Davis Cup Team Heads For Spain
The U S Davis Cup team sails to Barcelona to face Spain after sweeping Chile 5 0 in the American Zone finals Solomon Smith Van Dillen and Gor man led the way with singles and doubles wins on clay in Santiago and the team eyes inter zone clashes noted captain Dennis Ralston.
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Colts New GM Vows No Renegotiation Of Contracts
Baltimore general manager Joe Thomas said he will not renegotiate contracts, signaling a policy he will apply in Baltimore after taking over July 13. He notes six rookies signed, including Tom Drougas, while Bubba Smith and John Williams have not signed, with Smith seeking renegotiation.
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Barber Wins Autocross at Coman Touring Club meet
Burt Barber drove a Dat sun 2000 to the day's best time at the Coman Touring Club July autocross. Barber claimed his first top-time trophy amid a field of trophy winners across stock classes. A club meeting is planned Aug 9 at Sheridan Road National Bank and the Friday night rally is Aug 11 from Robert's Mobil at 7:30.
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Nance Traded to Eagles as Namath Presses for Contract
Jim Nance leaves the Patriots for the Eagles after saying he must move on and seek a ball to yards ratio. Joe Namath refuses to play in exhibitions until a signed Jets contract is in place as pre season opens.
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Garber's Takes Second In Meet
Garber's Jewelers of Lawton finished second in the Indian girls state softball tournament in Oklahoma City after losing the title game 11-4 to Classic Beauty Shop. Led by all tournament selections Lou Ann Sandranno Janice McCarthy and Kathy Murrow the team won its first two games and reached the final. McCarthy and Gwen Nauni earned three victories apiece as hurlers. Sandranno Susan Teackle Donna McCarthy and Tweet McCarthy contributed hits and scored in the championship game.
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Easy Victories Highlight YMCA Slow Pitch Results
Easy victors in YMCA slow pitch Monday night as Brant's Paint dominates Boule vard 18 to 1 and Centenary Methodist rolls Butler's 25 to 2. Bryan's Paint and other lineups show strong hitting with Vasquez Noble and Sellers contributing across teams.
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Finishing Swing Tip Encourages High Follow Through
A golf instruction passage advises finishing with hands high after impact. It recommends moving the right shot down and under the chin, guiding the club head to the ball along the target line. The goal is solid contact and a high finish aimed toward a chosen cloud.
Harrelson Sees Golf Future After Nicklaus Advice
Ken Harrelson nicknamed The Hawk, AL MVP 1968, pursues pro golf after quitting MLB for golf last year. He credits Jack Nicklaus for easing his swing, aims for PGA Tour card this fall, and notes happier life despite a slow start in the Columbus Invitational Pro-Am at Scioto Country Club.
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Weaver Leads All Stars With Nine AL Starters
Orioles manager Earl Weaver, again in charge of the American League All Stars, names nine starting pitchers for the midsummer game sparking a clash with National League skipper Walter Alston. Weaver defends his picks citing consistency and bullpen strategy amid Murtaugh’s critique of relievers. The exchange also targets Bob Gibson after quotes suggesting reluctance to play in the showcase.
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Sims clinches motocross title in 125cc class at Whiskey Creek
Tommy Sims of Lawton finished unbeaten in the 125cc division Sunday but settled for the Open Division crown as Roger Skeen won the four week 125cc series. Jim Willoughby took the 236cc title with a first place finish and Rick Heffington captured the 100cc crown while Whiskey Creek track closes for summer.
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Reaves Draft Seen As Depth for Eagles Quarterback Row
Reading Pa AP Pete Liske, in his ninth pro season with the Philadelphia Eagles, says rookie John Reaves will not threaten his job. Liske notes the team sought depth after Rick Arrington’s knee surgery and cites Reaves at Florida as an NCAA passing leader who expects to start but may need time to adapt.
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Horse Racing at Aqueduct Cancelled by Power Failure
Philadelphia report notes William Edwards, 39.4, overcame a stumble at the start to win the Lib erty Beil Park feature by 53 lengths over Running Story after a power failure caused Aqueduct to cancel.
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