Mackay Olmedo Reach Wimbledon Semi Finals
Airman Barry MacKay and teammate Alex Olmedo advanced to the Wimbledon men's singles semifinals. MacKay toppled Neale Fraser in five sets as Olmedo outplayed Luis Ayala to reach the semifinals. The United States hope to end Australian domination centers on Laver and Emerson in the semifinals.
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Los Angeles
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Bobby Wilson
England
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Ashley Cooper
Trabert
Tony Trabert
Nciall
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Peru
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Monday Baseball Results From Various Leagues
A summary of diverse games across leagues. Americans and National leagues feature scores like Detroit 3 and Kansas City 10, San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 3, plus Milwaukee and Cincinnati matchups. Numerous city and regional pairings are listed with inferred schedules and venues.
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Jones
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Chengo
Ieland
Balre
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Pirates 10 Red Sox 1 in Pee Wee League action
In a junior league recap, the Pirates defeated the Red Sox 10 to 1 with strong offense from key players. Other scores show the Yankees and Longers losing and a few tight games across the Southwest Minor League standings.
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ABC Boye
Red Sox
Pirates
Pee Wees Pirates
Rangers
Adamea McKinley
Frazer & Morler Woodfork
SECA
Lublorks Southwest Allstars
Chiefs
Artuno Winton Geers
Hall Cups Auto Race Honors in Galveston
Hall Elmo Johnson and Joe Connally of Dallas along with Harry Washburn of Shreveport win first prizes in diverse sports car events on a 9 mile course. Johnson drives a Lister Chevrolet to claim the 20 lap race and the 1 lap event, while Washburn takes the first race in a Porsche and Connally wins the 4th race aboard a Bandini.
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Galveston
Jum Hall Elmo Johnson
Joe Connally
Dallas
Harry Weshburn
Shreveport
Pieres
Hall
Johnson
Washburn
Porsche
Connally
Bandini
Five locals win in Midland open tennis tourney
Five Lubrbock netters win opening round matches in Midland Open Tennis Tournament. Louis Marshall defeats Charles Bleicher 6 2 6 0 in men's singles. Bobby Joyner beats Gary Franklin 6 2 6 3 in junior boys. Ginger Connelley defeats Tean Lewis 6 2 6 1 in junior girls. Bobby Nichols defeats Max Hendricks 6 4 6 0 in boys. Mrs. Houston Boyd Bet Carol Lain 6 3 6 1 in women's. Don Ball loses to Hendricks 1 6 1 6.
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Midland
Lubrbock
Carol Lain
Lubbock
Don Ball
Hendricks
All-Stars Beat Chiefs in Teen-Age Openers
The Lubbock Southwest All-Stars blasted the Police Chiefs of the Southern League 165 in the opening round of the Teen-Age Baseball Tournament. Allen Johnson homered three times and Robert Roper added a homer and single for the Chiefs. Bud Fulgham earned the win over Stephen Crabb. Roy Moreno starred for Morton with two-hitter relief.
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Police Chiefs
Anton
Wooten Grocery
Southern
Clubb Grain
Holsum
Kuykendall- Bennett
Morton Clippers
Abernathy
Littlefield
Ince Oilers
Elks
Allen Johnson
Robert Roper
Chiefs
Bud Fulgham
Stephen
Crabb
Roy Moreno
Morton
Dan Davis
Jan Cruze
Grimes Steps Out As School Coach
Dale Grimes resigns as B team football and head baseball coach at Monterey. Bobby Moegle and Bobby Hayworth named as successors at Southwest Lubbock High School. Grimes remains as science teacher at O L Slaton. staff includes DuBose Odom Gray Hayworth Rogers Myers and Moegle.
