Russian Women Ready For Debut In Olympic Games
Moscow report outlines Soviet women’s growing success in track and field led by javelin throwers Natalya Smirnyiskaya Galina Ubina and Vera Nahokova and discus standout Nina Dumbadze with world records and Olympic hopes. Nina, a city official and mother, balances public duty with sport while her husband-coach holds honors.
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Tom Waltney
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Moscow
Tom Whitney
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Natalya Smirnyiskaya
Leningrad
Zenith Club
Galina Ubina
Iassies
Vera Nahokova
Vera
U. S
Anna Andreyeva
Romania
Klavdia Tochenova
Tatyana Sevryakova
Nina Dumbadze
Nina
Society For the Cultural Relations
Salisbury Reds sweep Wilmington in doubleheader
Salisbury Maryland Reds beat the Wilmington Blue Rocks 6-3 and 3-0 to extend their hot streak to ten wins in twelve games in the Interstate League. Johnny Martino took the loss in game one amid eight walks and three costly errors, while Phil Amatat tossed a two hitter in the nightcap backing Salisbury’s three runs in the third inning.
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Pep Falls to Former Sparring Partner in Boston Fight
Willie Pep loses to former sparring partner Tommy Collins in a six round technical knockout at the Boston Garden. Pep was knocked down in the fifth round and again in the sixth after a fierce exchange, with referee Zapastas stopping the bout. The report also notes a brief aside on presidents elected before age 40.
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Americans Bid For Net Title At Wimbledon
Defending champion Doris Hart leads five Americans into the women’s quarterfinals at Wimbledon. In men’s play, Werble Flam was the lone American survivor as Dick Savitt and Vic Seixas were eliminated. the event narrows to doubles and several partnerships. The article lists multiple matchups and contenders across the United States and Britain with top seeds and international players competing for the All England titles.
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Egypt
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Mervyn Rose
Misg Hart
Mra
Pat Todd
la Jolla
Maureen Connolly
San T Diego
Thelma Long
Australia
Sturtey Fry
Akron
Jean Walker-Simith
Britain
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Italy
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Micue Patty
Los Angeles
Lancaster Beats Allentown 3-2 In Spare Game
Lancaster defeats Allentown 3-2 despite only three hits as Red Noson and Goose Gostlin anchor defense. Kumpherve struggled on the mound for Allentown while Lancaster offense clung to late rallies in the fifth and eighth innings.
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