Slumping Orioles Ship World Series Star Jim Palmer to Minors
Baltimore AP reports Palmer, once World Series hero, sent to Rochester in the International League as shoulder trouble shadows his career. The 21 year old righthander, who beat Koufax in 1965, has started only twice since a one hit May outing and carries a 2 41 earned run average. Orioles officials hope a minor league stint revives him.
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Cliff Richey Salvages Final Win Over Ecuador
In London at the Grass Court Championships Brian Fairlie of New Zealand upset Rafael Osuna 6-1 9-11 10-8 in round two. Ray Moore, 22, of South Africa toppled Manuel Santana 6-4 6-2, as Wimbledon tuneup action continued ahead of next week’s championships. Nancy Richey of Dallas defeated Betty Steve of the Netherlands 16-3 2 in a first round match with U.S. players advancing in a busy opening session.
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Spain
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Ecuador Upsets United States To Win Davis Cup Tie
In Guayaquil Ecuador Texan Cliff Richey won a decisive fifth set over Miguel Olvera 5-7 64 7-5 4-6 60 after Lee Guzman had already clinched for Ecuador 3-1 in the best of five. The win sends Ecuador to interzone finals to face Spain or Russia as the U S. misses the Challenge Round again.
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Areax Dodgers drop defamation suit over Snider suspension
Albuquerque Dodgers announce they will not pursue a defamation of character suit against the Texas League over manager Duke Snider's three day suspension. The move aims for harmony within the league and avoids further controversy.
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Americans Unseeded At Wimbledon For Seedings
The Wimbledon men's singles seedings list shows no American players among the seeds for the first time in years. Reigning champions Manuel Santana and Billie Jean King head the field, with Nancy Richie of Dallas at No 5 and Emerson, New South Wales, bobbing seed No 2 alongside Newcombe and Roche. Australia dominates seeds with Ken Fletcher and Bull Bowery at Nos 4 and 8, while Rod Laver seeks a grand slam. In the women's seeds, Francoise Durr and Lesley Turner lead alongside Annette Van Zuyl and Virginia Wade among others.
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London Grass Court Results Detente on Centre Court
A fragmented page lists players including Seo Mane and Balin with detented results. Match notes mention entities such as Ray and Clark Graehner, with scattered country references and scores like 62 and 72. The garbled text references Beachwood Ohio and China, hinting at a varied set of results across multiple ties.
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Princeton Grid Star Sachs Dies
Princeton football star Sachs, a 1957 Ivy League tailback and later Rhodes Scholar, died Tuesday at his family home at 28. He graduated Princeton in 1960, studied history at Oxford, and earned Harvard Law School in 1969. He shared Princeton’s Poe Cup and Roper Trophy as a senior. A memorial service is set for Thursday at 3 p.m. at Central Moravian Church Bethlehem. Survivors include his widow Joan and daughter Alexandra.
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Soviet pilots set world distance records in flight
Moscow AP reports Soviet pilots Anatoli Zaitsev and Vladislav Kharitonenko established world distance records for both men and women glider pilots on Tuesday. Zaitsev flew 569.17 miles to a declared goal, surpassing the previous 426.20 miles held by Pavel Antonov of Russia.
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CFL States 10 Pre-Season Tilts
New York AP reports Continental Football League commissioner Sol Rosen announced a 10 game pre-season schedule for the Eastern Division running from Aug 3 to Aug 19. The league’s regular season opens Sept 3 with East West playoff set for Dec 10.
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Plus Three Unofficial LPGA 67 Tour Has 28 Official Tournaments
Cincinnati AP reports the 1967 Ladies Professional Golf Association tour features 28 official events with $416,400 in prize money and five unofficial tournaments. The season totals rise to 98 official events and $485,000 in purses, with fall stops including Palm Springs, Carlsbad, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi.
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