Smith and Evert Advance in Wimbledon Action
Smith from Pasadena beat Ian Fletcher 8-6 4-6 6-2 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Chris Evert from Fort Lauderdale defeated Mary Ann Fisel 8-6 8-6 as eight American women moved into the last 16. Billie Jean King and Evonne Goolagong also advanced, with other Americans Jim Connors and Tom Gorman set for late matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Sian Smith
Chris Evert
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Australia
Ian Fletcher
Chris
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mary Ann Fisel
St. Louis
Miss Evert
Billie Jean King
Evonne Goolagong
Alexander Metreveli
Russia
Onny Parun
New Zealand
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Jim Connors
Belleville
Ill
Francois Jauffret
France
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
the Nastase
Romania
Chris Chris Evert
United States
Mary Ann Eisel
London
Hinson Leads Cleveland Open After Rainy First Round
Larry Hinson shot a 65 to grab the first round lead at the rain delayed Cleveland Open. John Jacobs followed one stroke back with 66 after a late start, while George Knudson Mike Spang and Bob Lewis tied for third with 67. Hinson had seven birdies as soggy greens slowed scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hinson
Tanglewood Country Club
Cleveland
Delay. Hinson
Beech Mountain
N.C
Bob Lewis
Warren
Ohio
Mike Spang
Portland
Ore
Hinson
John Jacobs
George Knudson
Janny Adkins
Miller Barber
Buddy Allin
Firemen's Slowpitch Rocks across Brunswick and nearby towns
A garbled regional score roundup lists teams including Brunswick, Braddock, Walkersville, Woodsboro, Thurmont, and Woodmere, with many misread place names and dates. The fragment hints at a league or tournament results in June across multiple municipalities, noting several victory margins and team labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resilis Mas
Tilertivtown
Thurmont
Brunswick
New Markets Rocks Tide
Braddag
Tndependents
Braddock
Liberty Town
Woodsboro
Pewistawnil Rocks
Rudge
Mimtsbung
Walkersville
Braunserch ii
Hraddock
Tibertstasen
Mathet
Uraddock
Woodsborok
Rocky Ridge Thurmont Wolke
Bruutsburg
Woodshara
Bowlstown
SOL Thirn
Libertytown Brunswick
Woolsboro
Wodberssath
Texastown
Pharmont
Feimtxburg
Rocks Ridge Brunswick
Mirket
Korks Ridge
Libertstown
Braddock Tide
Pawsastown
Thurmontia
Rocky Ridge Woodsboro
Bawistown
Trimmitsburg
Walker
Tabaristowne
Transwick
New Marketa Woodsboro
Lesistown
Pairings Announced for Frederick County Tennis Tournament
First round play at Baker Park outlines men's doubles from 10 am with ten matches across seven courts. Women doubles follow at 11 30 am while singles include novice and regular events on Sunday at Baker Park and Frederick Community College with multiple matchups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Frederick County
Stephens-Turner
Clapp-Clapp
Arnold-Butler
Andochick’ Pearce
Marshall-Daiger
DuBose-Osman
Serrano-Lipman
Utt-Hedstrom
Young-Kessler
Mott-Mott
Book
Eyler
Bork
Marendt
Ayers
Man
Bowers
Hull
Hamilton
Young
Lidie
Hill
Ferrano
Lindquist
Trout
Osborn
Warhola
Reddecliff
Hinebaugh
Cassell
Hickey
Holt
Gross
Frederick Community College
White
Lull
Campbell
Lutrell
Health secretary bans Chesapeake swimming water contact
Maryland health secretary Dr. Neil Solomon imposes a Friday ban on swimming and water sports across the Chesapeake Bay area due to sewage and chemical runoff from Tropical Storm Agnes floods. Oyster and clam harvesting is also halted as officials monitor salinity and debris, aiming to lift restrictions when safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Chesapeake
Maryland
Neil Solomon
State Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene
Solomon
Joseph Hi. Manning
Department of Ptural Resources
Manning
Dr. Solomon
Susquehanna River
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Graham
Donegan
Schaeffer
Donegan’s Liquors, Inc
Patrick Oe
International
Jeep
Snow Blade
Reed Ford
Middletown
Phillip
Blue Ridge
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Re Jag Eiesone
Tiesiok
Evert
Bises
Hygiene Secretary
Chesapeake Sports
Oceanport
N.j.cap-Hddie
Maple
Calumet Farm
Gleaming
Darby Dan Farm
Rondeau
Atlantic Coast
Frederick
Ifire
R. W. Boyer Agency, Inc
Howard N. Boyer
C.P.C.U
Ralph W. Boyer
S. Market St. Frederick
CAVCO
Idaho
White Pine
Dial
N. Market St
Tyre
Thomas Ave
Dodson Bros
Bill & Earl’s
Patrick Street
Lane
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