Mentally Tired Ashe Seeks Rest Before Open Debut
Army Lt. Arthur Ashe, 25, from Richmond and West Point, says he is mentally tired after winning the 88th U.S. National Championship. He beat Bob Lutz 4-6 6-3 8-10 6-0 6-4 to claim the title at Longwood as Lutz’s surge ends.
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Arthur Ashe
Forest Hills
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Richmond
West Point
U.S
Bob Lutz
Longwood
Murphy's Second Choice Leads To First Pro Win
Bob Murphy, after a late career switch from baseball to golf, won the $100,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic in a sudden death playoff over Labron Harris. Murphy finished 12 under par with a 276 total, earning $20,000 and boosting his first-year earnings to $64,245 at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. Jack Nicklaus tied for fourth after a final-round 65.
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Bob Murphy
Murphy
University of Florida
Florida A
Conrad Rehling
Labron Harris
Harris
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Dudley Wysong
Wysong
Jack Nicklaus
Charles Coody
Frank Beard
Whitworth Captures World Series Title in Ohio
Kathy Whitworth birdied key holes to overcome Carol Mann in the final round of the World Series of Golf in Springfield Ohio. The 26 year old Texan saved her best for last firing 69 69 to win by four strokes over Mann. Sue Benning Sandra Post and Mickey Wright also earned prize money in the 35 000 event.
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Springfield
Ohio
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Miss Mann
Miss Whitworth
Green
Dallas
Sue Benning
Sandra Post
Canada
Mickey Wright
Frisbie wins Calvin Verity Handicap at Browns Run
Jack Frisbie captured the 36 hole Calvin Verity Handicap Tournament with a score of 138 six under par. Stuart Hatch was two strokes back in the championship flight while Dr. L Gaker Jim Shull Bob Griffin and E H Bindley each posted 143s.
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City
Calvin Verity
Browns Run
Frisbie
Stuart Hatch
Dr. L. Gaker
Jim Shull
Bob Griffin
E. H. Bindley
World Swim Records In Danger at Olympic Trials
At the US women’s Olympic swimming trials third session world records appeared at risk as Debbie Meyer and Claudia Kolb posted new bests in multiple events. Teen standout Catie Ball joined Meyer and Kolb among leading performances amid a field featuring Susan Pedersen and Jan Henne in medley and freestyle races.
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Debbie Meyer
Sacramento
Calif
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
Catie Ball
Jacksonville
Fla
Mss Meyer
Eadie Wetzel
Lake Forest
Ill
Debbie
Miss Kolb
Miss Ball
Philadelphia
Oatis
Sharon Wichman
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Susan Pedersen
Arden Hills
Jan Henne
Santa Clara SC
Linda Gustavson
Pam Kruse
Ft. Lauderdale
Divers dominate trials for U S Olympic diving team
In Long Beach California the U S diving squad earned Olympic berths after four event wins. Jim Henry captured the 3 meter springboard title and Kenny O’Sullivan and Ann Peterson led wins in women’s events. Keith Russell and Bernie Wrightson also earned spots, with Russell winning the men’s 10 meter platform. Henry stands as an alternate in the platform event, and Rick Gilbert is a platform alternate.
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Calif
U.S
Mexico City
Jim Henry
Keith Russell
Bernie Wrightson
Keala O'Sullivan
Honolulu
Ann Peterson
Russell
Mesa
Ariz
Henry
Rick Gilbert
Lancaster
Gals Olympic Story: Track Yes Field No
Walnut California AP two day Olympic Trials at Mt San Antonio College show that American women athletes rely on speed to contend for gold in track while field events fail to qualify. Tyus and Bailes headline the sprint and distance efforts while Bailes loses the 100 to Tyus.
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Walnut
Calif
Sam
Mt. San Antonio College
Mexico
Wyomia Tus
Margaret Johnson Bailes
Eugene
Ore
Saints Top Browns 40-27 in final tuneup before season
New Orleans fans celebrated a 40-27 victory over Cleveland as Billy Kilmer connected for 251 yards and two TDs. Leroy Kelly led the Browns with 94 rushing yards on six carries but Cleveland failed to finish. Coach Blanton Collier lauded the Saints as they prepare for Sept. 15 opener against New Orleans in the Century Division.
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Gary Collins
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Blanton Collier
Hapy
Collier
Dave Whitsell
Charlie Durkee
Dave Parks
Danny Abramowicz
Leroy Kelly
NFL
Charlie Harraway
Frank Ryan
Milt Morin
Bill Nelson
Clifton McNeill
Blake Steel Nine Wins Carlisle Invitational Title
Blake Steel Nine and 12 year old Knothole All Stars pulled a loser's bracket comeback to defeat Hunter twice and capture the Carlisle championship. Steve King and Jim Dennis each had two hits. Kug and Jack Woodward held Hunter to one early run as Blake Steel scored in the second inning. In game two Blake Steel built a 1-0 lead and exploded for four runs in the sixth, with Dennis adding two hits and Chamberlain homering for Hunters sole run. Blake Steel roster included Maloney, Murphy, McIntosh, Varner, Pat Maloney, Bowman, Adkins. Don Yocum was manager with Bull Maloney and Bob Varner as coaches.
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Carlisle
Blake Steel
Knothole All. Stars
Middletown
Hunter
Steve King
Jim Dennis
Kug
Jack Woodward
King
Dennis
Donnie Selby
Jack Cockerham
Gibbons and Dishun Capture City Mixed Doubles Title
Jim Gibbons and Carolyn Dishun won the City Mixed Doubles Senior Division title at the Middletown Tennis Club after a two week finals delay. They defeated siblings Mike and Melinda Terry 6 2 6 3 to claim trophies for winners and runners-up.
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Jim Gibbons
Carolyn Dishun
Middletown
Gibbons- Dishun
Mike
Melinda Terry
Farrell wins international match sprint at Trinidad cycling meet
Robert Farrell edged rivals to win the international match sprint last night in Port of Spain. The event supported funds to send a Trinidad pursuit team to the Mexico City Olympic Games.
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Robert Farrell
Trinidad
Mexco
Steelers Fall as AFL Routs NFL in Exhibition Play
The Steelers slip again as Cincinnati Bengals stun Pittsburgh 91 9 in an interleague exhibition in West Virginia. Other NFL games see Green Bay, Minnesota, Chicago, New Orleans, and St Louis win. Kansas City tops Oakland in the AFL. Giants lose to St Louis 18 10 in New Haven.
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