Rojans Capture U S Net Crown
Evanston July 2 Tony Trabert of Cincinnati won the national collegiate tennis singles championship by upsetting top seed Earl Cochell of Southern California 6 3 6 3 6 2 Cochell later teamed with Hugh Stewart to defeat Trabert and Bud Igel of Cincinnati 6 3 6 2 2 6 3 6 for the doubles crown USC earned the team title with eight points, Cincinnati second with seven in the Garfield Bowl trophy event
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Evanston
Tsk
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Earl Cochell
Southern California
Cochell
Hugh Stewart
Trabert
Bud Igel
Northwestern University
USC
Flam Upsets Sedgman in British Open Tennis
Flam of Beverly Hills upset top seed Frank Sedgman of Australia in a five setter to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Dick Savitt beat Art Larsen to reach a semifinal against Flam. Lower bracket semifinals saw McGregor and Sturgess advance with decisive scores. In doubles, Brough and Dupont moved in women's draw, while Hart and Fry advanced, among other results. Also reporting golf at Port Stewart qualifying with Stranahan leading a small American contingent.
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Wimbledon
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Frank Sedgmant
Australia
Toiday
Fiam
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Art Larsen
San Leandro
U. S
Flam
Ken McGregor
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
McGregor
Lennart Bergelin
Sweden
Sturgess
Whelmed
Armando Vieira
Brazil
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne Dupont
Wilmington
Del
C. M. Mackay
H. M. Proudfoot
Britain
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Beryl Bartlett
Miss C. Aeropiet
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
D. M. Lewis
R. L. Scott
Barbara Scofield Davidson
San Francisco
Betty Rosenquist
South Orange
Betty Walter
Fortrush
Northern Ireland
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Port Stewart
Clarence White
Tulsa
Okla. A
U.S
Germany
al Zimmerman
Portland
Cre
Norman van Nyda
Medalis
Eggers Sets Record in 20-mile Cycle Run
San Jose's Kenny Eggers won the 20 mile motorcycle race at Bay Meadows to become national champion, setting a new record of 14 minutes 53.25 seconds and earning $1,200. Second went to Bert Brundage of Los Angeles, with $800, followed by Bill Tuman of Rockford Illinois in third and Dick Kramforth of Greenville Ohio in fourth.
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San. Mateo
San Jose
Kenny Eggers
Eggers
Bay Meadows
Larry Headrick
Bert. Brundage
Angeles
Bill Tuman
Rockford
Dick Kramforth
Groveport
Ohio
Jimmy Chann
Peoria
Vines and Snead Lead PGA Semifinals at Oakmont
At Oakmont, Sam Snead holds a five up lead over Charlie Bassler after 16 holes in the 36-hole PGA semifinal while Ellsworth Vines trails Walter Burkemo by three. Snead shot a 33 to 36-36 on the front, Bassler fought back with a 17th-hole birdie, and Vines made late birdies amid traps and putts as the field contends near-par rounds in the 33rd PGA Championship.
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Oakmont
Sam Snead
Charlie Bassler
Catonsville
Ellsworth Vines
Walter Burkemo
Detroit
Snead
Oakmont Country Club
Bassler
Hale
Dows
Vines
Burkemo
Robinson Forces Foe to Give Up
TURIN Italy July 2 Sugar Ray Robinson headed for England for his first middleweight title defense in excellent spirits. More than 11 000 fans at the prime football stadium watched the slender New York Negro register a technical knockout in the third round, Belgian Cy rille Delannoit quitting at two minutes and 57 seconds of the round.
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Turin
Italy
Sugar Ray Robinson
England
Cyrille Delannois
Prino
New York
Delannoit
Iran
Softball Scores Reported With Jumbled Details
A fragmented sports note lists softball scores and team names in unclear form with several garbled terms. The readable portions reference teams such as Hanettes and Palmpay and hint at a game summary and standings, but essential details are missing.
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