Western Junior Tennis Tour crowns champions in Texas
Gina Alvarado of San Antonio beat Janet Landman of Middletown 6-4 6-3 to win the Girls 12 and under title. In Boys 14 and under, Martin Snyder defeated Pem Guerry for the division crown after a long two-set final, and Sandy Stap won the Girls 14 and under title by defeating Mo Romeu 6-0 6-0 amid a tense, mood-filled final. The event concluded with trophies presented by Mrs Paul Lawson and Mrs Tom Wiley.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Gina Alvarado
San Antonio
Tex
Janet Landman
Middletown
Kenosha
Wis
Billy Nichols
Chicago
Miss Romeo
Miss Stap
Chappell Guerry
Chatanooga
Leslie Carson
Jacklyn
Rochester
Martin Snyder Minn
Pem Guerry
Snyder
Martin
Miss Romeu
Volitile
Sandy
Miss Carson
Miss Thompson
Paul Lawson
Tom Wiley
Namath Could Kick Up Another Rumpus
Joe Namath looms over Jets camp amid talk of a possible return and a looming suspension. Owner Ralph Wilson resists private stadium managers and wants Erie County control. Namath remains unavailable for comment as he winds up a movie project. Bills face a fresh hurdle in O J Simpson contract talks.
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Ralph Wilson
Erie County
Wilson
Namath
Corona
Calif
Aussies Dominant In Pro Tennis Semi Finals In Brookline
Four Australians reach the semifinals of the $33,000 U S pro tennis tourney at Longwood. Laver, Rosewall, Newcombe and Stolle vie for the title as Laver pursues a second Grand Slam with the U S Open ahead. Also, NFL signings and trades pace major league camps.
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Brookline
Mass
U.S
Australia
Longwood
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
John Newcombe
Fred Stolle
Southpaw
Forest Hills
N.Y
Rosewall
Laver
Holland
Tom Okker
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Newcombe
Pierre Barthes
France
Stolle
Ron, Holmberg
New York
Bengals Trade Rod Sherman for Robert Kruze
Cincinnati trades wide end Rod Sherman to Oakland for offensive guard Robert Kruze and an undisclosed draft choice. Sherman had 31 receptions and one TD last season. Kruze, a Wayne State alum, begins his third pro season at 6-2 and 255 pounds.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Rod Sherman
Oakland Raiders
Robert Kruze
Bengals
Sherman
Kruze
Wayne State
Termites scam alert as unknown canvasser targets homes
A brief warning highlights a house-to-house canvasser offering termite services. The advisory stresses caution and urges homeowners to verify the operator’s credibility before trusting any exterior home treatment.
Baseball Leaders and Player Statistics Report
Star gell of Pittsburgh leads batting at .356 with 250 at bats. C Jones of New York hits .346 and M Alou of Pittsburgh also .346. Bonds leads runs with 72 for SF and Wynn 68 for Houston. Santo of Chicago 77 RBIs, McCovey 73. M Alou tops hits with 130, Brock 111, Tolan 111. M Alou 26 doubles, Kessinger 25. Tolan 3 triples, B Williams 7. McCovey 27 homers, L May 23, H Aaron 23. Brock 32 steals, Bonds 25. Seaver 14 3 in 7 decisions, .824 2.46 ERA. Stone 9-2, .818 2.67. Jenkins 20150 strikeouts, Gibson 146.
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Stargell
Pittsburgh
C. Jones
New York
M. Alou
Bonds
San Francisco
Wynn
Houston
Santo
Chicago
McCovey
Brock
St. Louis
Tolan
Cincinnati
Kessinger
B. Williams
MccCovey
L. May
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Seaver
Stone
Jenkins
Chica
Gibson
MLB Season Leaders and Standings Highlight Stats
Batting leaders show Carew Minnesota at 353 at bats with Blair Baltimore at 74 runs and Blair again leading with 115 hits. RBI leader Killebrew Minnesota with 9 and R Jackson Oakland 34 homers. Stolen bases Harper Seattle 44 Campaneris Oakland 34. Pitching McNally Baltimore 12 0 with 1.000 and 2.96 era. Lolich Detroit 130 strikeouts.
