Gorman Upsets Top Seed Laver At Wimbledon
Tom Gorman upset top-seeded Rod Laver in the Wimbledon men's singles quarterfinals despite a back injury from a 1964 football play. Gorman won 9-7 8-6 6-3 and advanced to face Stan Smith in the semifinals as American efforts dominate the event alongside Billie Jean King advancing in the women’s bracket.
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England
Tom Gorman
Rod Laver
Gorman
U.S
Seattle
Laver
London
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Onny Parun
New Zealand
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
United States
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Colin Dibley
John Newcombe
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Francoise Durr
France
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Evonne Goolagong
Mrs. King
Miss Goolagong
Margaret Court
Judy Dalton
London Queen’s Club
Smith
Parun
Kennedy lifts Sox in late rally for 4 0 win over Senators
John Kennedy replaced injured Doug Griffin and sparked a comeback with a seventh inning homer to tie the game and a run scoring in the eighth as Boston Celtics— sorry Red Sox— staged a seven run inning to defeat Washington 14 to 4.
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John Kennedy
Doug Griffin
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Griffin
Red Sox
Reggie Smith
Washington
Lenny Randle
Kennedy
Retriever Club Plans State Trials at Elk Park
Butte Retriever Club prepares for state trials with act 10 11 at Elk Park. Derby starts 8 a.m. July 10 followed by qualifying classes. puppies run July 11 then open classes. Forty seven entries from Sunday's field trial at Bob Sparks grounds. Winners include Spike, Oliver, Jess, Boomerang with multiple dogs earning honors. Contact Bob Honey or Hugh Hoy for entries.
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Bob Honey
Hugh Hoy
Bob Sparks
Elk Park
Spike
Tom Davies
Oliver
Lab
Dale Dowling
Jess
Chesapeake
Urban Abel
Missoula
Boomerang
John Edgar
Great Falls
Lucky
Charles Brozovich
Duke
Gary Mandic
Pete
Irene Baird
Heidi
Fay Abel
Tina
Bill LeProwse
Bive
Gary Pearson
Anaconda
Barney
Dena Hunt
Charney
Alex Zibitnoff
Pup
Earl Robinson
Kim
Jim Wedin
Ramsay
Gunner
Rick Ramseier
Candy
Norman Bone Jr
Ranger
Fred
Jane
Bill Horn
Tawney
Sameay
Utte
Maravich fined and given probation for DUI
Pistol Pete Maravich was fined 150 dollars and placed on a year’s probation after pleading no contest to drunk driving. He was stopped by a Sarasota deputy last April and appeared with his attorney before Judge Marvin Silverman.
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Fla
Pete Maravich
Maravich
Marvin Silverman
Sarasota County
Atlanta Hawk
Legion games postponed by rain force rescheduled baseball doubleheader
Wet grounds postponed Butte hosting Livingston and Anaconda to play Helena. Butte (11-8) to host Livingston at 8 p m tonight at Alumni Coliseum. Anaconda (2-9) to meet Helena in Helena after rain. Tim Sullivan asks players to meet at 4 p m at Marcus Daly Hotel for trip.
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Anaconda American Legion
Livingston
Alumni Coliseum
Anaconda
Helena
Washoe Park
Tim Sullivan
Sullivan
Marcus Daly
Billings dumps Senators twice in Legion baseball
Billings defeated Helena 10-7 in an Eastern Division Class A American Legion game as Paul McClure allowed five hits over seven innings. Billings improved to 4-0 in conference and 14-9 overall, while Helena dropped to 1-3 in conference. The teams each had seven hits with no errors.
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Helena
American Legion
Royals
Paul McClure
Senators
McClure
Mike Schwartz
Dodgers Extend Streak With 6 4 Victory Over Cubs
Willie Crawford and Wes Parker drove in two runs each as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4. It was Los Angeles fourth straight win. Dodgers jumped early with a 1 0 lead and held off a Cubs rally, getting relief help from Brewer and Decker. Gramord and Hickman homered for Chicago, while Downing earned the win and Brewer took the loss.
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Regan
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Regan Ek” Ee Save—Grewer
Indians Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader Finale
The Cleveland Indians swept the New York Yankees with a 5-2 win in the nightcap after two runs in the eighth inning on consecutive singles by Ray Fosse Frank Baker Kurt Bevacqua and Jack Heidemann. The opener ended 3-0 as Ray Lamb and Steve Mingori held New York to three hits.
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Hand
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Aker
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U—Hardin
Handball Group to Meet in Butte Tonight
Members of the Butte Handball Association will meet at 7 30 this evening at the Elks courts. Discussion includes an exhibition match by national champion Paul Haber. Interested persons are invited to attend.
