Western Tennis Championships Seeded for 14 and Under
Emilio Montano and Mary Bartkowicz top the 14 and under seeds at the Western Tennis Championships in Middletown. Ellyn Levin and Troy Walike lead the 12 and under draw while 16 and 18s will follow later at the Hamtramck club. John Cook MacKay will host a clinic and may play mixed doubles with Bonnie Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Montano
Plums Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Middletown
Montana
Miss Bartkowicz
Ellyn Levin
Highland Park, Ill
Troy Walike
Mike M
Ft. Lauderdale
Andrea Vorkos
Boston
Mass
Sue Stapp
Deerfield
Til
Mary Hamm
Mt. Pulaski
Susan Pritula
Detroit
Vorkos
Miss Stapp
Miss Hamm
Connie Rollins
Bar Springfield
MacKay
Miss Levin
Waltke
Bill Tompkins
Bill Martin
River Forest
Ill
Brad
Cincinnati
Jack
Bonnie) Barnes
Cook
Connie Capozzi
Lacoste Wins Open as Suggs Fades after Front Nine Rally
Miss Lacoste surged to victory on a dramatic final day as Louise Suggs and Miss Stone chased the Open title. Lacoste overcame a late bogey run on the back nine to seal the win, telephoning her parents in France to share the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lacoste
Miss Stone
Miss Maxwell
Marle Lindstrom
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Louise Suggs
Delray Beach
Fia
Sandra Haynie
Ft Worth
Tex
Miss Suggs
St. Jean de Luz
France
Rene Lacoste
Simone
Angels Rally Behind Rojas to Top Yankees
The California Angels defeating the New York Yankees 6 to 4 as reliever Iron Minnie Rojas saved his ninth game with two hitless innings. Rojas, 23, boosted a struggling Angels team and improved to nine saves with a 1.65 ERA in 27 innings over 65 appearances.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
California Angels
Minnie Rojas
Sut
Angels
Ne York Yankees
Rojas
California
Boston
John Wyatt
Gary Waslewski
Kansas City
Joe Sparma
Detroit
Chicago
Legion Team Loses Twice in Sunday Doubleheader
The American Legion Post No. 218 dropped a doubleheader to Piqua, 6-3 and 3-0. Montgomery doubled twice and scored, Rekers added a double and a single in the first game, while Montgomery's two singles saved the team from a no hit bid in the second. Zumbahlen allowed four hits in the 6-3 game, with Oswalt and Quall also yielding limited hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
No. 218
Piqua
Southwestern
Connie
Mack Smith
Park
Rick Montgomery
Dave Rekers
Montgomery
Legion
Bill Zumbhien
Run Elt
Zumbahlen
Qswalt
Hulme Finishes Second in French Grand Prix
Denis Hulme of New Zealand finishes second to Jack Brabham of Australia in the Grand Prix of France. Hulme earns six points to raise his total to 22 in the 1987 Formula One constructors drivers standings, while Brabham holds 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mans
France
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Jack Brabham
Australia
Hulme
Brabham
Young French amateur Lacoste wins US Women's Open in historic first
Catherine Lacoste, 22, became the first amateur and first foreigner to win the US Women's Open, finishing ahead of American professionals. The Paris native celebrated her 22nd birthday during the event at Hot Springs Homestead, with Byron Nelson praising her compact swing and calm attitude. Voluntario III, an Argentine-bred horse, also noted in the rounds, was claimed for $9,000 by Budd Lepman for Crown Stable.
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Hot Springs
Catherine
Lacoste
Homestead
Mademoiselle Vom
Paris
United States
America
Mickey Wright
Byron Nelson
Voluntario III
Florida
Argentina
Budd Lepman
Arnold Winick
Crown
Mrs
Ollie Cohen
Smith Conn Cuo Wins At FH
Gene Smith and Millie Conn teamed yesterday to win Forest Hills mixed doubles best-ball with a low gross 35. Mel DeMaris and Ann Mou rouzis took second with 36. John Cox and Susan Hutch ings posted a net 26 for best in that category, while Paul Landis and Martha Finkbone had 29 for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Smith
Millie Conn
Forest Hills
Mel DeMaris
Ann Mourouzis
John Cox
Susan Hutchings
Paul Landis
Martha Finkbone
George Blossom
Mary Ellen Runyan
Rose Bowen
Ben Finkgins
Bone
Zelda Lane
Ed Erlandson
Cecil Runyan
Ceil Lansity
Cincinnati
Boyd Chamois
Fitzgibbon
Lake Mohegan
Tri-State Am To Start Today In Cincinnati
The 68th Tri-State Amateur Tennis begins with men’s singles today led by Herb Fitzgibbon among 89 entrants. Cincinnati pro player top seed joins the field with defending Tri-State champion Dave Power not defending his title. Peaches Bartkowicz heads the women’s draw as top seed.
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Tri-State
Cincinnati
Herb Fitzgibbon
N.Y
Fitzgibbon
Bob Bullock
Dave Powe
Dave Power
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
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Drew Ey‘ert
Fla
Jerny Karze
Glencoe, Il
Henry Burns
Mark Nabors
San Antonio
Teas
John Whitlinger
Neengh
Wis
Bill Dutton
Oak Park, Til
Barry MacKay
Beth , Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Susie Maxwell
Oklabama City
Waslewell
Soeop
Wyatt
Jim Hunter
Sparma
Minnesoia
Neckey Stanley
Bill Freehan
Gary Peters
Scruck
Dillman
Sam Mc‘Dowell
Eiioaniste Ts
Minnesota
Merritt
Sikth
Ei Poven
Franky
Omer
Tae Rs
Ross Nixon
Twitts
Joe
Detroit Tigers
Joe Sperma
Debbie
Ball Park
Bhitimore
Tigers
Meyer Smith
the Lake
Sears
Call Sears
Jeeps Point
Ste Mere
U.S
St Tilden
Simone de la Chaume
Ohio Valley
Cinn
Donaldson Airport RD
Tonia
Mer's Wight
Aenning
P.M
Latonia
4Th & Walnut
3Rd & Court
Pike & Madison
Covington
Camero
The
Middletown Lumber Co
Central Ave
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