Pasarell Set To Open Wimbledon Against Santana
Pasarell, a 23-year-old Puerto Rican and fourth-ranked U S player, faces Spain's Manuel Santana in the Wimbledon opening round on center court. Santana is the defending champion and the early betting favorite, while Emerson and Bowrey were upset at Queen's Club. United States lacks a seeded men’s player for the first time, as Cliff Richey and Clark Graebner seek to stem the slump in a two-week event with finals on July 7 and 8.
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Brazil
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Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
Ottawa Legion Falls As Rebels Cruise 14 1
Ottawa American Legion A team suffered a 14 to 1 defeat to the Olathe Connie Mack Rebels here Sunday night. Ottawa pitching walked 10 and wild pitched six in four innings, allowing five runs in two separate spells, while Olathe pitcher Terry Verhage struck out 16 in a one hitter. Rebels raced to five runs in the first and another five in the last innings as Ottawa’s defense made eight errors and tallied just one hit. Ottawa’s Ted Haworth labored four innings with eight batters retired by strikeouts, yet walked three and allowed multiple runs aided by wild pitches. The A team heads on a three-game road swing this week to Garnett, Lawrence, and Osawatomie, before returning home to host Emporia.
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Olas
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Bill Bower
Verhage
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Osawatoomie
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Baseball Scoreboard AP Major League Standings and Results
American League and National League standings show Chicago leading the AL with 39 wins and St Louis atop the NL with 42 wins. Saturday results include New York over Atlanta and Chicago over Houston, with several other games reported. Sunday's results feature key matchups across both leagues and upcoming Tuesday games listed for Pittsburgh New York and other clubs.
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Dr Fager Dominates Arlington Classic On Sloppy Track
Panamanian jockey Braulio Baeza rides Dr Fager to a 10 length victory in the Arlington Classic over Lightning Orphan in 1 36 on a soggy surface. The milli race marks Dr Fager’s third win this year and seventh in nine career starts as he contends for the 3 year old title with Damascus. Furl Sail fades in the stretch at Aqueduct as Quillo Queen captures the Coaching Club American Oaks in 2 03 2 5. Muse runner-up, Pepperwood third, Furi Sail fourth.
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Foyt Crashes But Uninjured In Ohio Sprint Race
A. J. Foyt escaped injury when his car blew a tire and struck a wall in New Bremen Ohio. Al Smith of Dayton won the 30 lap U S Auto Club sprint race in a Vivian Buick Special at 92.44 mph average.
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Major Stars bat in doubleheader sweep over St Louis
Don Lock and Phil lie smacked six hits in eight at bats including a homer in each game and drove in six runs as Major Stars swept St Louis 6 4 and 10 4.
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Final Round: Hale Irwin Wins NCAA Golf Crown
Hale Irwin of Colorado captured the 70th NCAA golf championship at Shawnee Inn, finishing 286 after rounds of 70 72 65 79. He edged a five-way tie for second, as Bunky Henry Georgia Tech, Ross Randall San Jose State, and Robert Drue Johnson Arizona State tied at 288 with Randall, Henry posting final 70 and Johnson 71.
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San Jose State
Robert Drue Johnson
Arizona State
National League draws record 15 million in 1966 season
The National League reported a record 15,015,471 paid admissions for the 1966 baseball season, marking a new high for fan attendance across the circuit.
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American League batting and pitching leaders report
Associated Press tally of AL leaders shows Frank Robinson of Baltimore leading batting with a .337 average and 83 hits, also pacing in runs with 54 and RBIs with 59. Carl Yastrzemski of Boston close in batting at .336 with 81 hits, while Harmon Killebrew tops home runs with 22. Pitching leaders include Hoyt Wilhelm, Ken Holtzman, and Sparma among 7 decision pitchers, with Lonborg and Peters leading strikeouts.
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Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Saturday results include Pacific Coast League games with San Diego over Indianapolis 10 to 1 and other scores such as Vancouver 11 Spokane 9 in 13 innings Tulsa 4 Portland 0 and Denver 5 Tacoma 3. International League results feature Buffalo 7 Columbus 6 and Richmond 7 Syracuse 4 with Toronto at Toledo washed out by rain.
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Pro Soccer National League Tie Ups and Narrow Wins
Oakland and Atlanta drew 2 2 while Philadelphia remained scoreless. United Association New York beat Cleveland 2 1 as Detroit edged Dallas 0 1. Vancouver 2 Toronto 2 ended in a tie. Boston 1 Los Angeles 1 and Washington 0 San Francisco 0 produced draws. Chicago 4 Houston 2 closed with a decisive win.
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Niekro Shuts Out Astros in First Complete Victory
Joe Niekro pitched a three hitter for his first full major league win as the Chicago Cubs blanked the Houston Astros 8-0 to complete a sweep at home.
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Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open In Five-Year Comeback
Gardner Dickinson, weight 135 pounds, par 70 final round, earns $20,700 first prize to finish 9 under 271 at Aurora Country Club. Two Texans Miller Barber and Homero Blancas tied for second at 275. Tommy Aaron led with 66 but shared fourth at 277. Nicklaus, Brewer, and others tied near 282.
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Jack Nicklaus
Gay Brewer
Grambling Stars Share NAIA Baseball Honors in ratings
Grambling's Ralph Garr James Jackson of Kentucky State and Pete Barnes of Southern U led NAIA batting honors. Lange and Jimmy Jackson topped pitching lists with strong ERAs and records. Grambling dominated team stats though finished third at NAIA tournament behind New Mexico Highlands and Glassboro. West Georgia won fielding title.
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