Wimbledon Opens Second Week Amid Open Tennis Talk
Wimbledon enters week two amid rain disrupted play and talk of open tennis pitting pros against amateurs. Notables like Gonzales Rosewall and Laver are highlighted as strong open-era figures, with upsets by Perry and Ashe noted among a field including King Richey and Casals.
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Amd
Fred Perry
Postit
Perry
Rod Laver
Isen Rosewall
Wimblean
Shust
Ras Moore
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tes
Posemary Casals
San Francisco
Kine
Al-Theaphind
Theo Sehertiide
Reese Advances After Tight Victory in Golf Final
Reese edged Garren in a tight match to reach the finals, with Garrett noting every match in the tournament produced drama and a tough challenge. The round featured key birdies and late adversity as Reese and his rival traded holes and pressure.
Hillcrest Women Start Action at Puesday Meeting
Local Hillcrest community note details a weekly gathering of women initiating actions during a Tuesday meeting. The report highlights community outreach efforts, plans for future events, and mentions several residents involved in organizing the program.
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Morton Championship Crowns Johnson and Rush Winners
Johnson and Rush win the Morton Championship as Lovet on and Portales athletes place second and third. Gerald Zachary and Pate Saxton finish runners up. Bil Powell and Carl Richardson earn third. Lone winner in first flight is Aloe Clung.
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Sporcton
Janie Johansen
American Cagers Nip Find and Inc Exhibition
The report highlights a United States men’s basketball team exhibition win against an international opponent. Key players include Salter and Clawson contributing scoring drives as the squad edges ahead late in the contest.
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Edie Buneland
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Cisne Salter
Faye da Ang Dole
Detroit talks drag on amid NFL players’ strike risk
Supersecret NEL Session continues as National Football Lake teams’ players press for guaranteed salary, higher pensions, and a $5000 per season allowance. Owners balk, talks in Southfield suburbs considered potentially decisive within a month. Players seek better pay while current expenses sit at 70 dollars weekly for preseason and exhibition duties.
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Dine Lake Country
Southfield
Glotzbach Captures Pole in Fourth of July Daytona Race
Charlie Glotzbach won the pole for the July 4 race at Daytona after the first day of qualifying. Cars faced inspection issues and remissions as NASCAR officials scrutinized modifications prior to the final qualifying runs.
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Roeadlemian
Wariner
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Tiny Load
Donnie Allison
Nascar
Jaesphe Posstie
Veliafe
Caulers Triumph in Father Son Meet
Pratt and Deasdel shine as teammates claim the title in a father son competition. The event featured numerous participants from the VMeCaulers with standout performances across divisions and notable showings from Budle Wasi Garden.
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Olympic Trials Track Highlights Include Smith Victory
The article reports Tommie Smith's decisive 200 meter win and Des Chambers style performances at the Olympic Trials, with standout results from Van Nelson, Charles Craig, Tracy Smith, and others. It notes world and American marks, near Olympic records, and the debate over team selection and form for Los Angeles.
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Black Athletes Debate Olympic Boycott at Mexico City
Negro Olympic hopefuls voiced mixed plans about boycotting the Games as decisions remained unsettled. Key figures like Lee Evans and Bob Beamon signaled possible participation while others urged protest, with Monday meetings to declare final positions.
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Thompson Lands First Ace at Meadowbrook Club
Amateur golf round report details Thompson scoring his first ace at Meadowbrook Country Club. The unusual scorecard notes sons Patteh and Mike Phenayp providing family cheers while Thompson played with Bull Tew and Cather Norris Thompson during the foursome.
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Hubbers Rally Past Abi lene for 21st Win in Sweep
Joe Henderson delivered the key hit in the eighth inning as the Hubbers beat Abilene 7-0 to sweep the series at Lawrey Field. Larry Horton tossed a four hitter to halt Abi line’s 11 game summer win streak, keeping the Hubbers at 19 2 1 on the season behind Carter and Sutter with strong bullpen work.
