Richeys Reach Semis at National Clay Courts in Milwaukee
Third-seeded Cliff Richey from Texas advanced to the semifinals of the National Clay Courts singles in Milwaukee. He defeated Marty Riesben of Evanston 6-4 6-2 6-2, joining fellow U S Davis Cup players Clark Graebner and others as top seeds moved forward.
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San Angelo
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Evanston
Ill
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Arthur Ashe
Richmond
United States
Nicklaus struggles on tough Pecan Valley course in heat
At the Pecan Valley tournament, Nicklaus shot 39 on the front and 40 on the back for 79, while Fleckman led with 69 72. Casper 70 74 faded after a creek trouble at No. 18 and Weiskopf carded 82 as heat and rough challenged the field.
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Billy Casper
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Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Jack
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Sanders
Tennis Seeds Fall In Smoky City Open Roundup
Jim Osborne of Hawaii won 6-2 6-2 8-6 in a men singles match. Sixth seed Stan Smith beat Patricio Cornejo 6-2 6-2 6-4. Nancy Richey reached the semifinals by straight sets. Linda Tuero upset Peaches Bartkowicz as the No 8 seed. Richey defeated Tory Fretz 6-2 6-1. Tuero won 0-6 6-1 6-3. Stephanie Del Fin a beat Vicky Rogers 2-6 6-2 6-5. Kathy Harter eliminated Valerie Ziegenfuss 2-6 9-7.
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San Angelo
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Hamtramck
Mich
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Metairie
Miss Richey
Tory Fretz
Los Angeles
Miss Tuero
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Hollywood
Fla
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Rye
N.Y
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Seal Beach
Calif
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Sandiego
Jackson's three run shot lifts A's past Twins 4 2
Reggie Jackson hits a three run homer in the first inning to spark Oakland to a 4 2 win over Minnesota. John Odom earned the win with five innings before Segui worked the ninth. Rick Monday and Sal Bando contributed key hits.
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Diego Segui
Bert Camipaneris
Bando
Mets Top Cardinals 4 2 Behind Jones Homer
Cleon Jones hit an 11th homer of the year and drove in two as the Mets beat the Cardinals 4 to 2. Al Jackson earned the win with an RBI, Bud Harrelson opened with a double, and Jerry Grote Joey to an infield single in the eighth scoring Agee. Brock tripled for St Louis and later scored on a sac fly.
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Ed Kranepool
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Ron Davis
Masvill
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Ruidoso Racing Ends With High Attendances and Payouts
At Ruidoso Downs New Mexico Friday results include multiple races across distances from 6 furlongs to a mile with winners such as Short's Playmate Paris Hostess and Rebel Roan. Payouts featured a big quinella of 252.60 and an attendance of 4,500 with total handle 170 dollars.
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New Yorker Finishes the Transatlantic Yacht Race
Bernard Rodriguez of Hyde Park New York sailed the 25 foot Trimaran Amistad solo from Plymouth to New York finishing in 47 days 16 hours 55 minutes. He is the 17th to finish as two boats remain unaccounted for with search possible in a week.
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New York
Alvis Placed on Disabled List for Leg Infection
The Cleveland Indians announce third baseman Max Alvis is on the disabled list after an internal infection in his left leg. An Indians spokesman says he likely bruised the leg earlier this month when hit by a stray ball. Dr. Vic Ippolito examined him before the move. vic washington signs with Ottawa Roughriders in CFL.
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Lubbock All-Stars Eliminate Hereford In District Colt League Final
Lubbock whipped Hereford 8 to 0 at Modges Park in a District Colt League Baseball Tournament round, backed by a 10 hit attack and Joe Byrne on the mound. The win advances Lubbock to a championship showdown against Borger in a double elimination format with a potential second game at 8 30 p.m. if Borger wins.
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Joe Byrne
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Bill Dean
Troy Price
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Ronald Kinner
Bartlett
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Donnie Baker
Mikey Klatt
Bobby Baker
Jack Crawford
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Mark Graves
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Alien
Keith Slaughter
Jonny Rawlings
Ray
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Monty Bive
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Dixie wins Area II title in 17-2 rout over Southwest
Dixie claims the Area II championship with a 17-2 victory over Southwest as Area II and I play conclude. Southern beats Western 5-3 in the consolation, while Area I sees Eastern top Slaton 5-3 and Northwest edge Northeast 2-1.
