Laver Wins Wimbledon Open Singles Title History Made
Rod Laver captured Wimbledon’s open era singles title with a 8 6 4 6 2 victory over Tony Roche, securing the top world ranking. The Australian star earned 390 000 a year as a pro and a 4 800 first prize. Billie Jean King seeks a third straight women’s crown as she faces Judy Tegart in the final.
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Wimbledon
England
Rod Laver
Tony Roehe
Laver
Shander
Roche
Billie Jean King
Long
Beuea
Calif
Judy Tegart
Mrs. King
Maureen
Little Mo" Connally
King
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
California
Australia
Owen Davidson
Miss Casals
Miss Tegart
Lessey Bowrey
Francoise Durr
France
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Fred Stolle
South Africa
Bob Hewe
Frew McMillan
Yankees Top Orioles 2-1 as Peterson Delivers Ninth Inning Heroics
Fritz Peterson pitched a three hitter and scored the winning run on Andy Kosco's two-out single in the ninth, lifting the New York Yankees over Baltimore 2-1 to end the Orioles three-game win streak.
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NEW York
Fritz Peterson
Andy Kosco
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Peterson
Dave McNally
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Phils
Tom Seaver
Mets
Richie Allen
Tony Taylor
Susie Maxwell Takes Lead In U S Women's Open Golf Tourney
Susie Maxwell Berning extended her lead to four strokes after 36 holes at Moselem Springs in Reading Pa as she carded 73 to reach 142 total. Marle Lindstrom stood four back at 146 while Cathy LaCoste and Mickey Wright trailed, with Carol Mann and Gerda Whalen also in contention in the 16th annual U S Women's Open.
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Reading
Susie Maxwell Berning
Berning
Marle Lindstrom
Moselem Springs Golf Club
Cathy LaCoste
France
Miss LaCoste
Mickey Wright
Benning
Lindstrom
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carol Mann
Towson
Gerda Whalen
Miss Mann
Fort Detrick Topples Cloverhill In July Fourth Match
Fort Detrick defeated Cloverhill 16 to 10 on July 4 at Cloverhill. R H E figures and names like Gordon Lancaster Brown ing Hamm Garcia Burall are noted. Harmony-Woodsboro beat Harmony 9 to 3 in Frederick County Junior League with Richard Toms leading with three singles and Dave Toms adding a double and two singles. Donald Crum pitched a two hitter for Harmony.
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Fort Detrick
Cloverhill
Gordon, Lancaster
Browning
Hamm
Garcia
Burall
Harmony
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Richard Toms
Dave Toms
Donald Crum
Woodstore
Crum
Fyock
Love
Steve
Kalamazoo Climbs to National City Team Tennis Championship
Kalamazoo Michigan led the weeklong event with 36 points to reach the nationals in Charleston West Virginia. Washington DC held No. 2 with 28 points while Baltimore finished third one point back. Charleston tied for fourth with Cincinnati after climbing from last place. Chicago finished last.
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Kalamazoo
Charleston
W. Va
Mich
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kline Rolls Over Duvall In East Frederick Little League
Kline score 12 runs on 12 hits to defeat Duvall 12-2. Pitcher Green earned the win with a four hitter, one walk, four strikeouts. Miles Hill hit two homers and three RBIs for Kline. Dale Reynolds added three RBIs. Duvall’s Danny Morriesey had two hits.
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Washington
Luis Aparicio
Duane Josephson
Bob, Priddy
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Washington Senators
Aparicio
Josephson
Priddy
Wood
del Unser
Senators
Ken McMullen
Kline
Duvall
East Frederick
Miles Hill
Dave Jackson
Allen Green
Dale Reynolds
Daryll Rippeon
Dave Wiles
Danny Morrisey
Dennis Creed
Bruce Crone
Green
Creed
Doug Himes
Billie Crone
Jackson
Himes
Crone
Morrisey
Middletown Bears defeat Brunswick 5-3 in league game
Middletown Bears beat Brunswick 5-3 in a Maryland State League contest. Wayne Shalt smashed a two run homer to lead Middletown with key hits from Ahalt Edwards and Dixon.
