Rinaldi 14-year-old shocks Wimbledon with first-round win
Kathy Rinaldi, 14, becomes the youngest winner in Wimbledon history by rallying from match point to defeat Sue Rollinson of South Africa 6 3 2 6 7 5 at No 2 Court. The Florida high school student and amateur outlasted Rollinson in two hours 36 minutes, joining a lineage of young Americans at Wimbledon and drawing praise from Billie Jean King.
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McEnroe Fined 1500 For Wimbledon Court Outbursts
John McEnroe received the maximum $1500 fine at Wimbledon for two on court violations during his opening round with Tom Gullikson. A further $10000 potential penalty could follow for aggravated misconduct, with suspensions possible in future events.
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Arizona coach on trial for fraud
Former University of Arizona football coach Tony Mason faces 15 counts of fraud theft and conspiracy over allegedly submitting unused airline tickets for reimbursement. Testimony highlighted Crosby who claimed Mason lent money while denying gifts. Lawyers failed to admit further evidence about who originated the scheme and whether an airline official could testify to prior receipt of false receipts.
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Pitch day scoreboard features multiple regional games
Carbondale defeats East Aston 8 0 West Frankfort tops Anna 5 3 Herrin edges Cobden 7 6 Marion beats Harrisburg 11 7 Pinckneyville Celtics split games with Woodlawn 3 0 and 4 9 First National falls to Woodlawn 0 2 3 0 712 25 The day also lists upcoming games and a packed sports broadcast schedule with ESPN coverage and USA events.
Carbondale 10 000 meter run set for July 18
The Carbondale Park District and Schlitz Beer sponsor the fourth annual 10 000 meter and two mile run at Evergreen Park in Carbondale on July 18. Prizes awarded in nine age groups. T shirts for all registrants. entry $6, late $8 after July 8. send checks to Hickory Lodge Carbondale 62901. info Mary Ann Hines 457 8370.
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Special Olympians place at state meet
Seven Franklin Williamson workshop athletes competed at the state Special Olympics in Normal last weekend. David Coulson won gold in the 50 meter dash and silver in softball throw. Tim Dodd earned gold in softball throw and 50 meter dash. Tom Noonan placed fourth in both events. Dollie Baker won gold in the 50 meter dash and fourth in softball. LaDonna Stallons captured gold in the 50 meter dash and bronze in softball throw. Bill Farlow won gold in both events.
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