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Monterey
Southwest Lubbock
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Dickie
Rice
Don Gillory
Bobby Hayworth
O. L. Slaton
Gillory
University of Texas
Hayworth
McMurry
Big Spring
Bill DuBose
James Odom
Don Gray
Ted Simon
Gerald Rogers
Gerald Myers
Moegle
Hill and Snyder Win Opening Tri-State Tennis Matches
In Cincinnati, Hill of Los Angeles and Snyder of Tucson won opening matches in the 60th Tri-State tournament at the Cincinnati Tennis Club amid 94 degree heat. Hill defeated Manuel Lopez Beaumont 75 36 63, while Snyder beat Andy Paton 6 1 14 86 in a three set battle. Other first round results include Lenoir defeating Unterseher 6 3, Newn over Scharf 9 7 86, and Hernando over Kline 6 1 6 3. Finals set for Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Bob Hill
Los Angeles
Dave Snyder
Tucson
Ariz
Cincinnat
Neil Unterseher
Lincoln
Nebr
John Newn
San Antonio
Tex
Catrie Scharf
San Jose
Calif
Rudy Hernando
Detroit
John Kline
Mansfield
A's Rally In 10th Tops Tigers 10-3
Kent Hadley's ninth inning homer sent Detroit into overtime and Kansas City exploded for eight runs in the 10th inning. Bud Daley earned the win as Tigers relievers faltered, lifting the Athletics to a 10-3 victory in Detroit.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
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Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Tiger
Kent Hadley
Barney Schultz
Bud Daley
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Gus Zernial
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Hadley
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Man City
Wits
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Sian
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Napo
Rice
Rommel
Stevens
Nationalist China Welcome for 1960 Winter Games
The Squaw Valley organizing committee confirmed Nationalist Chinese athletes will be admitted to the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley California while Communist China will not participate. IOC head Brundage denied that Nationalist China had been ousted from the Games.
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UPI
Squaw Valley
Calif
IO0
Munich
Germany
Patterson's Ear Drum Is Punctured In Johansson KO
Floyd Patterson revealed to the New York Post that his left eardrum was punctured in his knockout defeat by Sweden's Ingemar Johansson last Friday. He attributed the loss to being tricked by Johansson and noted his preexisting injury could heal within two weeks if not infected.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
New York Post
Post
Milton Gross
Patterson
Gross
Mantle Home Run Flight on Moon Calculated by RCA
Camden AP report says RCA scientists used a computer to estimate Mickey Mantle's moon journeying home run. A 400 foot earth fly would travel over 2 500 feet on the moon with an altitude around 628 feet under similar power conditions.
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Camden
N.J
Mickey Mantle
Radio Corp. of America
Mantle
Earth
Giants Farm Shipley to Phoenix on 24 hour recall
Joe Shipley a right handed rookie pitcher for the San Francisco Giants was sent to the Phoenix farm club in the Pacific Coast League on a 24 hour recall. He had no prior record with the Giants and appeared in 18 games with an ERA of 4.00.
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Giants
Shipley
Francisco
UPI
Joe Shipley
San Francisco Giants
Phoenix
Telford Wins First Match in Lubock Country Club Round
Medalist Lindsey Telford beat Joe Becker 2-1 to advance to the second round of the men’s club tournament at Lub bock Country Club. Telford shot a two over par 74 for medalist honors in a playoff with Bruce Kattmann and Dixon White after par rounds in qualifying. Multiple close matches followed including Don Mitchell over Rick Jennings 24 and Amos Howard over D L Craig 1 up, with first-round losers moving to the first flight.
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Lindsey Telford
Joe Becker
Lubbock Country Club
Telford
Ina
Bruce
Oil Bowl Texans Land 3 Coyotes
Texas Oil Bowl coaches named three members of the 1958 Wichita Falls AAAA champion squad to the Texas team for the August 21 meeting with an Oklahoma all star. QB Johnny Genung end Leland Allred guard Charles Edgeman named by Claude Gilstrap and Tugboat Jones.
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UPI
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Midwestern University Stadium
Johnny Genung
Leland Allred
Charles Edgeman
Claude Gilstrap
Arlington State College
Thurman
Tugboat) Jones
Dallas
Genung
Allred
Edgeman
Indians Beat Reds in Exhibition Tilt with Woodie Held Homer
Cleveland Indians rout Cincinnati Redlegs 10 hits to 1 in an exhibition game Monday night. Woodie Held belted a homer among seven extra base hits while Jim Pendleton hit Cincinnati's lone run with a homer.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Woodie Held
Jim Pendleton
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