Wimbledon Opens as Pros Debate Open Format
The 74th Wimbledon began with debate over mixing professionals and amateurs next year after a global vote in Paris July 6. Neale Fraser leads as No. 1 seed with Barry MacKay second, while upsets at Queen's Club and Bristol shake favorites ahead of the women’s bracket where Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard compete for title defense.
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Wimbledon
England
Paris
Neale Fraser
United States
Fraser
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
MacKay
Edson Mandarino
Bristol
Roy Emerson
Rod Laver
Australia
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Queen's Club
Andres Gimeno
Gimeno
Wimoan
Maria Buco
Brazil
Earl Buchholz
Darlene Hard
Hamilton Raceway Opens 42 Night Harness Season
Hamilton Raceway in Ohio launches a 42 night harness racing schedule with eight weekend stakes races and a total purses of 16000 dollars. The season marks the track's third year of harness racing and features a top purse of 2250 dollars for a divided pace on July 15 with multiple entries across nine races listing horses and drivers.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Hamilton Raceway
Motorcycle stars headlining five star show at Warren County fairgrounds
Top riders Carroll Resweber Dick Klamforth Sammy Tanner and Brad Andres set for a high profile five star show at Warren County fairgrounds on June 25. Andres holds Daytona Beach 200 mile and Laconia 100 mile titles with a track record. Resweber dominates national distances with multiple titles while Klamuth and Tanner also own recent national triumphs. A host of other leading steel-shoe riders will attend as a warm up before the Columbus nationals.
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Groveport
Sammy Tanner
Pasadena
Calif
Brad Andres
San Diego
Warren County Fairgrounds
Andres
Daytona Beach
Fla
Laconia
N. H
Resweber
Sacramento
Springfield
Ill
Minneapolis
Kirth
Columbus
Heidelberg
Tanner
Los Angeles
Big Fuss Costs Piersall 250 Dollars
Cleveland AP reports Jim Piersall was fined 250 dollars after being ejected by umpire John Stevens in the sixth inning of the Sunday game against the Boston Red Sox. Manager Frank Lane and Joe Gordon supported the umpire while Piersall argued a called strike, then shouted as he reached first.
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Cleveland
Jim Piersall
John Stevens
Chicago
Jim
Frank Lane
Lane
Joe Gordon
Piersall
Ohio horse wins grand champion mare at Apaloosa Show
Pateeka, owned by H. K. Springer of Lima Ohio, was named grand champion mare in the judging at the 13th annual Apaloosa Horse Show in South Sioux City Nebraska on Sunday AP report.
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South Sioux City
Neb
H. K. Springer
Lima
Ohio
AFL Reverses Stand On Two Players Signed
The AFL will let two college undergraduates play in its first season with the Los Angeles Chargers and New York Titans. Guard Ernie Wright of Ohio State and tackle Jack Sherer of Miami will play despite a rule against collegiate players joining pro ranks. Commissioner Joe Foss said they are the only exceptions and the rule will be enforced thereafter.
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Dallas
Tex
American Football League
Joe Foss
Foss
Ernie Wright
Ohio State
Jack Sherer
Miami
Los Angeles Chargers
New York Titans
Eight Teams Sign Up For Fourth Slo-Pitch Meet Here
Eight city slo pitch softball teams signed up for a three day July 4 weekend tournament as of yesterday. Managers, including Raymond Bay and others from Maustown Church Ta Ho Tavern Steel City Lounge Monsanto Parkview Cafe Holy Trinity and Parkway Cafe, will meet at Goldman Park tonight. If weather turns bad the meeting moves to the Yankee Road Firehouse recreation office.
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John Paschal
Raymond Bay
Maustown Community Church
Ta- Ho Tavern
Steel City Lounge
Monsanto Chemical
Parkview Cafe
Holy Trinity
Parkway ‘Cafe
Yankees Road
Sunday Results and Monday Schedule Highlights
Sunday results show New York 7 to 5 over Chicago 5 to 3 and Baltimore 2 to 1, Detroit 0 4 over Boston 7 3, Cleveland 1 to 2 against Washington 6, Kansas City 5. Monday features Boston at Kansas City as the only game scheduled, with Tuesday set for Baltimore at Chicago, New York at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland.