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Butte Handball Association
Elks Courts
Paul Haber
4-H Demonstration Day Champs Named
Whitehall hosted the annual 4-H demonstration and judging day for Madison and Jefferson counties. Senior agriculture grand champion Debbie Richter of Whitehall, reserve Shelly Jackson of Harrison, senior home economics grand Elaine McCord of Whitehall, reserve Cindy Boyd of Silver Star, and junior divisions led by Peggy Palacini of Whitehall with Bobby Turney of Twin Bridges as reserve. Cynthia Halse of Sheridan top senior judge with 501 to 502 points. Jeannie Rieker of Boulder topped the junior division with McGlothlin Whitehall second at 445 points.
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Madison
Jefferson Counties
Debbie Richter
Shelly Jackson
Harrison
Peggy Palacini
Bobby Turney
Twin Bridges
Elaine McCord
Cindy Boyd
Silver Star
Paulette Held
Gayla Ewing
Boulder
Porte 4-H
Cynthia Halse
Sheridan
Penny Edwards
Pony
Miss Halse
Jeannie Rieker
McGlothlin
Minister Attends Synod Meeting in Montana Wyoming
Rev. Gary Wolfer served as delegate from St. Paul United Presbyterian Church at the annual Synod of the Rockies meeting of United Presbyterian Churches of Montana and Wyoming, held June 21 to 23. Dr. David Dilworth of Whitworth College spoke as featured speaker, as the convention celebrated faith. Mrs. Wolfer also attended synodical meetings.
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Gary Wolfer
Synod of the Rockies
United Presbyterian Churches of
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Wyoming
St. Paul
Memorials Planned at Philipsburg Cemetery Names Listed
Memorials were announced in June at Philipsburg Cemetery with inscriptions for Mary Moore 12 Roy Wilson 9 Robert A Conn 3 John Bodak 2 Anna Lindgren Wayne Chaplin and Wyatt Pp The Cemetery Board met with chairman Woodrow Wilson presiding By laws were approved and a copy sent to the clerk and recorder.
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Philipsburg Cemetery
Mary Moore
Roy Wilson
Robert A. Conn
John Bodak
Anna Lindgren
Wayne Chaplin
Wyatt
Woodrow Wilson
University of Montana sponsors July wilderness pack trip
MISSOULA The University of Montana sponsors a horseback pack trip to the Anaconda Pintler Wilderness area on July 9. Departure is at 8 a.m. from UM University Center. Commodore Olson of Missoula will lead the trip. Information and registration are at the University Center desk, with a July 6 deadline.
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University of Montana
Anaconda-Pintler
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Honor student Feeney posts 4.0 GPA at CSU Fort Collins
Daniel A. Feeney of 1842 Harrison earned a 4.0 grade point average for spring quarter at Colorado State University Fort Collins. He is a member of the College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Harrison
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
College of Veterinary Medicine
Partin Trial Delayed as Counsel Reaches North Carolina
Federal court proceedings in the Edward Grady Partin trial were suspended until Wednesday at 9 30 am to allow Wilford J Whitley Jr chief government counsel to return to Butte from North Carolina after being summoned by his father’s death in North Baton Rouge Louisiana Partin faces conspiracy and related charges tied to his role as a Teamsters Union business agent as the government nears resting its case with other prosecutors not formally resting.
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Edward Grady Partin
Wilford J. Whitley Jr
Butte
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Baton Rouge
Teamster
Three Court Suits Filed in Federal Court
Three separate suits are filed. Lester D. Lonning and Marjorie Lonning seek 65287.41 from Donald L. Vincent over a Seattle collision on Nov 7, 1970 with Montana plaintiffs and Washington defendant. Howard T. Buswell sues Steve J. Toth for 36105.50 over a Helena collision on Jun 30, 1969. The federal government seeks condemnation of about three quarters of an acre in Missoula County for forest road use owned by Sherman J. and Cleo M. Denton, offering 400 dollars.
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Marjorie Lonning
Donald L. Vincent
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Washington
Seattle
Helena
U.S. District Court
Howard T. Buswell
Steve J. Toth
Idaho
Prospect
Missoula County
Sherman J
Cleo M. Denton
Lions plan installation and events for July
Philipsburg Lions Club schedules a ladies night on July 13 with officer installation. Plans include a July fly in a pancake breakfast and related events. County Democratic Chairman Albert J Mehrens forecasts a full central committee turnout in Harringtons Sir Loin Room tonight at 7:30. A mole can dig a tunnel 225 feet long in a single night.
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Philipsburg
Philipsburg Lions Club
Albert J. Mehrens
Central Committee
Harrington
Sir Loin Room
Mineral exports lift Swaziland to record 1970 value
Mineral production in Swaziland reached a record 27.8 million dollars in 1970. Iron ore exports to Japan totaled 19.6 million dollars, with asbestos coal quarry stones keolin barytes and pyrophyllite also contributing to the total.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Japan
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