Nancy Hager Wins Texas State Junior Girls Title
Nancy Hager of Dallas defeated Susie Long of Dallas 6 and 5 to win her second consecutive Texas State Junior Girls Championship. The 15-year-old posted two under par over 13 holes with 11 pars and two birdies and finished eight under for the four matches. Mary Beth Morgan of Houston won the Sun Junior title 3 and 2 over Marcia LaRochelle of San Antonio. New officers of the Texas State Junior Girls Golf Association were announced: Deborah Fitzpatrick, Marsha Heitzman, Cynthia LaRochelle, Renee Tuer, and Mary Harkins.
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Nancy Hager
Susie Long
Texas
Nancy
Canyon Creek Country Club
Mary Beth Morgan
Houston
Marcia LaRochelle
San Antonio
Dallas Times Heriald
Brookhaven Country Club
Texas State Junior Girls Golf Association
Deborah Fitzpatrick
Amarillo
Marsha Heitzman
Cynthia LaRochelle
Renee Tuer
Felty Tops Pro At Brownfield Meet
Brownfield special saw Mike Dugger on the winning team twice and runner up in individual as Bob Felty of Littlefield posted 70 while Felty and Hale led the pro-pro and pro-pro teams. Reynolds and Kozell claimed high team honors with 69. Hickman was the low amateur at 78.
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Mike Dugger
Dugger
Littlefield
Bob Felty
al Kozell
Plainview
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Lubbock
Felty
Floydada
Richard Hale
Marilyn andJack Walker
Faneta ‘Graham
Jo Hickman
Jockey Deported For Fifth Time
Miguel Gonzales a 42 year old Mexican jockey was ordered deported for the fifth time for illegal entry to the United States Judge Joseph Sam Perry sentenced him to two years in prison suspended and placed him on two years probation on condition he never return to the United States Gonzales had been deported in 1958 twice in 1963 and once in 1964
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Miguel Gonzales
United States
Joseph Sam Perry
U.S. District Court
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Nuevo Laredo
Matchick's Two-Run Homer Lifts Tigers Over Orioles 5-4
Detroit trailed 4-2 until Tom Matchick belted a two-out, two-run homer in the ninth to cap a three-run rally and give the Tigers a 5-4 win over Baltimore. Wally Bunker and Eddie Watt held Detroit to two hits through eight before the ninth inning surge.
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Little League Results Show Seasonal Tournament Action
Eastern and Northwest teams led by Kevin Gatewood and Keith Martin posted wins in district play. Northwest defeated Shallowater 7? to 5 as Gates earned the decision. Northwest and Eastern advance in AREA I and AREA II tournaments with several players duplicating solid hits and home run feats.
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Brad Bybee
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Sammy Boston
Baseball Friday Night Results Across Leagues
Eastern and national league games on Friday plus scheduled doubleheaders. Notable scores include Washington 7 Boston 3 and Detroit 5 Baltimore 4. California 2 Chicago 0. Oakland 4 Minnesota 2. New York 4 St. Louis 2. Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 2.
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Hill Earns Pole For Grand Prix At Brands Hatch
Graham Hill of Britain set a pole time of 1 28.9 in a Lotus Ford at Brands Hatch for the British Grand Prix. His 2.65 mile lap averaged almost 107 mph, with 13 of 19 drivers matching or beating the listed mark in trials. Jackie Oliver was second fast at 1 29.4, also in a Lotus Ford, followed by Chris Amon of New Zealand in a Ferrari.
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Drysdale Signals Possible Dodgers Trade Amid Rebuilding
Drysdale says the Dodgers may trade him as they rebuild. He notes 58-23 consecutive scoreless innings this season and that a trade is a definite possibility. If traded he will decide whether to play for the new team.
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Night racing at Arena Park sees weather halt events
Rain halted Friday night racing at Arena Park Raceways. Chuck Gallagher failed to finish as flags dropped early. In the modified division Dick Johnson and Don Zahn emerged winners. Sleepy Nelson led the sportsman class. Harold Ashock won the early model trophy dash with a 1939 Chevy. Next racing at Tohoka Highway set for 8:30 p.m.
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Levelland Reaches Babe Ruth Tourney Finals
Levelland advances to the District Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament finals by defeating Tri-City 4-3 on Friday night. The Slaton-Lamesa game was rained out and will be rescheduled for today. Levelland remains the only unbeaten team in the double elimination event, with the championship set for tonight.
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