Americans fall as Pasarell and Graebner reach Wimbledon round of 16
Pasarell upset defending champion Santana to reach the last 16, with Graebner advancing as American hopes stay alive. Cliff Drysdale and Roy Emerson pace a draw of seeds in the bottom half, while Riessen and Cooper stage a tense, long rally before Cooper wins.
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Wimbledon
England
Billjover
Frank ‘Tutvin
Charlie Pasarell
Clark
Cham Bowrey
Australia
Holly
Graebner
Wood
Fla
Pasarell
Santurce
Puerto
Law
University of Iowa
United States
Rico
Bobby Wilson
Cupper
Beachwood
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Cliff, Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Ray Ruffels
Richey
Tony Roche
John Cooper
Ashley Cooper
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
John Newscombe
Stan Smith
Los Angeles
Ken Pleteh
Newcombe
Roy Emerson
Riessen
Cooper
Jan Lesehly
Denmark
Roche
Jaroslav Drobny
Hammer Leads Canadian Open With 66 In Montreal
Laurie Hammer, 24, a 6-foot-5 rookie from Sarasota, opened with a five under par 66 to lead the Canadian Open. Veterans Art Wall and Steve Reid tied for second at 69, while Nicklaus and Palmer struggled with wounding drives and missed chances. Hammer credited solid putting and a near flawless round with only a bogey and a double on 17.
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Montreal
Laurie Hammer
Sarasota
Fila
Roger Ginsberg
Steve Reid
Dave Stockton
Hugh Royer
Art Wall
Reid
Ginsberg
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Roberto Devicenzo
Labron Harris
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Don Massengale
Palmer
Hammer
Buckpasser Receives Top Weight for Suburban Handicap
Buckpasser, winner of 15 straight before a recent loss, was assigned 133 pounds for the July Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct. Trainer Eddie Nel ey and owner Ogden Phipps confirmed he will start. Amberoid got 118, Damascus 117 with Whiteley not starting. Buckpasser previously won the Metropolitan with 130 and Bowling Green at 135.
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New York
Buckpasser
Aqueduct
Eddie Neley
Ogden Phipps
America
Tom Fool
Poker and
Assagi
Tommy Trotter
Amberoid
Damascus
Frank Whiteley Jr
Edith W. Bancroft
Bowling Green
Browns Ink Ryan To Pact For 3 Years
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan signed a three year contract with the NFL club announced by owner Art Modell. Ryan, entering his sixth season, ranked third in passing last season and had elbow surgery last winter after years of elbow pain.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
Browns
Art Modell
Ryan
NFL
Carnera Dies Ex Champion Da Ambling Giant Passes
The former heavyweight champion Primo Carnera died aged 60 in Glendale California after years of illness from cirrhosis of the liver. Known as Da Ambling Alp, he won the world title in 1933 by stopping Jack Sharkey in the sixth round and later lost it to Max Baer in 1934. He left his adopted homeland for a trip home and died away from his wife and family.
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Ialy
Pri- Preem
Mo Carnera
Man Mountain
Ambling
Carnera
Champi Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Glendale
Calif
Max Baer
Primo Carnera and boxing career highlights summary
The article recalls Primo Carnera’s boxing voyage including wins over Paolina Uzcudun and Tommy Laughran after 15 rounds, noting an 86 13 1 record in 100 bouts. It outlines Carnera’s life from triumphs to wartime Italy, his Nazi resistance, a U.S. wrestling comeback, illness, and death.
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Spain
Paolina Uzcudun
Rome
Tommy Laughran
Miami
Carnera
Italy
Primo
United States
Sandra Leader In Golf Sandra Leader In Golf
Sandra Hayale, a 107 pound Texan from Fort Worth, led the opening round of the Women’s National Open with a one under 70 after a late double bogey at the 16th. Catherine Lacoste, Susie Maxwell, Sybil Griffin and others chased while weather and rough greens shaped scoring at Upper Cascades.
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Hot Springs
Sandra Hayale
Fort Worth
Hindra
Ivul Qieuig
Lilas Nore
Cascades
Sybil Griffin
Baton Rouge
Susie Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Catherine Lacoste
Miss Lacoste
Betsy Cullen
Tulsa
Betsy Rawls
Margie Masters
Shirley Englehorn
Caldwall
Tasha
Anathan ‘Nema
Troy St ic ker s Edge Albany In Twilight Lacrosse Game
Troy edged Albany 4 to 2 last night in a twilight lacrosse game at St Marys Field Albany The scoring featured Steve Rogowski Don Wilmot Jim Flanigan Steve Goodman and Dom Sapone with goals and assists from teammates in each period including a late fourth period strike by George Sands The Tigers dominated the final two periods while Albany failed to score after intermission
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Troy
Albany
St. Mary’s Field
Steve Rogowski
Jim Flanigan
Don Wilmot
Steve Goodman
Dom Sapone
Rogowski
George Sands
Flanigan
Sapone
Warren wins Class A at Troy Country Club golf
Mrs Warren fired a 74 net to capture the Class A championship at Troy Country Club. Mrs Ira Warren led the field as a 74 net winner. Mrs Arthur Collins posted 78 to win Class B while Mrs Jane Killduff claimed Class C with a TT net.
