Daughters chase top tennis legacy of Little Mo Connolly
In Chattanooga two teenagers Brenda Brinker and Cindy Brinker, daughters of Maureen Connolly Brinker, compete in Southern Girls Tennis. Cindy advances to the 16 year old semifinals as Brenda exits early. Both aim to mirror their mother's grand slam by winning major titles while balancing other interests and family support. Cindy eyes the Maureen Connolly Brinker Invitational and Wimbledon as future milestones.
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Deer Lodge Country Club Sets Spring Handicap Golf Meet
Deer Lodge Country Club hosts its annual handicap golf tournament this weekend with 36 holes for men and 18 for women. Saturday's round seeds flights for Sunday with a 9 15 a m shotgun start. Prizes go to men closest to the hole on holes three and seven each day and women compete Sunday on hole seven. A daily derby is also planned.
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Regional Junior Olympics to be held as scheduled in Rapid City
The Regional Junior Olympics will proceed July 21-22 in Rapid City despite flood fears. J R Garard Montana AAU district rep confirms Montana Wyoming North and South Dakota delegations will compete in swimming diving and track events with facilities available for athletes.
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Eight softball matches on city league week schedule
The City Recreation Department sponsors eight women's softball games this week. On Tuesday the 6:15 contest features Western Iron versus Uniroyal, followed by Race Track against Lucky Lager B at 7:15, Witt's Team versus Race Track-Corner at 8:15, and Lucky Lager A versus Marty's Bar at 9:15. Thursday offers Witt's Team versus Lucky Lager B at 6:15, Race Track-Corner versus Marty's Bar at 7:15, Vu Villa against Race Track at 8:15, and Western Iron against O'Keefe Drilling at 9:15.
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Chris Evert engineers American tennis ramp at Wimbledon
Chris Evert, 17, powered the United States to a 5-2 win over Britain in the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon. She topped Joyce Williams 6-2 6-3 on No. 1 court, giving the U.S. a 4-1 lead as the Americans reclaimed the cup for the 37th time. Virginia Wade beat Wendy Overton, and Overton/Ziegenfuss defeated Wade/Williams in doubles.
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Nine on tap in Old Ozzie league schedule
Nine games fill the Old Ozzie men's softball slate with matches at Armory fields on Thursday and Friday. Key games include Montana Power versus New Monogram, McQueen against Dinty Moore's, plus divisions at Armory 2 and 3 with Kraft pairs and emblematic club rivalries.
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Volleyball meet ends Tuesday
The City Recreation mixed volleyball tournament crowns its champions Tuesday night at 8:45 after two days of play. Monday features four games: Booma rangs vs Orbiters, Juggiers vs Teddy Bears, Tuckers vs Hump Hunters, and Volleyers vs Post Office. Tuesday advances: winners of games 5 and 6 meet, then winners of 7 and 8, then winners 9 and 10, with the championship at 8:45.
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NFL Training Camps Open As Teams Set Dates
The Dallas Cowboys lead NFL camps with rookies reporting July 7 in Thousand Oaks California and veterans July 12. Miami, Kansas City, and Minnesota set early or late dates with 26 teams listing rookies and vets. Several clubs switch sites near exhibition games, and four new coaches start in Chicago Buffalo Denver and Houston.
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Men prepare for 19 games this week in slow pitch league
The men’s slow pitch league schedules 19 games this week with a weekend invitational tournament at DeLuxe Bar. Teams from Great Falls Billings Bozeman Missoula and Butte will compete across several Armory and Clark Park sites from Monday through Thursday with an exhibition fast pitch game by King and his Court versus Butte Stars on Wednesday night.
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U S lifters selected for Olympic Games roster
Nine weightlifters were chosen to represent the United States in the Olympic Games. Among them are former Olympians Philip Grippaldi of Belleville New Jersey and Russell Knipp of Oklahoma City Oklahoma, both Pan American gold medalists. Other selections include Michael Karchut of River Forest Illinois Ken Patera of San Pedro California Frederick Lowe of Lansing Michigan Patrick Holbrook of Park Ridge Illinois Daniel Cantore of San Francisco Frank Capsouras of River Edge New Jersey and Alan Ball of Hanover Park Illinois.
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