Rubinoff Ulrich Rally Hopes For Wimbledon Bid
Ed Rubinoff of Miami Beach and Jorgen Ulrich of Denmark resumed their postponed Wimbledon match, Ulrich led 6-3 7-5 before Rubinoff won 8-6 6-1 as darkness halted play. Meanwhile a full women’s program featured top seed Margaret Smith facing Billie Jean Moffitt in round two and several Americans in action. In other notes, 28 fishermen returned from the Gulf Stream with tuna, dolphin, groupers and more, Ralph Lawson and Drexel Kessinger among the catch.
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Australia
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Beckley
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Moffitt Upsets Smith At Wimbledon In Tennis Shock
Billie Jean Moffitt, 18, of Long Beach California upset top seed Margaret Smith of Australia at Wimbledon in a second round match. Smith, the world’s leading amateur, lost 1-6 6-3 7-5 as Moffitt rose from third in the United States rankings to claim a landmark victory.
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Australia
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Defeat Phillips Fink Ayers Haldane Advance In Center Net
Larry Ayers and Chuck Haldane stunned favored John Phillips and Kenny Fink 6-2 0-6 11-9 in the Center Tennis Tournament at Ewart Courts on Monday. The Knapp brothers Jimmy and Tommy swept Phil lip and Michael Luchini 9-6 6-8 6-0 in a two hour 15 minute doubles match.
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Tennis stars from U S meet in opening round action
Nancy Richey and a host of Americans faced international opponents as the opening rounds began. McKinley led the U S charge with several wins while eight players, including Jon Douglas and Gardner Mulloy, dropped on day one.
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Chula Vista
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Coral Gables
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Alameda
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Bethesda
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Baltimore
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America
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Mets Face Color Change After Pirates Rout
Vernon Law pitched the Pirates to a 13-3 victory at Forbes Field as New York Mets players struggled. Law allowed eight hits and struck out 11 for his fifth win against three losses, aided by Smoky Burgess four RBIs and Roberto Clemente and Don Hoak with three each. The Mets, who may soon change team colors to black and blue, were stifled early as Pittsburgh scored six in the first inning and added three more in the fourth. Law also contributed offensively with a double, a sacrifice fly, and a run scored.
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New Yorkers
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Babe Adams
Frank Thomas
Marv Throneberry
Sammy Taylor
Russian Coach Predicts Close Stanford Meet With U S
At Stanford California the Soviet track team coach Gavril Korobkov says the fourth U S Soviet meet will be the toughest yet with the Americans having strong coaches and programs. He notes world record holders Igor Ter-Ovanesyan and Vladimir Trusenev will headline the Soviet squad facing Al Oerter Jay Silvester and others in a showdown likely to favor the Soviet women. He gives the U S edge in about ten men events while predicting Soviet dominance in most women events.
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U.S
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Tennessee State
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N.Y
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Santa Clara
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Leipzig
East Germany
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ABC to televise US Soviet track meet at Stanford
ABC announced it will televise most of the United States versus Soviet Union track and field meet at Stanford California on Saturday and Sunday July 21 and 22. The event pits top American and Soviet athletes in a full two day program broadcast to viewers across the country.
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Soviet Union
Stanford
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Bruton Expected Back for Tigers After 11 Day Layoff
Center fielder Billy Bruton of the Detroit Tigers was expected to rejoin the lineup tonight after an 11 day absence due to a pulled leg muscle suffered in Baltimore on June 10.
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White Sox Brass Feel They Got Best Of Deal
Chicago White Sox executives argued they won the deal that sent Bob Farley to Detroit and Russ Kemmerer to Houston in exchange for Charlie Maxwell from Detroit and Dean Stone from Houston. Maxwell and Stone were due to join the team in Baltimore, core to boost left handed pinch hitting and bullpen depth.
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Detroit
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Houston
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Tigers
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Colts
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Baltimore
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al Lopez
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Houston Colts
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Lonez
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Positive Approach Of Manager Mel McGaha
Sports writer Harry Grayson profiles Indians manager Mel McGaha who shakes up the lineup, makes 100 pitching changes in 34 games, and keeps a firm, fearless stance as Cleveland climbs back to the pennant race after a tough stretch in New York and Baltimore.
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Jay Meets Giants in Cincinnati Openers Sparked by Keough
Cincinnati Reds start Joe Jay at San Francisco in a key series opener with Jack Sanford opposing. Hutchinson worries about rotation depth after a 3-1 loss to the Giants. Purkey sidelined by back pain may miss the next start. Maloney shows improvement but arm trouble lingers. Marty Keough’s timely RBI highlights a rough day for Cincinnati while Willie Mays drives in the go ahead run for the Giants with a late single by McCovey.
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Mays
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P-12 Sinking Liner by Maloney and Blasingame
Maloney sails a sinking liner in a P-12 contest and doubles Don Blasingame off first base with a blazing throw.
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Don Blasingame
Four Games On Tap For Post 106 Baseball Week
Post 106 of Mullens American Legion opens a four game week with a home clash against Fayetteville Wednesday and a Saturday afternoon game at Fayetteville. A Saturday night home date hosts Dias Floral of Beckley Warren Williams League. Coach Harvey Stone says the team is improving with each game and Rich Simmons is slated to start Wednesday. Roger Eller is likely to face Fayetteville in the home contest. The last Mullens win came in 11 innings over Parkersburg.
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Indians Tigers doubleheader opener pits Ramos vs Bunning
Detroit tonight hosts Cleveland in the first game of a two night doubleheader with Pedro Ramos scheduled to start for the Indians against Jim Bunning. Uncertainty for the nightcap amid pitching options including Ruben Gomez Sam Jones or Bob Hartman. The Indians chase a lead over Minnesota and the Tigers amid a tight AL race.
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MLB Batting Leaders by League and Player Highlights
In the American League Robinson of the White Sox leads with 56 RBIs followed by Wagner 54 for the Angels, Siebern 50, Romano 47, Rollins 46, and Kirkland 46 for the Indians and Twins. In the National League Tommy Davis of the Dodgers tops with 75 RBIs, Mays 65 for the Giants, H. Aaron 62 for the Braves, Cepeda 62 for the Giants, and Robinson 56 for the Reds.
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