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Ira Warren
Troy Country Club
Arthur Collins
Jane Killduff
All-Star Stock Car Loop Races Tuesday At Malta
The All-Star Stock Car Loop brings top drivers to Malta Albany Saratoga Speedway and Orange County tracks for a two night event with 16 league drivers and multiple track champions to compete for 5 000 plus 1 760 bonus across heats and features amid a schedule of July races and signings from Reno Charland Ken Shoemaker and others.
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N.H
North
Wimble
Corey
Albany-Sara
Toga Speedway
Malta
Langhorne
Fonda
Tommy Elliott
Jim Hoff
Wall
Old Bridge
Jersey
Fred Harbach
Islip
Joe Kelly
Elton Hildreth
Jackie
Hamilton
Flemington
N.J
Bob Malears
Leagueszahn
Buzzy Reutimann
Pee
Wee Griffin
Orange Feature
County Speedway
Middletown
Reno Charland
Albany-Saraman
Ken Shoetoga Speedway
Albany-Saratoga
Orange County Speed Speedway
Frankin Schneiderway
Naza
Will Cagle
Naza Jreth
Seth
Cagle
Wall Stadium
Bolmar
Fonda Speedway
Sic
Bill Greco
Riverside
Riverside Park
Agawam, Park
Agawam
Mass
Bi Wimble
Pete Coray
Air’ Speedway
Islip Crescent
Ernie Gahan
Speedway
Lebanon Plans Busy Weekend at West Lebanon Speedway
Lebanon Valley Speedway gears up for a packed weekend of stock car racing starting at 8 p.m. with two action packed nights. More than 100 of the east’s fastest cars are expected for each event on the half mile oval, which hosts open competition on the first Sunday night of each month. Jerry Townley of Catskill, May open winner and top driver, plus Willie Allan of Auburn and Bill Gurney of Springfield among others headline a field chasing a 1250 dollar pay day from a 6000 dollar purse. Warmups begin at 8 p.m. with rain date set for the following Sunday night.
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Lebanon Valley Speedway
West Lebanon Oval
Jerry Townley
Catskill
High Point
Jerry
Willie Allan
Auburn
Bill Gurney
Springfield
Mass
George Janoski
Bobby Leach
Stafford Springs
Conn
Teddy Ryan
Brown Dislocates Left Wrist in Detroit Loss
DETROIT AP reports Tigers outfielder Brown dislocated his left wrist last night against the Indians and will miss two weeks. Team physician Dr. Russell Wright said the injury occurred while fielding a double off Cleveland’s Chico Salmon in the fifth inning, marking the second outfielder lost by Detroit in three days.
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Miss Spuzich
Miss Mann
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Kathy Whitworth
Brown
Detroit
Nates Brown
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Russell Wright
Cleveland
Chico Salmon
Cornell Rovers Alive in Henley Regatta Thames Cup
Cornell University defeated Durham University to reach the Thames Cup quarter finals at Henley. Wisconsin heavyweight crew lost to Oxford in the Grand Challenge Cup first round. Marietta College fell to Trinity Boat Club in the Ladies Plate. Tabor Academy beat Radley College in the Princess Elizabeth Cup.
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Henley-On-Thames
England
Cornell University
United States
Durrham University
U.S
University of Wisconsin
Oxford University
Wisconsin
River Thames
Norman Sonja
Cornell
Durham
New York
Crowland Rowing Club
Marietta College of
Ohio
Trinity Boat Club of Cambridge
Marietta
Ralph Lindamood
Groton
Mass
London Rowing Club
Tabor Academy of
Marion
Radley College
TenYearOld Becomes Youngest Open Competitor In Golf
Beverly Klass of Thousand Oaks California, aged 10, became the youngest player ever to compete in the Women's National Open Golf Tournament. She shot a 96 in the opening round yesterday. The day’s best went to Eloise Paris of Clarksburg West Virginia with a 98.
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Hot Springs
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Sill Wimble
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Fume Gahiatt
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Jack Lecuyst
Tommy Eilott
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Frankie ~Chnalder
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Cornell Rovers Alive
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