Tennis Tourney Play Is Lagging In Ottawa
Results from the first round of the 1968 Ottawa Recreation Commission summer tennis tournament were released by director Don Haglund. Several divisions have advanced to later rounds while others remain in early play. First and second round matches must be finished by July 18, with many boys and men divisions behind schedule. Readouts include wins in boys 12 and under, girls 12 and under, boys doubles 12 and under, girls doubles 12 and under, boys singles 15-16, girls singles 18-16, and men’s singles and doubles events.
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Odds Considered Even On Today's Big Game
Associated Press reports the National League viewed as even money to sweep the two game All-Star set against the American Leaguers after a win in Kansas City. A crowd of about 43,000 was expected to witness Pittsburgh right.
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All Star Tilt Sees Law and Ford Clash at Yankee Stadium
Vernon Law and Whitey Ford matchup in the 29th midsummer classic at Yankee Stadium. The American League, 16 to 12 lead, aim for relief from heat after a Kansas City setback as the White Sox deploy the famed Yankee quartet in hopes of sparking offense.
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Newspaperman H F Bailey Dies in Adrian Mich
H F Bailey aged 62 longtime general manager of the Adrian Telegram died Tuesday from a cerebral hemorrhage. He retired in 1958 after 14 years with the paper. Born in Winchester Indiana, Bailey had a notable career in Michigan journalism.
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Rain Lengthens League Season
The Little League season is extended by one day due to weather. Indians face Tigers and Giants meet Pomona tomorrow. both rainouts from yesterday are rescheduled. Tonight in Forest Park the Braves play Giants at 7 and Athletics vs Yankees at 8 30.
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Card Pitcher Is Hurt In Crash
Columbia Missouri AP report states St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Robert John Duliba was seriously injured in a highway accident that killed three people and left four others injured. Duliba 25 from Glen Lyon Pa and his wife were en route to teammate Ray Saddeki wedding in Kansas City Kansas.
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Ike Hitting A Few Today
President Eisenhower, after business conferences, plans golf at Newport Country Club near the summer White House at Ft. Adams. He will play an early round on the Newport Naval Base course as part of today’s agenda.
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Plans To Expand Present Problems Plans To Expand Present Problems
The American League backs expansion but says it cannot proceed without National League cooperation. A spokesman says it would be foolish to decide to expand without NL approval and expects the NL meeting in Chicago could soften opposition. He mentions Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and San Francisco may have changed stance.
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May Act In Case Of Vic Power
New York AP Ford Frick expected to act today in Vic Power case. Power the reluctant Indian, Cleveland first baseman, disappeared from Kansas City bench during All-Star game and told Lopez he was ill. Frick seeks facts. no formal inquiry yet. Lopez questions Power’s attitude and late arrival while Williams and Mantle remained to cheer teammates.
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Bomber Explodes Over Everglades Near Miami
An Air Force Boeing B47 six engine bomber exploded during a training flight over the Everglades 25 miles southwest of Lake Okeechobee. Two crew members parachuted to safety as rescue teams from Coast Guard and law enforcement reached the Sawgrass wilderness. The third crew member was being sought. Major Maurice E. Saunders and Lt. William J. Vaughn were recovered, Vaughn reportedly with an arm fracture. The Homestead Air Force Base said the three were from the 19th Bomb Wing based there.
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Hunter Feels Hollywood Is Losing Place
Hollywood in decline according to Tab Hunter as he says Hollywood is losing its position as the world movie capital. He cites strikes and reduced production while noting films earn more abroad and suggests shooting abroad. He blames Americans for staying home and turning to television.
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Tab Hunter
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Insurance on dwellings and household goods summary
Insurance coverage extended to dwellings buildings and household goods including automobiles per policy scope, outlining risk categories and premium details for insured properties and vehicles.
Tab Hunter quits movies for TV coming fall show
Hollywood star Tab Hunter announces a transition from films to television. He says TV is the coming thing and will star in The Tab Hunter Show this fall, playing a cartoonist in Malibu with a steady stream of beautiful visitors at his door.
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