Tammy Davis Targets U S Team After Hurdle Crash
Tammy Davis, Frederick Nation track star, faced a possible setback after a Wednesday hurdle crash that left her with a strained left leg. Despite limping, she returned to run and set a 50 yard hurdles record of 6.7 seconds in Dayton trials. Her next 100 meter hurdles race will decide if she earns a U S berth for the Pan American and Olympic tour.
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Chali
United States
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Russia
Tammy
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Bates
Hollywood Derby Settles 3-Year-Old Championship Today
The Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park pits a dozen sophomores for a $124,100 prize as Eastern invader Get Around faces home contenders Oceanic King Olympiad King Sky Gem and others in the 23rd running. Other major races on the weekend card include Monmouth Oaks Beverly Handicap Sheepshead Bay and Sussex Stakes.
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Pirates Beat Mets 3 1 In Eight inning Rally
Roberto Clemente belted a two out homer in the eighth to lift the Pirates over the Mets 3 to 1. Don Cardwell won with relief help from Al McBean as Tracy Stallard struggled, yielding only three hits before being lifted for a pinch hitter.
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Debbie Thompson Grabs Third in 50 Yard Hurdles At Ohio Meet
Dayton Ohio Tammy Davis, nursing a taped ankle, won her third straight national girls 50 yard hurdles title in 6.7 seconds at the National Women's Track Meet in Dayton. She bettered her own record of 6.9 set last year in Los Angeles. Debbie Thompson finished third in the 7 yard dash won by Wyoming Tyus.
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Cheryl Hoy
Frank Medina
Medina
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Mary Lawson
Mary
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Davis
Englehorn Leads After First Round In Lady Carling Open
Shirley Englehorn shot a one under par 71 to take the first round lead in the Lady Carling Eastern Open at Sutton Massachusetts. She held a two stroke edge over Clifford Ann Creed as rain and lightning delayed play on the 6,405 yard course. Kathy Whitworth and JoAnne Gunderson tied at 74 while Mickey Wright faltered with an eight on the par four sixth after a drive into trees and a third shot into a pond.
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Miss Englehorn
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Kathy Whitworth
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Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Softball doubleheader at McCurdy in Martinsburg tonight
Cozy Corner softball team, featuring top Inter-Community League players, meets former Tri-State champions at McCurdy Park in Martinsburg, W V for an eight o'clock twin bill. Gaspar Ortega, the Mexicali fighter, faces young Billy Bello in a welterweight bout televised from Madison Square Garden and on TV tonight.
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Frederick Ruth League All Stars Power Past Wheaton
After one evening of practice the Frederick Babe Ruth League All stars rattled 13 hits in a 9 1 victory over Wheaton. Hart slammed two homers and two doubles driving in five as Mil ey and Grove added two singles each. Righthanders Phil Ranneberger and Jeff Freland combined for a four hitter. Ranneberger started four innings, Freland the last five. On Sunday the Ruth League stars host Wheaton at McCurdy Field.
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Ranneberger
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Sunday Baseball Tri-County League Matchups
Brunswick hosts Harmony Horiie while Dales plays Yellow Springs Wed dle. Smith Middletown faces Germantown Angleberger. Buckeystown meets Creagerstown. Thurmont battles Bolivar Maught in Maryland State League action. New Market at Tramsville. Watkins Broad Run Jet visits Brunswick Lake Brandenburg. Frederick plays Pt Rocks Richard Shriner. Liberty hosts Mt Airy Long. Mt Airy is set to visit Lucketts George. Frederick travels to Pleasant Walk.
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Pleasant Walk
McKinley Captures Wimbledon Title in Five Set Final
Charles Chuck McKinley, 138 pounds, defeated Fred Stolle of Australia 9 7 9 7 9 by advancing the United States back to the Wimbledon crown after an eight year gap. McKinley, a St Louis native now based in Texas, survived 35 minutes of power from Stolle to win the decisive games. Prince Marina presented the trophy as McKinley maintained a clean run, never losing a set. He plans to pursue studies at Trinity University and remains open to a future pro offer, with Davis Cup duties next on his schedule.
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Cubs edge Phillies in 11th for fifth straight win
Ernie Banks delivered the deciding run as the Cubs beat Philadelphia 3-2 in 11 innings. Banks doubled with one out, advanced on a wild pitch, and scored on Andre Rodgers' sacrifice fly after a Phillies error. Lindy McDaniel earned the win to improve to 5-2, while Ray Culp and Larry Jackson started for Philadelphia in a tense late-innings affair.
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Wilson Belts 3 Bagger for Bosox Win 8 3
Earl Wilson fired a three bagger two run triple as Boston built a six run opening frame to beat Chicago 8 3 at Fenway. The right hander allowed two runs, aided by a stellar seventh inning stab, and Ed Bressaad homered for Boston while Pete Ward homered for Chicago in a rough night for both squads.
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Twins Rally Late To Beat Orioles In Nightcap
Minnesota wins 7-5 at Baltimore to split the twi night doubleheader. Rich Rattiss and John Goryl provided key hits late as the Twins erased a 5 1 deficit with two runs in the sixth, eighth and ninth innings. Goryl belted a two run homer in the sixth and Rollins and Hail also homered in the eighth to force extra innings before Vic Power opened the ninth with a single and, after two outs, Bob Allison, Rollins and Goryl delivered successive hits for the decisive runs. Orioles had taken the opener 4 3 as Baltimore reliever Dick Ledt faced a rough bottom of the ninth. The slate featured discarded pitching and fielding miscues, with Versalles at short for the AL All Star and reliever Dailey earning the win in the nightcap. Regular season schedules and late inning constraints framed the unusual finish.
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Pike at Deep Creek Lake sets Maryland record
In Oakland Maryland Andrew Lesko of Dravesburg Pennsylvania caught a Great Northern Pike weighing 18 pounds 6 ounces and 40 inches long near Glendale Bridge. The Deep Creek Lake Garrett County Promotion Council notes this exceeds Maryland's prior record of 15 pounds 13 ounces and 29 inches set in 1962 by Robert Fetty Morgantown West Virginia.
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Morgantown
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Senators Top Angels 5-1 for Fourth Straight
Washington Senator Don Zimmer delivered a tiebreaking single in a three run seventh inning rally to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 5-1. Don Rudolph earned his first win since May and his fourth in two seasons over L A, scattering seven hits as Angel starter Dan Osinski took the loss. Jim King hit his 14th homer for the Senators who took a 1-0 lead in the first before the Angels tied it in the seventh.
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Lee Thomas
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Lock
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