Wimbledon Play To Resume Tuesday at Sportsmen Awards
The Sportsmen's Club in Las Vegas raised nearly 21 million since 1959 for research and care at City of Hope. The Sands Hotel hosted the third annual World Awards dinner honoring athletes including Lew Alcindor, Rocky Marciano, and Pancho Gonzales discussed amid Wimbledon action with Ashe, Laver, Newcombe and others advancing.
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City of Hope Medical Center
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Senators Sweep Red Sox In Twinbill 5-4 11-4
Washington built a six-run second inning in the nightcap on Mike Epstein’s second homer and Del Unser's run scoring blast. Frank Howard added a 24th homer as the Senators defeated Sonny Siebert and Boston 11-4, after opening with a 5-4 win.
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Brinkman Delivers in Ninth as Tigers Rally
Eddie Brinkman scored the winning run after Tom Satriano’s throwing error as a three run ninth inning rallied in Las Vegas Sun opener. Epstein walked to start the inning, Ken McMullen singled, Epstein scored on a bunt misplay, Brinkman walked to fill the bases, and Grant Alyea’s sac fly tied the game before the winner.
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Tom Satriano
Epstein
Ken McMullen
Bill Landis
Sam Bowens
Brinkman
Grant Alyea
McMullen
Miss U S Wins Detroit Race
Miss U S with veteran driver Bill Muncey won the $35,000 World Championship hydro plane race on the Detroit River after mechanical trouble felled rivals. Bill Strrett of Owensboro Kentucky was thrown from Miss Pudweisner and injured when his boat spun out in the first heat.
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UPI
U.S
Bill Muncey
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Bill Strrett
Owensboro
Miss Pudweisner
Coody Captures Cleveland Open Title at Aurora CC
Charles Coody of Abilene Texas won $22 000 first prize at the Cleveland Open with a one under par 69 in the final round for a nine under 271 total at Aurora Country Club Crampton finished second with 273 and 12 000 prize money The course record of 271 tied by Coody was set four years ago by Gardner Dickinson Brooklyn born Bob Murphy took third with 275 and 7 000 prize money
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Gardner Dickinson
Bob Murphy
Aurora
Ohio
Bert Yancy
Frank Beard
John Schlee
John Levinson
Bob Charles
Harold Henning
Gordon Jones
Arnold Palmer
Terry Oil
J.C. Goosie
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tommy Aaron
Julias Boras
Dave Marr
Jim Colbert
Randy Petri
Jock Cupit
Gene Littler
Lebron Harris
Homero Blancas
Fred Marti
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Tom Weisskopf
Mac McLendon
Jim Wiechers
Dave Boltman
Mike Hill
Phil Rodgers
Ron Cerrudo
Billy Maxwell
Bob Stone
Dave Eichelberger
George Hixon
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Bob Erickson
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George Boutell
Bert Greene
Jonny Miller
Howie Johnson
Herb Hooper
Howell Fraser
Joe Goldstrand
al Bolding
Dick Rhyon
George Archer
Richard Martinez
Bob Shaw
Rolf Deming
John Lively
Lee Trevino
Baseball Standings And Probable Pitches Across Leagues
Baseball standings show New York seven Pittsburgh three Philadelphia two Montreal zero. Chicago leads St Louis one. Cincinnati seven San Francisco six in ten innings. Monday's pitchers list Chicago Nye at Montreal Reed and more night games include Philadelphia Jackson at Pittsburgh Ellis and New York McAndrew at St Louis Briles with many others scheduled.
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Two Top Middies Here This Week
Middleweights Billy Hester and Dub Huntley meet in a 10 round main event at the Silver Slipper arena on Wednesday night. Hester from the East has defeated Jimmy Rosette recently while Huntley, fresh from Europe, also beat Rosette and is favored. A 10 round preliminary features Billy Marsh of Henderson and Las Vegas versus unbeaten Al Stanky of Los Angeles who beat Billy Burns by TKO.
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