Ralston, Emerson Reach London Grass Court Finals
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California stormed to the London Grass Court Championship final with a 0-2, 4 win over Dob Nowe while Roy Emerson the top Wimbledon seed defeated Clif Drysdale 3-6, 9-7, 6-4, 9-4 to join him. Anettie Van Zyl beat Jane Albert, Christine Truman defeated Rita Bentley, and in doubles Maria Buens and Billie Jean Moffitt beat Dmitrieva and Tegart as Ralston and Ham Richardson lost to Holecek and Javorsky.
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Apprentice jockey Mahoney rises in Santa Anita season
Bill Mahoney, leading apprentice at Santa Anita, now rides at Aqueduct. He is five feet tall and weighs 100 pounds. His brother stands five feet ten and weighs 185.
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Ashe Belkin Reach NCAA Finals in Tennis Championship
Top seed Arthur Ashe defeated Jim Osborne to reach the NCAA finals where he would face Mike Belkin of Miami. Belkin beat UCLA’s Jan Crookenden after Ashe won the opening set, Osborne retiring with a chest muscle pull.
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Benvenuti Wins vs Middle Tile in Milan Bout
Benvenuti captured the junior middleweight title with a knockout of Mazzinghi after a sharp right to the chin floored the champion. Benvenuti weighed 152 pounds. Mazzinghi made the weight at 15. the event featured a surprising finish and a noisy weigh-in scene amid a crowded Milan arena.
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Boxer Cleared of Murder Charge in Los Angeles
Former boxer Arthur Hayward was cleared of a murder charge in Los Angeles after a judge accepted that evidence showed he acted in self defense during a fight outside a venue on April 5, in which ex-convict Robert Willis, 83, was fatally stabbed.
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Netters Advance in State Tourney for City Players
Special to the Light reports Dallas and San Antonio players advancing in the Texas Open Tennis Tournament. Emilie Burrer of Jefferson High School leads girls 18 singles to the semifinals, beating Mary Lowden. Don Walraven and others reach quarterfinals in men and mixed events, with Annie Langham and Kathy Scott also advancing in girls and women’s brackets.
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Miss Wool Austin Girl and Johnson Plan Fallout
In Washington the FDP expressed great shock over President Johnson's plan to nominate James P. Coleman to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. They argued Coleman’s Mississippi offices were won by denying Negro citizens their rights. Separately, colleges face a possible loss of federal aid if fraternities discriminate on race or religion, per Education Commissioner Francis Keppel in a letter to Senator Lee Metcalf.
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Obituaries and Miss Wool of Texas pageant notes
Obituaries for Ramona Lopez Mary Low Ingles Herminia Zunker and Adolfo Campina list services and interments across several Texas cities. In Odessa a pageant report notes Janice Archer, Sandra Whitaker and Frances Rudolph as Miss Wool of Texas 1965 finalists with Archer later succeeding Thea Allen as 1964 Miss Wool. pageant details are given with sponsor Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association.
Surplus Food Office Moves to New San Antonio Site
Beginning Monday the San Antonio Welfare Department will issue surplus food commodities at a new location. Supplies previously distributed at the German English School at 421 S Alamo will now be issued from the department’s new offices at 130 Grahams.
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Emerson Favored to Defend Wimbledon Title and Open
London bookmakers favor Roy Emerson of Australia to defend the Wimbledon crown. Jack Nicklaus is chosen to win the British Open at Royal Birkdale with Arnold Palmer as second choice. Fred Stolle dropped odds to 5-2 for Wimbledon, Margaret Court (Australia) as 4-5 favorite in women's singles, with Maria Bueno as 1/1 repeat. Tony Lema listed as defending British Open champ.
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Northwest Hosts Swimmers Meet Invitational Saturday
The Northwest YMCA will host an invitational swim meet Saturday at the Northwest pool. Seven teams compete opening at 8 am with finals at 7 pm. Participants include San Antonio Aquatic Club Alamo Swim Club Northwest Aquatic Club Military Aquabrats Sene a Swint Club Sunset Sailors Glib and the Killeen Dolphins.
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Arrest Total Grows In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi police arrested 93 more civil rights demonstrators, bringing the weekly total to 850. Demonstrators dispersed into small groups at locations including the governor mansion, State Capitol, state museum, and a hotel, as officers rushed between sites. An unidentified state trooper seized an American flag from a one year old African American boy on the governor’s mansion east steps, snapping the flagstaff when the child resisted.
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Lynda Johnson Returns to Dig Pueblo Site at Cibecue
Lynda Bird Johnson back in Arizona to dig along with 20 University of Arizona students on two week field project at an ancient pueblo site in Cibecue. She wears work clothes and receives tribal gifts including an Indian hand made camp dress and a tribal membership certificate. Tribal Chairman Leslie Oliver praises the Johnson administration for its poverty program aiding roads and campsite projects.
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