Wimbledon crowns new champions in 1976 field
In the second week of Wimbledon 1976, no defending champion remains in the running. Jimmy Connors emerges as top male favorite after Vitas Gerulaitis falls to Raul Ramirez in quarter finals, while Chris Evert advances to the women's semi finals with Martina Navratilova and Evonne Goolagong progressing in the other half.
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New York
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Oliva Stars for Twins in 4-3 Victory Over Royals
Tony Oliva, age 35, endured a ravaged right knee yet powered the Minnesota Twins to a 4-3 win against the Kansas City Royals Monday night. Manager Gene Mauch praised his grit and late-game contributions as Oliva provided needed run support and defense.
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Oliver fails to crack All Star list as Pirates rout Cubs
Pirates outfielder Al Oliver drives in four runs with two singles a double and homer to lift Pittsburgh to a 9 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. He parks his average at .352 but misses the All Star ballot despite strong early season support.
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Pekos Valley Open Doubles Tennis heats up weekend action
Readable OCR snippets describe early rounds of the Pecos Valley Open Doubles Tennis Tournament with mentions of players like Janice Hudson and McReavy, plus fundraising or entry notes and schedule hints for a Fourth of Ay weekend racing at Ruidoso Downs and related local sports chatter.
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Camm Geengee
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Carr
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New Reece Pen Cae
Ruidoso Downs
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Silva Sets Course Record to Win City Golf Tourney
James Silva captured the 37th annual City Men's Golf Tournament at Cahoon Park Course with a bogey-free 63 after a 70 on Saturday, totaling 133 to defeat Don Coffman 137 and Ron Smith 138. Final top finishers by flight list Silva 133, Coffman 137, Smith 138 in the first flight. other flights show leaders Torpey 143 in fourth, Archuleta 151 in second, Richardson 156 in third.
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Don Coffman
Ron Smith
Smith
Bill Torpey
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Ken Marlow
Dave Henderson
Letty Chavez
Rod John
Burl Gadberry
Major League Standings and Monday Scores
Monday results show Houston 8 over San Francisco 2, New York 5 over St Louis 4, Philadelphia 6 over Montreal 2, Pittsburgh 9 over Chicago 2, Cincinnati 7 over San Diego 3, Los Angeles 5 over Atlanta 2, Boston 12 over Baltimore 8, Cleveland 5 over Milwaukee 3, Detroit 5 over New York 1, Minnesota 4 over Kansas City 3, Texas 3 over Oakland 2 after 11 innings. only games scheduled.
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