Gonzales Eyes Wimbledon Victory Amid Fatigue and Ashe Test
Pancho Gonzales, 41, aims to win Wimbledon as he meets Arthur Ashe in the last critical match of his wearied week. After beating Tom Edlefsen 6 4 6 3 6 3 to reach the last 16, he endures a marathon schedule following Wimbledon’s rain delay and the Pasarell epic.
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AAU Track Finals Set in Miami Championship
The 81st AAU National Men's Championships unfold under the Miami sun with 500 plus athletes over two days. John Pennel targets 18 feet, Jing Ryan faces Marty Liquori, Ryun hints at retirement, Fosbury shows seven foot high jump, and John Carlos aims to break the 9.1 second 100 record as CBS televise the event.
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Portsmouth golfer wins second Women's Ohio State crown
Lida Fee Mathews, 28, from Portsmouth, won her second OWSGA Tournament title at Westbrook Country Club Mansfield Ohio. She defeated Helen Kirkland Cadiz 3 and 2 after building a five hole lead. Kirkland rallied, but Mathews held on as the match finished 34 holes. Noel Jablonski beat Mrs. Richard Robb in the consolation, and several title flights were decided with close finishes.
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Joe Louis leaves Beekman Downtown Hospital with doctor in tow
Joe Louis signed himself out of Beekman Downtown Hospital at 7 p.m. EDT and was placed in the care of his Detroit physician en route for further tests and quiet rest. The former heavyweight champion had been listed in satisfactory condition earlier Friday.
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Merchant turns down Phillies to join Ohio State
Marion Harding star Dave Merchant, the area’s all time scoring leader, will enroll at Ohio State University this fall after turning down a substantial bonus and a contract offer from the Philadelphia Phillies. The 6-1 guard, a fourth round pick, scored 16 points for the North in the North-South game and will play with Luke White of Marlington and Allan Hornyak of Bellaire St John at OSU.
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Lorain County Slow Pitch Softball Entry Deadline
Deadline by July 2 for Lorain County Slow Pitch Softball Tournament. Entry is 25 dollars per team plus a six dollar sanction fee to the American Softball Association. A meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Recreation Center on Prospect Street will set pairings and collect fees. All Lorain County slow pitch teams may enter.
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Conrad Traded to Dallas Cowboys for Draft Choice
Bobby Joe Conrad, holder of most St. Louis pass reception records, was traded to the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed draft choice. Conrad led the NFL in receptions in 1963 with 78 catches.
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Tigers face uphill climb as magic number looms
The Detroit Tigers slid further from first place after a 4-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles as Dave McNally earned his 11th win and Boog Powell and Dave Johnson drove in runs. Mayo Smith urged six wins in eight games to gain ground while Baltimore stretched its lead in the AL East.
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Little League East Minor A Thurdays Innings Showdowns
East Minor A action features Angels versus Twins with Todd Sexton earning the win and Danny Norris taking the loss. Angels hitters include Gary Mason and Richard Gartman among others while Jeff Lauffer leads Twins with three hits. West Minor A sees Eagles versus VFW with Jack Claycomb surrendering nine hits and Don Bellottie on the mound for VFW. Larry Hughes, Claycomb and Pielak pace the VFW offense. Eagles’ Tom Moore and Bob Shepard contribute with multiple hits.
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Baseball scores and listed Sunday and upcoming games
Results show Boston 4 Washington 2 Baltimore 4 Detroit 1 Cleveland 5 New York 1 Kan City 2 Chicaso 0 Calif 5 Seattle 5 Calif 2. Probable pitchers include Fryman Montreal Stoneman 2:15 pm and others. Sundays feature Pittsburgh at New York Philadelphia at Montreal St Louis at Chicago San Fran at Cincinnati Los Angeles at San Diego.
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