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New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Kansas
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Twiight
Local Legion Nine Edges Vandalia 10-7 at Smith Park
Post 218 junior team rallied for five runs in the final two frames to beat Vandalia Post 668 10-7 in Dayton Amateur Class C League action at Smith Park. Pat Graham earned the win with key relief and struck out the three batters in the ninth. Ed Fugare led the offense with three hits. Jim Loefer and Fred Nori added two apiece. The team, sponsored by 77 Cab, meets Springfield at Kettering Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Pat Graham
American Legion Post
Junion Base
Vandalia Post
Smith Park
Graham
Dayton
Billy Crowe
Ed Fugare
Jim Loef
Baseball Scores And Standings From Night Aboard League Play
Scores listed for multiple matchups include Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 2 and St. Louis 42 Milwaukee 3 3 Cincinnati 4 7 Chicago 3 5 with schedule notes for twinight games. Other results show Houston 4 Indianapolis 3 Denver 6 Louisville 2 St. Paul 7 Dallas-Fort Worth and Montreal 6 Buffalo 4.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
Federal League Tonight at Goldman Park
Tonight's Federal League schedule lists games at Goldman Park with matchups including Ross Motors versus R N Construction at 6 45 p m and Civitans versus Ta Ho Tavern at 8 p m plus Paullin's versus Middletown Sand Gravel.
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Federal League
Goldman Park
Ross Motors
R. & N. Construction
Journal
Civitans
Ta-Ho Tavern
Paullin’s
Middletown
Palmer Aims for Grand Slam With Canada Cup and Open
Arnold Palmer set sights on all four majors in 1959 starting with the Canada Cup in Ireland with Sam Snead, then the British Open at St Andrews and the PGA Championship in Akron. He won the Masters earlier, and backs his belief he can birdie at will, citing his final round 65 at Cherry Hills.
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Associated Press
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Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Arnie
Palmer
Ireland
Sam Snead
United States
St. Andrews
Scotland
Akron
Ohio
Ken Venturi
Cherry Hills
Wildwood Tourney Yields Narrow Bids and Low Scores
Iield Narrowed By 10 in Wildwood Tourney Ten more Wildwood Club members were knocked from the Spring s Tournament over the weekend with three each eliminated in the first two flights and four in the third flight. Championship Flight results include Wagner over Sievney and Herr over Sizer. Second Flight saw Huntsman over Brown and Davis over Eichhorn. Third Flight features Fet zer over Sutherland and Kinder over Polisi ni. Bill Rice posted a 36 36 72 low gross at Wildwood, with Whistler and others close behind. Various net scores and blind bogey results follow including Forest Hills County Club top low gross and low net marks.
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Bers
Tom Wagner
Walt Sievney
Joe Herr
Jack Sizer
Jack Schueter
Morti Taylor
Dick Huntsman
Arnold Brown
George Davis
Harry Eichorn
M. B. Sanderson
Bob Lentz
Fred Fetzer
Doug Sutherland
Jack Kinder
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Jack Abney
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Bob Lubberger
Bill Rice
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Herr
Schluetter
Ed Sabo
Chuck Kent
Taylor
Bob McCabe
Jerry Brown
Dave Patrick
E. B. Siler
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Frank Post
Clarence Murray
Kent Little
Max Sample
Bob Gorell
Davis
Dave Woodward
Schlueter
Ken Monroe
Jim Sloan
Davie
Earl Day
Paul Lawson
Forest Hills
Bill Pritchett
Eee Brown
Dale Lindsay
Harry Bell
Bob Davies
George Bingham
John Ownes
Mike Enright
Herman Land
Outboard Movie Set Admiral in an Outboard to Be Shown
Warren County Conservation Assn meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the New American Legion Hall Lebanon to view the film Admiral in an Outboard. WCCA secretary Bob Ross notes among heads of state who golf are Eisenhower Macmillan Baudouin and Kishi
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American Legion Hall
Lebanon
Bob Ross
WCCA
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Great Britain
King Baudouin
Kishi
Japan
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