Wimbledon Queen Mary Fails to Fluster Don Budge
The Wimbledon center court atmosphere captivates spectators but 17 year old Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge loses to the moment as Queen Mary watches. Don Budge remains unfazed by royal attention amid a day of notable tennis and baseball notes involving Brooklyn Dodgers star Rocky Bridges and PGA memories at Oakmont.
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Bassett and Prentiss Clinch Long Beach Open Titles
In the 21st Long Beach Open on City College courts, Glenn Bassett defeated top seed Jack Ballack 6-1 6-1 to win the men's singles. Bassett and Ballack then captured the doubles crown 6-1 6-? from Kelly Starr and Ron Livingston. Mary Arnold Prentiss beat Barbara Green 6-4 6-2 to take the women's singles title, her second straight. Prentiss and Darrell Winrich edged June Girard and John Fieitz 6-1 6-3 for the mixed doubles title. Carl Busch and Jack Lynch won veteran’s doubles 6-2 7-5 over Bill Maxwell and Mel Gallagher after a long seven-day event with 165 entries.
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Steed Rides Triple f at Tijuana Track
AGUA CALIENTE Mexico July 2 Jockey Willie Steed led the first half of the 1951 season at Hippodrome de Tijuana and dominated the second half by riding a triple yesterday One win came aboard Jades Empress for Mr and Mrs H McCabe in Independence Day allowances Mildred Barthel's Top Emperor won the second division in 1 11 2 5 ridden by Jose Olguin and paid
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Feller's third no hitter sets modern record
Bob Feller, premier active pitcher, threw his third no hitter to date, beating Detroit 2 1 in the first game of a doubleheader as the Indians’ ace extends a modern era record. Ed Lopat and others posted notable scores as Yankees and White Sox linger in standings.
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Stengel Names All Star Squad From Sox and Others
Casey Stengel selected his American League all star team led by six White Sox, with Nel son Fox and Chico LeTasquel as fans starters. Joe DiMaggio earns his 13th all star nod while rookies Jim Busby and Orestes Minoso anchor Chicago outfield. Reds/others contribute pitching stars from Lopat to Marrero as Detroit and Boston follow in selections.
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Irving Cooper Wins Los Angeles Golf Title Again
Long Beach golfer Irving Cooper retained the Los Angeles city title at Griffith Park by defeating Bruce McCormick 9 and 7 in a 36-hole final. Cooper, 20, led eight up after the morning 18 with six birdies and closed out on the 11th hole in the afternoon. McCormick, a Lakeside veteran and two-time champion, struggled with iron play and putting. Eddie Meyerson, 16, won the mayor’s flight by beating Jack Gargan 6 and 5 after posting a 71 in the opening round.
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Baseball Standings Roundup Across Leagues
Unreadable OCR yields scattered team names and scores. Amass of entries includes American Association and International League teams such as Springfield Louisville Columbus Toledo and Birmingham. Some lines show mixed city abbreviations and inconsistent counts, with several scores like 4 0 3 3 and 8. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Lemon Leads Cry Against Stengel in All Star Snub
Cleveland July 2 Bob Feller pitched his third no hit game in history defeating the Tigers 2 1 in a classic but learned after the game that he was not chosen for the All Star squad Hank Greenberg General Manager led the outcry praising Feller and Bob Lemon disputed Stengels pick arguing Feller is the leagues best pitcher Stengel defended Lemon as the better relief option under the circumstances
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Seattle shooter Arnold Riegger tops Western Zone trap contest
Arnold Riegger of Seattle won the 1951 Western Zone amateur trapshooting title at 16 yards and 25 yard handicap in Reno. He posted a perfect 200 from 26 yards and 99x100 on the handicap, securing the championship.
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Sechi Paces Derby With 6-game 1374 handicap total
Hy Sechi of Sierra Madre led the eighth annual Virginia Derby singles bowling tournament with a six game 1374 handicap total. The event drew a record 456 entrants and a prize fund of 3065 dollars as it heads into its third day with 24 bowlers in the late squad.
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