Froehling Upset Clouds Davis Cup Picture at National Champs
In Forest Hills, Donald Dell defeated sixth seed Frank Froehling 11-9 10-8 6-1 to muddy the U.S. Davis Cup hopes as Froehling, 19, fatigued by leg cramps, failed to mount resistance. Chuck McKinley was upset by Whitney Reed, while Chris Crawford beat Adrian Bey to face Rod Laver next. Darlene Hard advanced in the women’s bracket with a straight-set win over Judy Alvarez as Yola Ramirez and Christine Truman also advanced.
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Will Grimsley
Forest Hills
N.Y
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Frank Froehling
Titanic
Dell
America
Froehling
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Adrian Bey
Rhodesia
Rod Laver
Australia
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Judy Alvarez
Ybor City
Fila
Miss Hard
Yola Ramirez
Mexico
Diedre Catt
Britain
Christine Truman
Brown Gains Sixth Place In Tourney
Ronnie Brown a 21 year old Tex as Tech student from Lubbock finished sixth in a field of 172 entrants in the Labor Day Bowl ing Spectacular at Arlington. He started seventh in qualifying with a 206 average and ended the 32 game finals with a 207 average. He defeated Ray Bluth and Harry Smith in key matches and beat Bobby Meadows 257 to 248 to claim sixth.
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Ronnie Brown
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Arlington
Brown
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Harry Smith
National Am Golf Pairings Announced for Pebble Beach
The U S Amateur draws 144 of 200 qualifiers to tee off September 11 at Pebble Beach California in 18 hole first round matches. The field includes Jack Nicklaus Charley Coe Billy Joe Patton and Deane Beman with Harry Allers Harvie Ward Jr George Creach among first round opponents.
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New York
U.S
Pebble Beach
Charley Coe
Oklahoma City
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Deane Beman
Arlington
Harry Allers
Lake Wales
Fla
Harvie Ward Jr
San Francisco
George Creach
Nashville
Tenn
Nicklaus
Beman
Gene Andrews
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dick Chapman
Juan Estrada
Monterey Plainsmen Open Season Against Cooper Cougars
Special report from Abilene notes Monterey Plainsmen bring 11 offensive starters back from a 9 1 record while Cooper High enters in only its second year with three seniors and limited senior impact. Coaches Riiley and Ri ll ey plan rely on youth.
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Gerry Cockrell
Cooper
Monterey
Abilene
Cougars
Monterey Plainsmen
Cooper High
Clovis Rilley
Cooper Cougars Hopeful in Preseason for 1960 Season
The Cooper Cougars, compiled from Class A and B and facing a Class AA state semifinalist Olney, rely on Coach Riley and assistants Glenn Hawkins and Hill to build morale. Key players include Waggoner Tucker Chapman and Partin, with a lean line and versatile defense featuring six two-way starters and four new defenders Wharton Kemp McCharen Smith.
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Olney
Cougars
Riley
Mason and
Cooper
James Glenn
H. P. Hawkins
Ray Hill
Freddy Waggoner
Drew Tucker
Danny Chapman
George Partin
Partin
Bill Boyd
Chapman
Gerry Cockrell
Mike Frush
Eddie Lett
Bill Tiffany
Mike Robertson
Don Bowen
Joe Benson
Tucker
Bowen
Robertson
Cockrell
Benson
Frush
Jackie Wharton
Joe Kemp
Roy McCharen
Owen Smith
Albany, Other Class A Favorites Win Openers
Opening weekend of the Class A schoolboy football season saw defending champion Albany and other favorites advance, with surprises like Mart losing 22-4 to an expected weak AA foe. Wink's Wildcats crushed Jal 47-6, while Farwell edged Friona 20-0 and Sealy beat Bellville 27-8.
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United Press International
Albany
Lions
Ahahuac
Southeast Texas
Dayton
Mart
Wink
Wildcats
Jal
N.M
Farwell
Friona
Rochester
Mt. Vernon
de Kalb
Sealy
Bellville
White Deer
Stinnett
Groom
Clarendon
Eldorado
Iraan
Forney
Canton
Rogers
Holland
Bastrop
Flatonia
Warren
Col
Palmer Sanders Cut Player's Money Lead in Race
Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders each closed the gap by 1420 dollars this week on Gary Player in the 1961 money-winners race. PGA figures show Player with 61115, Palmer 57732, Sanders 50913 for the year.
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Palmer
Sanders
Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
PGA
Player
Miss Southern Cagers Arrested in Seven Break In Counts
Three Mississippi Southern basketball players Lundberg Gantt and Cousett were charged with seven counts of breaking and entering after turning themselves in Sunday. They will be arraigned in county court Wednesday and jailed pending proceedings. Lundberg and Gantt were top playmakers last season with 43 percent of rebounds for a 23 3 record team.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
UPD
Mississippi Southern
William Joseph Lundberg
Fairlawn
N.J
Ben Ross Gantt
Paterson
N. J
Rupert
Rudy) Cousett
Hattiesburg
Lundberg
Gantt
Southern
Perennally
Amai College
Pirates Top Cubs 8-3 Behind Early Burst
Pittsburgh jumped to a seven run surge in the first three frames and held on to defeat Chicago 8-3. Tom Sturdivant earned the win in his sixth strong start while Dick Stuart blasted his 25th homer and Bob Skinner drove in two more as the Pirates shelled Glen Hobbie in the second inning.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Tom Sturdivant
Cubs
Sturdivant
Pirates
Glen Hobbie
Dick Stuart
Bob Skinner
Hobbie
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Abrbbt
Virdon
Ashburn
Groat
Sheers
Dee Skinner
Kiston
Stuart
Banks
Clemente
Altman
Willams
Hoak
Santo
Taylor
Raach
sRouchee
Mazeroskt
Rodgers
Skinner
Oj Drott
Wwe
Elston
A—Boggess
Andes
Forman
Gorman
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Shaker Heights
Ohio
Margaret Smith
Marian Boundy
Canada
Costello
Syracuse
N. Y
UPI
Larry Costello
Syracuse Nationals
Young
Don Hoak
Ernie Banks
Rein
Merkel
Anahuac
Barberts Hill
Mexia
Eunice
N. M. Forbey
Ferris
New London
Rusk
Rio Hondo
Sharyland
Spearman
Seagraves
Hamlin
Clarksville
la Grange
Katy
Three Rivers
Cotulla
Tnm&o
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C.O.D
Ric
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Ralph Lowe
Slaton Hiway
Connelley
Agey
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