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Brunswick
Wayne
Middletown
Maryland
Ahalt
Edwards
Dixon
Priam's Joker Heads Field In Shenandoah Feature
Priam's Joker leads a five horse field in the holiday Purse at Shenandoah Downs after recent wins at Monmouth Park and here, with Louise Gimple's Priam B. as main rival and Drs Choice Bunny's Pride and Chilly Should completing the lineup.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Monmouth Park
Robert W. Anderson
Priam
Joker
Shenandoah Downs
Gary Smith
Beau Priam
Top Allowance Company
Louise Gimple
Priam B
Bunny
Chilly
Snoopy
Little Kim
Ann Fan
Hawai
Fall Fox
Buster Dee
Witmer
Mr. Slarky
Vasil
Battleform
Mids Rover
St. Gallus
Desrherst
Anne Billows
Longbrook
Missy
William Joe
Rupprecht
Lakewood
Job Hunter
Warroyal
Bacclayne Amita
Big Jody Wa
Serena
Woody
John Papa Wa
Scarteen
Jett Kibby
Prince Chris
Dermagh
William L
Sickem Tiger
Royal House
WFMO Radio Schedule Highlighting Local News and Music
Radio guide lists hourly programming on WFMO AM 910 featuring Happy Johnny country blocks, CBS News blocks, sports updates, weather, and community reports with Larry Cooley Tom Grunwell and Bob Helder. Orioles vs New York baseball notes and church program segments appear amid a full day of simulated music and news blocks.
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Bob Helder
Country Politan
CBS World News
CBS Sports Central
CBS
CBS Sports
Lew Wade
Chamber of Commerce
Mathias
Orioles
New York
WCBS
Larry Cooley
Dimension
Sports Central
Sports
CBS News
Tom Grunwell
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Community News
Amazing Facts
Open Bible Tabernacle
Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects Mixed Programming
A dense OCR fragment outlines WMHI and related radio segments across morning to evening hours. Entries include news, weather, farm reports, music programs with John Luce, top 50 charts, devotions, and on the road shows with Al Soper, plus various bulletins and sign offs.
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John Luce
WMHI
Church World News
Fred. Co. Ministerium
John Take
al Soper
Felix Grant
Als Soper
al . Soper
al- Soper
Tall Cedars Edge Elks Behind Pitching Duo
Phil Hammond pitched four hits allowed and 13 strikeouts to guide Tall Cedars to a 5-3 victory over the Elks in American Little League Friday. Hammond and Steve Baker each had two hits for the winners, with Solar, Smith, and Martin also contributing. For the Elks, Jenkins Betson Bowen and Remus had singles, while Gray took the loss.
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Phil Hammond
Tall Cedars
Elks
Hammond
Steve Baker
Dave Solar
Jim Smith
Mike Martin
Tall Cedar
Chuck Jenkins
Denny Betson
John Bowen
Bob Remus
Dave Gray
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Bob Veale
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Jim Hickman
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Boston Red Sox
Ken Harrelson
Minnesota
Harrelson
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chris Short
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Tigers
Detroit
Bill Freehand
Detroit Tigers
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Freehan
Tiger
Mickey Lolich
Danny Cater
Pat Dobson
Susie Maxwell
U.S
Drag-A
NHRA
Vebona
New Market
Bears
Ima
Mark
Delphey’s Sport Store
West Patrick St
Shenandoah
Dolly Chartie
Jonson
Amaire Bang
Grove Em4an
Wolf Lewis
Dare
Kiki
Chief Nugget
Phoinhorescent
Grey
Judge
Sally's Sandal
Timea
Turtongs
Narcisa
F. Kratz
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Myers
Covenant
Depalo
Mello Jolly
Rosy Tune
Hedge
Jeribel
Clotiston
Dante
Roman
Tima
Paio—Sa
Turtongs Or
H. EB
Baker
Thornton
Randi Arm
Scraich—Berkley
Mike Cannon
Johnston
Miranda
Ted
Mus Kit V
Lewis
Native Night
Banditman
Boss Line
River Admired
Golden Realm
Cynwynd
Wilmer
Cobham
Earl's Pride
Santa’s Corner
Demas Junior
Stanley K
Dear Sherry
Grove
Weil Aware
Rivera
Wilton Atley
Gordon
Odd Set
Princess Nagra
Black Spade
Calvary Road
Fly By Wire
Gus
River Rage
Ahacio
Wfmo Radio
Wemd — FM
FMD
Wfmd-Am
Wmhi Radio
Gene Smith
Fred
Co. Ministerium
Mom
Hospital
World News
Army Worldwide
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Tive Air Conditioning
Citgo Batteries
Harold Kehne
Citgo Service
Frederick
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