Laver Critiques Ashe Over South Africa Visa Clash
Rod Laver in New York discusses Arthur Ashe’s bid to play in South Africa, saying Ashe antagonized officials with his visa appeal and political comments. Laver notes he opposed boycotts, prioritizes tennis, and sees gradual social change, praising some progress while condemning Ashe’s aggressive stance.
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NEW York
NEA
Arthur Ashe
South Africa
Rod Laver
Laver
Simon and Schuster
California
Beieves
Ashe
Arthur
Johannesburg
Prople
Cott
Yvonne Goolagong
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ryun's pace slowed by hay fever delays Eugene meet
Jim Ryun world mile record holder says hay fever and high pollen in Willamette Valley prevent training in Oregon. He will skip the June 24-26 AAU championships in Eugene and may miss a rematch with Mary Liquori. Francis and Brown post notable marks in California meets as others chase NCAA and Olympic goals.
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United Press International
Pacific Northwest
Jim Ryun
Doris Brown
Russ Francis
Ryun
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Mary Liquori
Ryan
Kansas
Hayward
Calif
Bay Area
Liquori
Berkeley
Francis
Kai Lua
Hawaii
Pleasant Hill
Bob Dailey
University of Oregon
Larry Stuart
Southern California Striders
Stuart
Miss Brown
Seattle
Marie Gommers
Holland
U.S
Randy Matson
Texas Striders
Strongman
Sacramento
Kentucky State
Steve Jordan
Dick Garrett
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Reynaldo Brown
Cal Poly Slc
Ed Haver
UC Davis
Porterville
Drake
Rick Wanamaker
Taylor earns first win at Santa Maria Raceway
Lompoc driver Bob Taylor crossed traffic and survived crashes for his season debut victory at the Santa Maria Speedway. Santa Maria’s Steve Stanley finished second and Santa Ynez’s Bob Meneley placed third as seven of 16 starters tangled in a third turn radiator hose mishap by Darrell Walker's Studebaker.
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Lompoc
Bob Taylor
Santa Maria Speedway
Santa Maria
Steve Stanley
Bob Meneley
Santa Ynez
Darrell Walker
Studebaker
Standings and scores from the baseball leagues and games
The standings show East and West leaders with Baltimore Detroit Oakland and Kansas City among the top teams. Sundays results include New York 5 Oakland 1 and Cleveland 11 Milwaukee 0. The Cleveland Indians recalled outfielder Frank Baker from Wichita to replace Lou Camilli on the roster.
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W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Perry
Foster
Kekich
Hedlund
Bradley
Coleman
Krausse
Palmer
Culp
Messersmith
Land
UPI
Cleveland - Indians
Lou Camilli
Wichita
American Association
Frank Baker
Baseball Leaders Averages and Pitching Standouts
Summaries of leading players by league in batting RBIs and pitching wins. American and National Leagues feature stars such as Killebrew Aaron Santo Cepeda Dierker Carlton Jenkins Seaver and Lolich with notable team affiliations including Minn Oak Bos NY St. Louis Chi Pitt SF and Balt in the period.
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Cash
Det
Horton
Oliva
Minn
Jackson
Oak
Smith
Bos
Otis
Starell
Pitt
Aaron
Atl
Orre
Santo
Chi
Cepeda
Killebrew
Petrocelli
White
Bando
Powell
F. Robinson
Balt
Pitchin
Dierker
Hou
Carlton
St. L
Jenkins
Ellis
Seaver
Stoneman
Mont
Marichal
Blue
Cuellar
Palmer
Siebert
McNally
Hunter
Lolich
United Press International
National
Lea
G. AB . H. Pet. Davis
Brock
St.l
Bekrt
Torre
Garr
Alou
Staub
Snglin
Mays
Ppm
Bal
Ptt
Cin
Bonds
Williams
Advice from 1934 Open champion on Merion course
Olin Dutra, winner of the 1934 U S Open at Merion, offers driving and imagination driven tips for this week’s players at Ardmore Pa. He notes Merion rewards good shotmaking and especially driving, urges golfers not to underestimate the last four quarry holes, and recalls his dramatic comeback to beat Gene Sarazen.
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Avila Beach
Calif
UPI
Olin Dutra
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Merion
Dutra
San Luis Bay Club
California
Gene Sarazen
America
Cuellar Dominates as Orioles Surge in Warm Weather
Mike Cuellar improved to 10-1 with an eight-hitter over the White Sox, boosting Baltimore toward a potential third straight AL pennant. The Orioles climbed to lead Detroit by four games as Cuellar thrives in warm weather, while teammates McNally and Palmer chase wins. Other scores: Royals over Red Sox, Tigers, Yankees, Indians, and A’s with notable performances shaping the pennant race.
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Mike Cuellar
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Cuellar
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Houston
Curt Blefary
Andy Etchebarren
George Bamberger
Bamberger
Oriole
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Kansas City
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Sutton
Pittsburgh
Moose
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Grimsley
St. Louis
Reuss
San Diego
Kirby
Montreal
Morton
L.A
S.F
Phil
Cinc
Pitts
Copeptey
B.F
N.Y
Camilli
S.D
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Tigers
Brewers
Yankees
Senators
Royals
Red Sox
Jerry May
Tom Burgmeier
Fritz Peterson
Roy White
A’s
Sam McDowell
Indians
Graig Nettles
Toby Harrah
Rancho ‘Tiara Golf Club
PGA Pro
Ranchos Golf Club
Casmalia
Hugh Davies Lompec JR
By Bob Lilley
Insurance Realtors
H’ Street
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Delco
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