Pasarell Upsets Santana In Wimbledon First Round
Pasarell a 23 year old from Puerto Rico defeats defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain 10-8 6-5 2-6 8-6 to become the big upset at Wimbledon as Emerson the top seed watches from the clubhouse with United States lawn tennis enduring its biggest reversal in years.
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Fantasia Hanover Captures Saratoga Feature Victory
Fantasia Hanover edged Frank Ervin’s filly to win the $16,680 Saratoga Springs Division for 2-year-old trotting fills at the Battle of Saratoga with a new lifetime mark of 2:07.3. Daring Speed rallied from fourth to take second. Brazen Yankee finished third. Brazen Yankee won early dashes, while Fantasia Hanover had previously won the opening elimination dash in 2:09.2. Attendance reached 3,616 with a handle of $195,871.
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Pasarell Triumphs Over Santana In Wimbledon Opener
Pasarell, the 23 year old American, defeated defending champion Manuel Santana in a dramatic first round at Wimbledon. The match stretched across sets with rain delays, ending Pasarell’s sensational upset after a late fourth set surge. Santana, noting missed serves, vowed to return stronger next year as Pasarell celebrated a career highlight alongside other early round winners Emerson Roche and Cliff Drysdale.
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Charles Sr
Dora
Pastell
Pa Sarell
Emerson
Keith Carpenter
Canada
Tony Roche
Australia
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Stanely Matthews
England
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Dallas
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Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Clark Graebher
Beachwood
Ohio
Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
K of C Nips Emerald Club In Slow Pitch Game
The K of C defeated Emerald Club 9 to 8 in eight innings at Prospect Park in a slow pitch softball league game. Gil Doran led with four singles for the winners alongside Wells Danahy and Wright among others. Peters and Bliss posted multiple hits for the Josens.
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Prospect Park
Bazuks Top Colonial 12-0 in City League Softball
Bazuks topped Colonial 12-0 in a City League softball game last night. Frank Prince pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts, Ed Smulski hit for the cycle, Sisky hit a homer and a triple plus a single, Carroll and Riley hit two run homers for Bazuks, Lynch added two singles for Colonial, Lombardo took the loss.
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Jim Sehrell
Dan Harbeck
Doug Koch
Steve Mahar
Terry Davenport
Paul Therrien
Louis Hamlin
Bill Reynolds
Id Garrigan
Fred Fusco
Dan Hardeck
Masons
Kiwanis
Bazuks
Colonial
Frank Prince
Edsmulsky
Fninterharlar
Kawola 39 Seals Medal In Par-Busters Golf Flight
Kawola fired a four over par 39 to capture medal honors in the First Flight of the Par-Busters Golf League at Frear Park. Willard led Second and Nystoriak led Third Flight with 46 and 48 respectively, while multiple head-to-head results listed 2-0 or 1-0 records across flights.
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Con Kawola
Burgh LI Will Hold Flag Day Fest at Macomber Field
Lansingburgh Little League hosts Flag Day ceremonies with a twin bill at Macomber Field. Peter J. McGivern urges unity in saluting the flag as 7,000 other leagues nationwide reaffirm allegiance amid desecration concerns. Don Christensen backs the event. Assemblyman Neil W. Kellher to officiate at 3:30 p.m.
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Peter J. McGivern
Little League Baseball
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Don Christensen
Little League
Neil W. Kelleher
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Saratoga Driver Suspended for Inside Pass Incident
Saratoga Raceway driver Ozzie Cole was suspended by the New York State Racing Commission for allowing Mountain Leader to pass on the inside while driving Billie O Boy in the second race on June 21. He will be eligible to drive Friday.
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Ozzie Cole
New York State Racing Commission
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Hickok and Wills Battle Tax on Athletic Awards
Hickok Manufacturing Co joins Maury Wills in fighting a U S Tax Court ruling that all athletic awards are taxable income. Judge Fay noted the gold belt prize’s fair market value is taxable. Hickok argues awards for athletic achievement should be taxable. the belt last year went to Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles.
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Press- Hickok Manufacturing Co
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Circuit Court of Appeals
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Plane Crash Kills Du Quoin Fair President and Wife
Henderson Kentucky AP report says Don Hayes 55 president of the Du Quoin State Fair and his wife Ruby 52 died when their small plane crashed in a corn field after a heavy rain. The wreckage was found by a passing oil worker about 20 miles from Henderson. Hayes had radio contact earlier and died in the nose first impact. Hayes and his brother helped bring the Hambletonian harness race to the fair in 1957.
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