Handsome Eight Lose Ground in U S Pro Tennis Quarters
In Brookline the Handsome Eight thin to five survivors as the National Tennis League adds two contenders to the quarter finals of the 32,250 dollar event. Top seeds Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall win easily while Dennis Ralston Butch Buchholz also advance.
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Brookline, Mass
World Championship Tennis Inc
National Tennis League
U.S
National League
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Dennis Ralston
Butch Buchholz
Peaches Bartkowicz Faces Toughest Wightman Cup Test
London AP Peaches Bartkowicz 19 confronts Winnie Shaw in the opening singles as the United States trails Britain 2 1 on day two of the Wightman Cup. Victory by Britain would seal the cup for the first time since 1960.
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London
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Bartkowicz
United States
Winnie Shaw
Betty Pratt
U.S
Peaches
Britain
Pardey Leads in Portland Open 24-Game Qualifier
Rod Pardey of Tacoma Wash led 16 finalists into Saturday match game play in the Professional Bowlers Association Portland Open with a 5321 24 game total. Don Helling of St Louis was second at 5268 and Dave Davis of Phoenix third with 5223.
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Portland
Ore
Rod Pardey
Tacoma
Wash
Professional Bowlers Association
Pardey
Don Helling
St. Louis
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Knothole Results From Class C Matches
National Water Refining edges Hauselman Transportation 12 to 5 while Parrott Restaurant defeats Pace's Market 14 to 4 Mayfield Cleaners wins 7 to 4 over Eagles LeSourdsville 7 VFW 1 and American Legon Post 2186 defeats Packaging Corp 3 Elks 3 to 1 Blake Steel 1. American Chicken Delight 3 loses to Sports Bowl 2 Armco Association 7 over Thomas Bros. 5 Armco Credit Union 13 over Heber Jones 7 Kiwanis 15 over Duff's Cafe 8 First National 13 over Music Mart.
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National Water Refining
Hauselman Transportation
Parrott Restaurant
Pace’s Market
LeSourdsville
VFW
Mayfield Cleaners
Eagles
American Legon Post
Packaging Corp
Elks
Blake Steel
American Chicken Delight
Armco Association
Thomas Bros
Armco Credit Union
Heber Jones
Kiwanis
Duff's Cafe
First National
Curtis Cup Final Round Preview Stirs Us Team Hope
Curtis Cup captain Mrs. Robert Mansted said the U S team must fight to keep the trophy after trailing the British Isles 4 3 with two matches halved on day two. She noted the team’s reputation for strong singles as three foursomes and six singles were scheduled to decide the result. The cup has alternated between sides, with Britain holding two wins to the United States ten and several ties. The Americans defend the cup last won in Hot Springs Virginia in 1966.
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Newcastle
Northern Ireland
United States
British Isles
Robert Mansted
U.S. Golf Association
Britain
Hot Springs
Richey Disqualified in West of England semifinal
Cliff Richey of San Angelo Texas forfeited his West of England semifinal after disputing a call and firing a ball out of the court. Arthur Ashe advanced to meet Clark Grabner in the final as Richey was banned. Kerry Melville defeated Karen Krantzcke to win the women's title.
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Bristol
England
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Richey
Harry Evans
Ashe
Clark Grabner
New York
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Kerry Melville
Australia
Karen Krantzcke
Winners Win Big In Church League Games At Goldman Park
Elk Creek Baptist crushed First United Methodist 27 to 9 at Goldman Park as Kip Langworthy hit two home runs and Larry Simpkin added another. I Kahn and B Rodefer led the losers with four hits each while R Hamilton led Yankee Road Church of God with two homers a triple and a double. Two forfeit games marred Safety League action at Armco Park with Open Hearth No 2 Maintenance and Inspection advancing without a fight.
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Goldman Park
Elk Creek Baptist
First United Methodist
Yankee Road Church of God
Faith United Baptist
Kip Langworthy
Larry Simpkin
Elk Creek
P. Foxx
K. Foxx
I. Kahn
B. Rodefer
R. Hamilton
Yankee
Armco Associaton Park
Open Hearth No. 2
Cope
Open Hearth No
Zincgrip
Mets
Sexton
Kurtz
Pendleton
Lebanon Raceway Results Highlight Multiple Harness Races
Race card and results from Lebanon Raceway list first to tenth races with trotting and pacing bets. Winners include Chester Riddell Titan Song Meantoketch Roan Direct Sun Bo Spin ner June's Son Cobblin Queen's Lafayette Windy Mindy Jolly Scott Mr. Royality and others with corresponding payout figures and times.
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Titan Song
Cherrie Western
Pace Meantoketch
Bright Joy
Nelva’s Girl
Pace
Roan Direct
Speedway Silk
Nan’s Girl
Bob Wehrly
Sun Bo
Miss Famous Song
June's Son
My Jerry Hal
Flashy Gold
Cobblin
Syms
Queen's Lafayette
Bye Miss
Fortadios
Windy Mindy
Miss Apr A
A Real Bloom
Jolly Scott
Dana D. Direct
Gail Diller
Mr. Royality
Pretty Smart Wick
Mls
Edgewood Bert
Baily
Son
Joseph
Ueen Molly
Kinnett
Crystal Uane
Kilgore
Bessie Es Wreamn
Stickley
C. L. MacPher
Owens
Over Berry
Coe
Betty
Baker
Gear of Counsel
Parker
Koal Clay
Kilore
Rock Scott
Temple
Rielody Cerne
Venture Youn
Cukes Ue
Stardust Force
Hofstra
Molly Clay
Welsh
Lone Amateur Faces 3 Pros in Kent Tennis Finals
Beckenham England AP reports the Kent Tennis Championships final features amateur Margaret Smith Court of Australia versus Ann Haydon Jones of Britain for the women's title. In the men’s final Australians Fred Stolle and Roy Emerson contest the championship.
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Beckenham
England
Margaret Smith Cout
Australia
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
USC May Have Fight On Hands For NCAA Title
USC faces a battle for the NCAA track and field title as after two days it leads with 20 points, while UCLA 16 and Washington State 16, with Villanova 12, as Earl McCullouch defends the 110 meter hurdles and Lennox Miller wins the 100. Other Friday winners included Bob Narcessian and Perti Pousi among others.
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USC
Southern California
Earl McCullouch
Lennox Miller
McCullouch
Villanova
Ero Hall
Miller
Bob Narcessian
Rhode Island
Perti Pousi
Brigham Young
Finland
Alabama grid setup shows luxury amid big wins era
A visitor tours Alabama's athletic complex called The Coliseum, where Bryant and staff work in lavish offices and the football program funds other sports. Alabama's self sustaining athletic fund supports salaries and university contributions, with a 1.5 million dollar annual budget and 2150000 Orange Bowl haul in 1966.
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Bryant
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Thy
General Motors
Miami
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