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Walt McAlenander
Avalanche-Journal
Joe Henderson
Brouth
Bill Gil
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Lawrey Field
Gilbreath
Donnie Bumpass
Fred Dumler
Henderson
Jim Sutter
Jimmy Carter
Lou Bagwell
Bagwell
Charlie Krempin
Mike Mitchell
Larry Horton
Skein
NBC Standings and Schedules From Wednesday to Sunday
NBC standings list Jabera Kansas 5 Raiders 4 on Wednesday and Liberal V Raiders 1 on Thursday. The schedule shows Trackers versus Hubb ers, Hubbers at Lawrey, and Tincekeca versus Hubbers at Laws es with games across Friday to Sunday. Individual leaders include Bobbs Black Donne Bumpass and Gary Washington with four each, plus other players leading in hits and runs.
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Lou Bagwell
Jimmy Carter
Joe Henderson
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Grace Nelson triumphs in Midland Tennis tournament finals
In Midland, Grace and Nelson claimed titles across the girls singles and doubles events, with Nelson sharing the doubles crown with Candy Hutcheson. Ike Grace and David Kent won the men’s doubles, while finals featured Revan Welkinson and other regional players in singles and doubles showdowns.
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Candy Hutcheson
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Ike Grace
David Kent
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Othe Grace
Ike Groce
Kim Reéteren
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Lohman Victor Wins Net Finals at High Plains Tennis
Plainview player Lohman Victor shares three titles at the High Plains Tennis Tournament concluding Sunday. Lohman won singles and reached finals in girls doubles and mixed doubles. event sponsored by High Plains Tennis Club with an open tourney planned July 26 28.
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Amarillo Giants Sweep Twin Bill
Amarillo Giants win both ends of a Texaco League doubleheader against Arkansas 3-0 and 3-1. Mike Corkins pitched a shutout in game one with three singles allowed and earned his third win. Les Scott followed with a strong hitting performance as the Giants built a first inning lead on a walk, error, Bobbs Taylor double and hits by Jim Mullen and Julie Linares. Arkansas scored in the fifth of the nightcap on a walk and pinch hitter Lenny Doser’s hit to break a 1b scoreless string.
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Monsas
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Golfer Cleveland Falters as Dickinson and Palmer Climb
Cleveland bogeyed four straight days including No. 16 bunker trouble and No. 14 rough mishap. Gardner Dickinson shot 73 to reach 283, seven behind leader, while Arnold Palmer carded a final 71 to finish at 288 four over par.
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Cleveland Scorecard highlights names and winnings in golf event
A fragmented list shows players and their earnings including Roberto de Vicenzo Lee Trevino Bob Murphy Gary Player and Sam Snead among others. The document references amounts from 0 to 22 000 and names across multiple clubs and regions, indicating a tournament scorecard and prize allocations.
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Bob Mickson
Roberto de Vicenzo
Aus Boies
Lon. Lee
Bobb
Vons Jack
Gary Player
Rob Murphys
Frank Beard
Tommy Area
FH. Sikes
Tiny Brewer
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Hed Bansem
Fate Irouglass
Mason Rudulpi
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Cole Legranse
Gene Littler
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Warne Yates
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Poh Parker
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Bouce Crampton
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Vee Padme
Bob McCalliste
Ken Rowan
Ken Stll
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Mac McClendon
Marty Fleckman
Dave Flu
Mike Hull
Dave Gumia
Hick Mayer
Steve Spras
Rob Charles Aid Limp
We. Ae
Bob Smith
Howie Johnson
Tom Weiskopf
Monte Kaeser
Merritt Takes Andrews Title in Four-Way Victory
Merritt wins the Andrews Invitational with a final 158 as four players finish within a stroke. Odessa’s Skip Graham earns runner-up honors while Sammy Amsler of Odessa shines with a hole-in-par on the fifth.
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