Ohio rider wins top Fritchie race
Findlay rider wins expert final as 150 plus riders compete in the 53rd Barbara Fritchie Classic at Frederick Fairgrounds. Steve Morehead, a 19 year old rookie, captures the expert final before more than 5,000 spectators. Phil Roper wins the junior final and William Crabbe the novice. notable Maryland finishers include Denny Palmgren seventh and Walter Koppelman among top Maryland entrants. several accidents reported but none serious. Charity event proceeds benefit Frederick Lions Club with event dating back to 1922 except wartime gaps.
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Betty Lester
Findlay
Ohio
Frederick Fairgrounds
Steve Morehead
Phil Roper
Petersburg
William Crabbe
Levittown
Carlton Lowe
Wakefield
Hank Scott
Enon
Steve Freeman
Simpsonville
D.C
William Eves
Phoenixville
Maryland
Denny Palmgren
Lutherville
Henry White
Virginia Beach
Tom Norris
Cockeysville
Dick Stuart
Exton
Greg Smith
Harrington, del
Walter Koppelman
Williams Eves
Frederick
Billie Jean King Captures Sixth Wimbledon Title
Billie Jean King defeats Evonne Goolagong Cawley 6 0 6 1 in 39 minutes to win her sixth Wimbledon singles crown. The 31 year old vows to retire from singles at Forest Hills and hints at future doubles and World Team Tennis play. Crowd of 17 000 fills the All England Club as King matches an all time record with 19 Wimbledon titles across singles and doubles.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean King
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Australia
Doris Bart
Shirley Fry
Ms. King
Billie Jean Moffitt
Forest Hills
All-England
Elizabeth Ryan
Jimmy Connors
Arthur Ashe
Mrs. Cawley
Billie Jean
Duke of Kent
Queen Elizabeth
Orioles Rally Past Yankees In Ninth Inning Thriller
Don Baylor tied the game with a 14th homer and a single by Tommy Davis produced the go ahead run as Baltimore scored three in the ninth to beat New York 5 4. Jim Palmer improved to 13 5. Grant Jackson earned the win with scoreless ninth.
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NEW York
Don Baylor
Tommy Davis
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Jim Palmer
Catfish Hunter
Palmer
Grant Jackson
Graig Nettles
Jackson
Walt Williams
Yankees
Munson
Nettles
Singleton
Lee May
Blomberg
May
Philadelphia
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Dave Kingman
Met
Tug McGraw
Cleon Jones
Grote
Mike Phillips
Phillies
Top seeds roll in Ramsburg net action after rain delay
In a rain affected Friday schedule the top seeds won in both men’s and women’s doubles at the J Richard Ramsburg event. Dick Hahn and Phil Hammond dominated their matches and will face Utt and Utt in 9 a.m. quarterfinals. Women’s top pairing Jody Tansey and Britt Ascher along with second seeds Nancy Boiler and Gail Quick advanced, Boiler Quick needing three sets. Semis and finals are scheduled across Saturday and Sunday with specific times noted.
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J. Richard Ramsburg
Dick Hahn
Phil Hammond
Alex Utt
Jim Utt
Jody Tansey
Britt Ascher
Nancy Boiler
Gail Quick
Boiler-Quick
Indians edge Red Sox 3-2 behind Gamble homer
Oscar Gamble belted a two run homer in the seventh as the Indians beat the Red Sox 3-2 at Cleveland. Boston had taken a 2-1 lead in the top of the seventh before Gamble's shot over right center turned the game.
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Oscar Gamble
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Boston
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Rick Miller
Cecil Cooper
Denny Doyle
Luis Tiant
George Hendrick
Gamble
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Indians
John Ellis
Buddy Bell
Ed Crosby
Ellis
Yastrzemski
John Lowenstein
Milwaukee
Ray Bare
Brewers
Don Money
Detroit
Kurt Bevaqua
Money
Robin Yount
Travers
Dan Meyer
Willie Horton
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Walnut Grove
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Jim Wohlford
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Renko
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Scott
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