Gussy Moran Still Defined By Lace Panties Image
Gertrude Moran, the former Wimbledon sensation known as the Lace Panties Girl, remains linked to the infamous white lace outfit. Now a tennis instructor in California, she reflects on fame, fashion, and the ongoing curiosity of reporters and fans. Moran recalls past triumphs, notes media attention, and explains her current role as a TV commentator and instructor.
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New York
Gertrude Moran
Santa Monica
Calif
Center Court
Wimbledon
Gussy
United States
Nancy Chaffee
Nancy
Sacred Center Court
Swank Lake Encino
San Fernando Valley
California
Jane Russell
Alan Young
Dick and
Jerry van Dyke
Jack Kramer
Madison Square Garden
Karol Fageros
Pacific
Miss Moran
Clay Chuvalo bout gets non-title license in Toronto
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay has a Toronto license for a 15 round bout with Canadian champion George Chuvalo on March 29 that will not be recognized as a title fight by Ontario. The WBA world title is held by Ernie Tersaue, and the Ontario Boxing Commission barred title billing despite Clay’s license and weigh-ins.
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Toronto
Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Ontario
Louisville Lip
Chuvale
World Boxing Association
Patterson
Ray Patterson
Exechamp
Chuvalo
WBA
Ernie Terseau
Ontario Boxing Commission
Merv McKenzie
Maple Leaf Gardens
Clay
McKenzie
Ted Mce Whorter
Marichal agrees to Giants offer in 1970 season
Juan Marichal accepted about 70 000 to pitch for the San Francisco Giants this year, leaving Bob Shaw as the only holdout. Koufax and Drysdale still seeking terms for the Dodgers. Marichal, among the top winners, will join spring training in Phoenix after arriving Friday, six pounds overweight but expected to be ready for the April 12 opener against Chicago.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Bob Shaw
Dominican Republic
Cincinnati
Jim Macloney
Ing
Giants
Chub Feehey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Shaw
Marichal
Larry Jansen
Juan
Baseball Results From Tuesday Across The League
The Associated Press reports Tuesday scores include Detroit 7 over New York A 4, Baltimore 5 over New York N, St Louis 6 over Cincinnati 4, Houston 5 over Pittsburgh 3, Washington 8 over Boston 7, Atlanta 4 over Kansas City 3, Chicago A 5 over Minnesota 4, Philadelphia 3 over Los Angeles California 11, Chicago N 4 over San Francisco. Upcoming Thursday games feature Avanta at Boston, California at Chicago N, Long Beach Chicago A at Minnesota, Orlando San Francisco at Cleveland Mesa, Kansas City at Detroit Lakeland, New York A at St. Louis, St. Petersburg Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Tampa Philadelphia at Houston at Cocoa Florida.
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New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Boston
Atlanta
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
California
Cleveland
San Francisco
Avanta
Win Haven
Long Beach
Orlando
Clevelan Mesa
Lakeland
New York, A
St. Petersburg
Cincinnat
Tampa
Cocoa, Fla
Bavasi Gives Up On Stars
Los Angeles Dodgers general manager E J Bavasi says top pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale will likely not play this year unless conditions change He notes Koufax and Drysdale called owner Walter O Malley about contract issues and that the players may pursue other opportunities while remaining under status quo terms for now Koufax won 26 games last season and Drysdale 23 in a season highlighted by the World Series victory.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Koufax
Drysdale
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
O'Malley
O’malley
Don
Sandy
Los Angeles
Bavasi
Minnesota
Williams Rallies To Take Boat
Houston heavyweight Williams defeats Mel Turnbow in a ten round unanimous decision after being knocked down twice. Williams, 33, weights 212 pounds to Turnbow’s 238, and surges in the fourth, fifth, and sixth rounds to secure victory while Turnbow, 22, had already floored Williams in rounds two and three.
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Houston
Tex
Mel Turnbow
Paterson
N.J
Cleveland Williams
Williams
Willams
Turnbow
Willliams
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Report
A condensed list of Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night bowling results features multiple teams and high scores. Notable performances include J Barber 171 for Gutters Dusters and W Wolgast 179 for Unpredictables, with several shops and businesses listing top totals across the Ottawa area leagues.
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M. Hanes
M'S
W. Dengel
J. Barber
W. Durbin
Duffers
Wiker
Wolgast
Shinn & Haley
Cordle
Eagles Auxiliary
Maloney
Heathman Oil Company
DeVore
Ferguson
Arnold’s Jewelry
Ottawa B Team wins track dual over Garnett
Ottawa High School B team defeated Garnett 127.94 in a dual track meet. George Moody won shot put and discus for OHS, with Ken Cooper and Allan Buck leading the scorers as Ottawa won 10 of 14 events amid windy conditions.
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Garnett
Ottawa High
Varesity
Ottawa
George Moody
Cyclones
Barnaby
OHS B
Ken Cooper
Allan Buck
Browning
Buck
Stark
Sutton
Fishburn
Garenett
Dash
Seymour
Wieneke
Doty
Witman
Mile Run
Presley
Waring
Hull
Wilson
Thompson
Cooper
Gibson
Harkins
Anderson
Hobart
Young
Drake
Hagelin
Domnanish
Chapman
Moody
Barr
Indall
Des Priest
Tilton
Good
Warden
Henry
Hiles
Riley
Sharman Named New Coach for San Francisco Warriors
SAN FRANCISCO AP Bill Sharman the former Celtics guard is named coach of the San Francisco Warriors replacing fired Alex Hannum. He will devote nearly all his time to the NBA team and move his wife and four children from Los Angeles to the Bay Area. Sharman, 39, rejected two other pro offers and has no NBA coaching experience but led the American Basketball League champion Los Angeles Jets before coaching in Cleveland to a title.
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SAN Francisco
Bill Sharman
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Alex Haneman
Los Angeles
Warriors
Franlin E. Mieuli
Hannum
Sharman
NBA
Celtics
Los Angeles Jets
Firebrand Witness Reignites Wisconsin Baseball Trial
Milwaukee county board chairman Eugene Grobschmidt testified in the Wisconsin antitrust case against baseball, admitting remarks about Braves leaders as liars and threats of harassment but denying ongoing campaigns. He acknowledged calling Bartholomay and McHale liars and noted airing quotes from 1964 and 1965, while denying continuous harassment efforts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Eugene H. Grobeschmidt
Grobschmidt
Braves
Atlanta
County
League
Boyscott
Milwaukee Brewers, Inc
Atty
Ray T. McCann
Bartholomay and McHale
Mccann
Giles
National League
Bears stars among eight elected to NFL Hall of Fame
Clyde Turner and George McAfee join Bill Dudley Steve Owen Joe Guyon Arnie Herber Walt Kiesling Hugh Shorty Ray as eight newest Hall of Fame inductees in Canton Ohio. Turner and McAfee starred for the 1940s Chicago Bears while Dudley coached in multiple NFL clubs and Owen led the New York Giants for 23 seasons.
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Canton
Ohio
Clyde
Bulldog
Dudley
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Owen
New York Giants
Kiesling
Herber
NFL
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Guyon
Jim Thorpe
Carlsle
Shorty Ray
Mantle optimistic on season despite lingering shoulder pain
Mickey Mantle battles a stiff shoulder and incomplete throwing ability eight weeks after surgery. He remains hopeful to play before spring training ends, saying he could be ahead of schedule though he cannot yet unleash his full left handed swing or throw. The operation required tendon work in the right shoulder and left him unsure if he can play at season start.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
New York Yankees
Mayo Clinic
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Guy's Foods Inc
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