at I-70 Speedway in Odessa Missouri. Track record 30 18.68 set in first feature. Joe Shear wins second feature. multi-car crash halts third feature. Trickle repairs and dominates remaining action amid late race drama.
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Odessa
Dick Trickle
Wisconsin Rapids
Trickle
Joe Shear
Beloit
Shear
Larry Phillips
Springfield
Hanson wins six mile road race in Eau Claire
Joe Hanson finished six miles in 30 minutes 32 seconds to take first place. Dennis Spars was fifth and Kevin Mahoney eleventh with several locals also placing. Fred Skemp won the 40 and over division in 37 15 as Mary Bange ran second in the women’s. Bonnie Mahoney and Kathy Silva placed sixth and 12th. Port Washington’s Mark Frise and Irv Erickson of La Crosse led Wisconsin State Time Trial results with Frise taking junior boys and Erickson third in veteran men. both qualified for Seattle road race. Republic Bank of Chicago repeated as champion in the La Crosse Midwest Invitational 16 inch softball tournament, defeating the Rollers in the finals at Copeland Park.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Joe Hanson
Dennis Spars
Dave Teague
Kevin Mahoney
Tom Jones
Dave Range
John Skemp
Fred Skemp
Mary Bange
Bonnie Mahoney
Kathy Silva
Port Washington
Wrs
Mark Frise
Irv Erickson
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Frise
Seattle
Erickson
Republic Bank of Chicago
la Crosse Midwest
Republic Bank
Chicago
The
Rollers
Copeland Park
Tribune
Cardinals sign Forsch for three years. Schultz recalled
The St Louis Cardinals signed pitcher Bob Forsch to a three year contract and recalled pitcher Buddy Schultz from New Orleans of the American Association. The Chiefs added defensive ends Derrick Glanton and Rick Burleson, safety Chris Golub, tackle Dave Green, and linebacker Ray Burks. Mercer University named Barry Myers baseball coach.
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St.louis Cardinals
Bob Forsch
Buddy Schultz
New Orleans
Kansas City Chiefs
Derrick Glanton
Rick Burleson
Chris Golub
Dave Green
Ray Burks
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