McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals in Straight Sets
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals with a straight-set victory over Abe Segal of South Africa. McKinley, a left-handed player, has now defeated four southpaws in the tournament. Other results include Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle winning as expected and doubles teams posting wins in both men's and women's draws.
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Hayes to Skip Olympic Trials Due to Injury
Florida A and M sprinter known as the world’s fastest human plans to miss the New York Olympic track trials with a hamstring strain after winning the U S 100 meters title last weekend. The committee may still offer a path to Tokyo for injured stars at Los Angeles trials and through invitees.
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Allison Tops AL Batting. Clemente Slips in NL Race
Allison, shifted to first base by the Twins, leads the American League with a .340 average after a 32-point gain and 17 hits in 29 at bats. Clemente edges Williams in the National League as Williams falls to .351 and Clemente rises to .348, while Harmon Killebrew hits his 27th homer and leads with 59 RBIs.
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McDaniel Faces Rough Second Cubs Season
CHICAGO AP Lindy McDaniel, in his second Cubs year after leaving St. Louis, stands 1-4 with seven saves and a 4.50 ERA after Sunday. Last season he was 4-2 with ten saves and a 3.30 ERA. He cites rhythm loss and a wayward curve as issues while Coach Kennedy notes reduced breaks this year.
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Skyline Sports Car Club Sets Mountain Drive
The Skyline Sports Car Club plans a mountain drive with European open wheel racers. Three cars will be entered with drivers Ed Chittim, John McNellis and Steve leading the field. Bob Knievel and Jim Neil Trengveal are noted figures with Bt. Ten gove serving as president of the local group.
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Lema Rises to Second on PGA Money-Winners List
Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema moved to first and second on the 1964 PGA money list after the Cleveland Open showdown. Lema claimed the top spot with his Cleveland Open win while Palmer slipped to second after finishing behind him.
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New Job for Lopat in Chicago After Firing
AP reports Ed Lopat, fired three weeks ago from a baseball post, has been signed to a contract through 1966 with an undisclosed salary in Chicago.
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Space Age Pole Vault Nears Reality in New Jersey
Fred Hansen, 23, a Rice pre-dental student, wowed a crowd in New Brunswick by clearing 17 feet 6 3-4 inches in a AAU meet, surpassing his 17-2 mark and edging toward a world record as fiber-glass poles transform track and field and fuel Olympic hopes for Tokyo.
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