Gordie Howe, hockey icon and record-setter of Detroit
Gordie Howe spent 25 pro years on the ice with the Detroit Red Wings driving scoring records from 786 goals to 1 809 points and earning six MVP titles. He endured serious injuries including a skull fracture in 1950 and a life threatening playoff incident in 1956, yet kept a relentless pace, guiding Detroit to seven pennants and three Stanley Cups in the 1950s.
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Helen Supers Tops Forest Hill Women Golf Play of the Day
Helen Supers led Forest Hill Women’s Golf League Play of the Day with low putts and par three holes. Mary Lou Kamin ski won Class B while Mary Lydon and Clara Vanko took top spots in Classes C and D respectively.
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Littleton Lucia tops Bankson hoop camp awards
Lucia Littleton earned Outstanding Camper Trophy at the Steve Bankson Basketball Camp at Lorain County Community College. He led camp first team A League. Dale Dent, David Selesztak, Terry Hawke, and Dennis Bartlett followed. Second team included Wolfe, Kruszewski, Decks, Kerr, Balderson. Bartlett led in assists. Kruszewski topped rebounds. Fassett led scorers. Jeff Lucia shone in B League as Outstanding Player and scorer. Other first team members: Kennedy, Wilhelm, Williams. second team: Shaw, Simonovich, Hershey, Korfmacher, Reash. Individual contests crowned Perrien double winner. Schmitz layup champ. Fitzross layup champ for 7–8. Walski, Waddles crowns for next grades. In field goals and free throws Fassett, Williams, Meyers, Masterson, Bartlett claimed titles.
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Scott Littleton
Steve Bankson
Dave Fassett
Jeff Lucia
Billy Kennedy
Jeff Wilhelm
Richard Williams
Rick Shaw
del Simonovich
Ted Hershey
Ron Korfmacher
Rob Reash
Don Perrien
Jack Schmitz
Wimbledon braces for a boycott as stars skip event
AP reports the AT P boycott reduces top men’s entries at Wimbledon while the women’s draw remains strong. Notables like Stan Smith Arthur Ashe and Ken Rosewall sit out, yet crowds and fashion remain, with Ilie Nastase favored to win and Pancho G Walthall among hopefuls from the United States.
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Cie Richey
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Jostia Smith
Margaret Court
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Long Beach
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