U S Cagers Fall to Cuba in Pan American Basketball Upset
Cuba shocked the United States 73 to 69 as the Pan American Games opened, ending the U S team's near invincibility in basketball. Track stars Liquori and Smith led the U S to eight golds while Cuba moved into medal contention with strong shows in weightlifting and baseball.
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Cali
Colombia
UPI
United States
Cuba
Winnipeg
Marty Liguori
John Smith
U.S
Fidel Castro
Haiti
Jesus Mirabal Leal
Russ Hodge
Brazil
Surinam
Palmer Nicklaus keep national team golf title
Palmer and Nicklaus won the National Team championship wire-to-wire by six strokes and said they would play together next year. The duo has dominated team events, also winning four World Cup titles for the United States.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ligonier, Pa
Palmer
Nicklaus
United States
Barberton wins state senior baseball title in rain delayed finale
Barberton defeats Wheelersburg 6-1 to cap the Ohio Little League Senior tournament on Laurel Valley Golf Club course. Palmer and Hook homered as rain shortened the event, with Barberton securing the crown after a 36 hole weekend.
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Dayton
Ohio
Chris Palmer
Tom Hook
Barberton
Wheelersburg
Palmer
Laurel Valley Golf Club
City Net Meet Moves to Thursday Start
Elyria city tennis tournament start moved from Wednesday to Thursday. Director Jim Rak Estraw says the event will still be played at West Park.
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Elyria City
Jim Rakestraw
West Park
Midview Tennis Meet Continues With Second Round Action
Second round action in the Midview Tennis Tournament is scheduled for today according to director Ed Enyedy. Results from the first round played last weekend are listed, outlining early matchups and standout performances.
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Midview
Ed Enyedy
Midview Tennis Tournament Results Summary
Tennis results from the Midview event between July 29 and August 3 include numerous divisions. Winners across categories include Wesling, Messaros, O'Donnell, Wilfond, Watson, Spitzer, Burkey, Clapham, Monske, Murphy, Kingman, Norris, and others in singles doubles and mixed events. Notable matches feature several 6-0 and 6-1 scorelines and close sets like 7-5 and 11-9.
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P. Wesling
Sheldon
C. Bucel
C. Clapham
M. Messarosief
K. O'Donnell
D. Wilfond
M.burdene
A. Watson
Spitzer
M. Monske
K. O’donnell
S. Burkey
B. Burdette
M. Burdette
Tl. M. Monske
C. Zimmer
T. Murphy
D. Wilfong
W. Sukey
Kingman-Crosby
Murphy
G. Sukey
D. Sheldon
J. McCloud
N. Norris
J. Blaint
J. Kingman
K. Bersof
K. Smith
M. Cirigliano
B. Crosby
J. Musgrave
D. Veneczi
S. Spitzer
D. Spitzer
P Burdette
J. Hess
Dori Phiel
M. Menske
Red Sox derail Wood in doubleheader opener
The Boston Red Sox halted Chuck Tanner and Wilbur Wood, scoring four in the first inning of the opener and sweeping with a 6-1 win. Wood, moved from bullpen to starter, lasted seven innings, allowing all five Red Sox runs on 10 hits. Tanner had planned a rare two-start day for Wood if conditions allowed.
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Chicago White Sox
Wood
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Chuck Tanner
Wilbur Wood
Boston
Red Sox
Tanner
Milwaukee Brewers
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Oakland A's
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Baltimore
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
White Sox
Minnesota
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Yankees
Twins
Ron Blomberg
Bobby Murcer
Thurman Munson
Jim Northrup
Detroit
California
Northrup
Lloyd Allen
Brown pleased with offense in Bengals scrimmage
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown praised the teams ball movement after a 60 minute intrasquad scrimmage in Wilmington Ohio. Virgil Carter completed seven of eight passes for 40 yards while rookie Ken Anderson went seven of 11 for 88 yards and a TD. Fred Willis connected on a 70 yard TD play and scored the opening TD. Willie Jones suffered facial cuts and is expected to miss the first two exhibitions. The club trimmed to 56 via trade sending Mike Wilson to Los Angeles for a 1972 draft pick.
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Wilmington
Ohio
UPI
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Virgil Carter
Ken Anderson
Fred Willis
Willis
Willie Jones
Brown
Los Angeles Rams
University of Dayton
Mike Wilson
Wilson
Bengals
Elyria and Bolero clubs take double wins in bowling doubleheader
Elyria Bowling Center swept Bernies Restaurant with 11 3 and 4 2 scores while Bolero Club topped Jim and Rays Bowling 5 0 and 3 1. Winning pitcher Ron Madock starred in both games with six and three hits allowed respectively and Bolero’s bats produced multiple two hit games. Bernies and E B C Bernies combined for several hitters led by Bill Archer Al Pena and Ken Dick with notable contributions from Dave Dicken Ernie Webb and Al Horvath.
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Bolero Club
Jim
Ray
Ron Madock
Joe Bukowski
John Martin
Dave Donaldson
Dick Clift
al Pena
Jack Abbey
E.B.C
Bob Vance
Don Leppeck
Ed Knapp
Bill Archer
al Penna
Ken Dick
al Horvath
Dave Dicken
Ernie Webb
Bernie's
Cheek Bullins
B.B.C
Hank Mowery
Shannon Mowery
Jon Carmel
Bernies
Rady Ulrich
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