Lloyd Ruby wins as turbines falter in Rex Mays Classic
Ronnie Duman dies after a crash at the south wall on the third lap of the 150 mile Rex Mays Classic in Milwaukee. Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas wins by 2.6 seconds in a turbo Offenhauser. 11 finishers. Six spectators injured. Duman, 36, Brown, 31, and Darnell hospitalized. Brown freed after fire.
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Joe Leonard
U S Dominates Ecuador 5 0 In Davis Cup Final
The United States swept Ecuador 5-0 in the Davis Cup American Zone finals at Charlotte Coliseum on an indoor acrylic court. Arthur Ashe beat Miguel Olvera 6 1 6 3 6 0, while Pancho Guzman fell to Clark Graebner 4 6 3 6 4 6 4, with Guzman noting clay would have aided his play. The U S advances to face the European champion in preliminary tests for a shot at defending Australia later this year.
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Australia
Arthur Ashe
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Guzman
Weekend memorial confusion rocks baseball across leagues
National mourning for Senator Kennedy disrupted schedule and sparked player discipline and trade rumors. Five Saturday games postponed or delayed. several clubs faced late starts and resignations. Milt Pappas quit as Cincinnati spokesman amid feud over delaying a game. Rusty Staub Aspromonte and Maury Wills faced potential fines or firing for not playing.
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Rising crime rate creates a profitable opportunity as a famous electronics firm expands its franchised network for security alarm systems. Capital required 2500 with guarantee of success or refund. No experience needed. We train you. Send phone number to P O Box 329 Dept Car lil 6 10 Springfield NJ 07081.
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Indians use twocatcher lineup to beat Tigers 2 0
Alvin Dark deployed Duke Sims and Jose Azcue with Sims in left field and Azcue catching. Tiant allowed four hits in a 2-0 shutout of Detroit as Sims drove in a run with a fifth inning single and homered in the seventh. Washington beat Minnesota 7-4 while the Yankees swept California 8-1 and 3-2.
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Football star Jimmy Brown Arrested in LA Assault Case
Police arrested former pro football star turned actor Jimmy Brown on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after a 22-year-old woman Eva Marie Bohnchin was hospitalized in critical condition, reportedly thrown from a second floor balcony at Brown's Los Angeles apartment.
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Major league standings preview and tonight and Tuesday games
Brief on tonight’s matchups across leagues. Oakland at Cleveland, California at Boston, Chicago at New York, Baltimore at Washington lead the night slate. Tuesday’s doubleheaders include Minnesota at Detroit and Oakland at Cleveland with multiple road games across Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles and Houston Philadelphia.
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Heat Fuels Explosive Baseball as Reds and Cards Split
In 100 degree heat at Crosley Field the Reds and Cardinals combined for 53 hits in a doubleheader. St Louis won 10-8 after erasing an eight run deficit, while Cincinnati took the nightcap 7-4 in 12 innings. Dodgers beat Phillies as Braves Cubs split and Mets swept by Giants. William Jewell beat Georgia Southern 4 3 in 13 innings.
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