Connolly Opens Wimbledon Title Defense on Center Court
Maureen Connolly, hailed as the tennis world’s near certainty, starts defense of her Wimbledon crown on center court in England. Her challenger, J Scott of South Africa, hopes to push a tough match as Connolly seeks a third straight Wimbledon singles title amid her domination of the women’s field.
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Trabert
Cincinnati
Britain
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Andrews Sparks Jackson Braves in 3-1 Win at Home
Homer By Andrews belts a two run homer in the seventh to lift the Jacksonville Braves 3-1 over the Macon Peaches. Humberto Robinson pitched well in a nine strikeout victory as Jacksonville clinches first place in the South Atlantic League.
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Four Men Die In Stratojet Explosion Near Savannah
Four men were killed when a Strategic Air Command B47 Stratojet exploded during a training flight. The crash occurred about 40 miles south of Savannah near Townsend, Georgia, after takeoff from Hunter Air Force Base at about 6 15 p.m. The crew consisted of Capt. Clyde E. Copley Jr. of Durham North Carolina pilot Capt. Robert W. Veers of New Holstein Wisconsin observer Capt. John Rapp of Weehawken New Jersey aircraft commander and Maj. Joseph V. Johns of Williamson North Carolina.
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Weehawken, N.J
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Willamson N. C
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Tribe Set To Meet Philadelphia A's
AP report notes the Cleveland Indians, buoyed by strong bullpen work from Don Messi and Ray Narleski, prepare to face the Philadelphia A's as the Yankees pace race stalls. Casey Stengel plans to reserve aces Reynolds Ford and Lopat for the Indians while the Giants beat the Cardinals 8 5 to pull a game ahead of the Dodgers.
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