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Minnesotta
R. Smith
Boston
Blair
Baltimore
R. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
Minnesota
Powell
Oliva
Dorbies—Carew
F. Howard
Washington
Harper
Seattle
Campaneris
McNally
Cox
McDowell
Cleveland
Culp
Lolich
Detroit
Chicago
Horlen
Kansas City
Rooker
Tiant
Nagy
Cuellar
New York
Burbach
Bosman
Pattin
Perry
California
McGlothlin
Hunter
Yaz Joins AL sluggers in HR parade
Carl Yastrzemski and the Red Sox blasted Baltimore in a doubleheader, totaling 30 hits as Yaz slugged four homers in his last four starts. Reggie Smith and Yaz drove in nine runs. Smith had 19-game hit streaks. Harmon Killebrew also homered twice for Minnesota, while Harrelson and Uhlaender added key blasts for Cleveland and the Twins.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Carl Yastrzemski
Harmon Killebrew
Ken Harrelson
Boston ‘Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Baltimore
Yaz
Boston
Harrelson
Killebrew
Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Seattle
Orioles
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Oakland
California
Reggie Smith
Smith
Mike Andrews
RBI
Rudy York
Ted Uhlaender
Twins
Sam McDowell
Capozzi Reaches Semis At National Junior Clay Courts
Connie Capozzi of Middletown advances to both singles and doubles semifinals at the National Junior Clay Courts in Louisville. She defeats Jane Kincaid 6 0 6 3 in singles and pairs with Jean Shapiro to beat Alice Valentine and Sue McCluskey 6 2 6 4 in doubles. Capozzi, the top seed, faces Susan Stap next as the event ends tomorrow.
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Connie Capozzi
Middletown
Louisville
Miss Capozzi
Jane Kincaid
Huntington
W. Va
Jean Shapiro
New Orleans
Alice Valentine
Sue McCluskey
Middletonian
Susan Stap
Deerfield Park
Stars Bat Harmon Killebrew Lit Up Seattle in Nine Three Victory
Yesterday's Stars batting Harmon Killebrew hit his 26th and 27th homers and a double driving in four as Minnesota beat Seattle 9-3. Pitching Sam McDowell held Detroit to four hits while fanning six in Cleveland's 8-1 win.
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Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Minnesota
Seattle
Sam McDowell
Indians
Detroit
Cleveland
Reds ousted by Astros as benches clear in 13-2 rout
Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol and Umpire Augie Donatelli argued after a spillover in the Reds dugout. Jim Maloney allowed nine runs in the sixth, the Astros erupting late to beat Cincinnati 13 to 2 in Friday’s game.
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Houston
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati
Neave-Ho
Cinnati Reds
Augie Donatelli
Reds
Jim Maloney
Astros
Donatelli
Maloney
W. L. Pet. G.B
San Diego
Mets and Cubs stumble as NL East tightens in Chicago
The Mets and Cubs split results after a rough week with Montreal beating New York 11-4 and Philadelphia edging Chicago 7-5. The Cubs held a narrow lead in the East as the Mets resume their crucial showdown in Chicago Monday amid a crowded NL standings scene.
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Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
San Diego
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Cubs
Bonds
Bey
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Toz
Former Redskin Is Fresh Coach at State University Buffalo
Former Miami of Ohio football player Joe Griffith, 32, leaves his post as head basketball coach and assistant principal at Aurora High School Ohio to become freshman football coach at Buffalo State University. Griffith, a defensive specialist and quarterback at Miami of Ohio, previously coached at Wadsworth and Bremen High Schools before joining Aurora. He replaces Werner Kleeman who shifts to varsity defensive line.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Miami
Wadsworth
Ohio
Bremen High
Chicago
Aurora
Werner Kleeman
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