Strangers Compete in Western Girls Tour Semi finals
In Middletown Tennis Club action the Western Tennis Association Girls Tour sees unseeded players advance to the semi finals in the 18 and 16 divisions. Top seeds falter as Debbie Simmons defeats Susan Gerber and Barbara Krueger stops Sharon Pritula while Carol Johnson and Linda West reach the 18s semis.
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Middletown
Susan Gerber
Debbie Simmons
Louisville
Sharon Pritula
Detroit Mich
Barbara Krueger
St. Louis
Cheryl English
Carol Johnson
Linda West
Daytona Peach
Fla
Ann Kernwein
Rockford
Ill
Jocil Janas
Hamtramck
Mich
Kernwein
Cindy Kemp
Janas
Susan Dykes
Marmee Fry
Springfield
Simmons
Johnson
Kreeger
West
Sa Am
Pam Goetz
Marmee Fry - Linda West
Bernwein -Goetz
Fry - West
Gerber- Kemp
Krueger Johnson
Karen Knowles
Ann Arbor
Daytona Beach
Julie Waxman
Cincinnat
Detroit
Gels
Sally Sedwick
Kenilworth
Becky Holloway
Dayton
Carol Sisson
Cheryl Vincent
Sue Mitch
Sedwick
Connie Szkil
Betty Miller
Ruu Waterworth
Susan Terry
Melody Kiertanis
Marjorie Ringwall
Marilyn Dredge
Chick
Lookout Mt. Tenn
Barbara Rollins
Linda Rollins
Kernwein Goetz
Dykes - Janas
Snyder -Terry
Krueger - Johnson
Szkil - Pritula
Kiertanis - Ringwall
Friday and Sunday Baseball Results and Standings
Major games show Los Angeles defeating New York 6 to 0 and Philadelphia over San Francisco 7 to 5. Pittsburgh beat Houston 2 to 1, St Louis edged Milwaukee 5 to 3, Chicago triumphed over Cincinnati 4 to 1. Schedule lists several rematches and doubleheaders with multiple note caveats on rain and innings. International League results include Richmond defeating Jacksonville 5 to 2 in late innings and other minor league scores from Atlanta, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Toronto, Columbus, Rochester.
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Buffalo
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Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Willie McCovey
Richmond Caps 19-Inning Tilt
Richmond defeated Jacksonville 5-2 in a 19 inning game the league’s longest since 1948. The Virginians scored three in the 19th to move within a game of Jacksonville in the Southern Division cellar.
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Virginians
Suns
Atlanta
Arkansas Travelers
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Toronto
Columbus
Rochester
Jersey City
Jets
Rex Johnston
Gary Rushing
Joe Altobelli
Koufax authoritatively dominates against New York in shutout win
Sandy Koufax struck out 13 and allowed three hits in six innings as the Dodgers rolled to a 6-0 victory over the Yankees. It marked his third straight shutout and 15th win of the season. Bill Freehan provided the Tigers with the clutch RBI in a 7-4 win over the White Sox after two singles and a homer. Bobby Walston, longtime Eagles end and place kicker, completed 148 consecutive NFL games over 12 seasons before retirement.
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Dodgers
New York
Bill Freehan
Tigers
White Sox
Bobby Walston
National Football League
Philadelphia Eagles
Mets
Ron Fairly
Doug Camilli
Tommy Davis
al Jackson
Koufax
Connie Capozzi wins second straight National Under 12 tennis title
Connie Capozzi of Middleton wins the National Under 12 Championship and the Girls 12 doubles title in Chattanooga. She defeats Pamela Teeguarden 6 4 6 0 in the final and remains No 1 as she swept through the draw without losing a set.
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Keestien Kemamer
San Diego
Calif
Jean Shapiro
New Orleans
Capozzi
Eileen Tomales
Puerto Rico
Teeguarden
Koufax Repeats as Dominant Pitcher On Anniversary Night
Sandy Koufax, once frightened he might never pitch again, shut out the Mets for a 6-0 victory at the Polo Grounds. It was his eighth straight win, 15th of the year, and his 13th strikeout, boosting his league-leading totals as the Dodgers extended their lead to five games.
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Koufax
Mets
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Polo Grounds
Williams Right About Yaz Career Year For Yaz At Swings
Ted Williams predicted Carl Yastrzemski would be a great hitter and Yaz is proving him right. He hit a tworun homer in the 12th to lift Boston past Minnesota 3 2 and move into second place. Yaz leads the league in batting and doubles while driving Boston’s offense with timely hits and strong defense.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Yaz
Boston
Red Sox
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Yastrzemski
Notre Dame
Williams
Twins
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Ramos In First Title Defense
World featherweight champion Sugar Ramos defends his title against Nigeria's Rafia King in Mexico City. The 21 year-old is favored in a 15-round outdoor bout billed at a $160,000 gate with Ramos earning $40,000 and King $10,000 plus expenses.
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Rafia King
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Davey Moore
Los Angeles
Moore
Pablo Ochoa
Ramos
King
World Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
Paris
Cuba
Mexico City
Latin America
Cubs top Reds 4 1 as Hutchinson criticizes O'Toole
Chicago Cubs defeated Cincinnati 4 1 fueling manager Fred Hutchinson's frustration with Reds pitcher Jim O'Toole who lost his fourth straight. Ken Hubbs Elliott Rodgers and Bob Buhl led the Cubs scoring while Gene Freese returned to Reds. Frank Robinson moved in batting order and hit a triple.
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Cub
Bob Buhl
Reds
Lindy McDaniel
Jim O'Toole
Cubs
Gene Freese
San Diego
Freese
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
Ken Hubbs
O'Toole
Hubbs
Dick Bertell
Andre Rodgers
Rodgers
Buhl
Ellis Burton
Ernie Banks
Jim Owens
Mets Drum Found Abandoned After 12th Loss
A large bass drum painted Lets Go Mets was turned over to the New York subway police after being found abandoned on a subway train the day after the Mets suffered their 12th straight defeat.
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New York
Mets
Fast and Found
Department of the Independent Subway System
Local Driver Freeman Becomes Favorite at Lawrenceburg Race
Lawrenceburg Indiana race notes Middletown driver Whitey Freeman nicknamed the Middletown Marauder rises as a top contender at Lawrenceburg Speedway. He won the 25-lap feature for classic stocks and the four-lap dash and placed third in a heat last weekend. The twinbill offers a $2000 purse with two features. time trials start at 7 p.m. and racing at 8:30 p.m.
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Lawrenceburg
Indy
Whitey Freeman
Middletown
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