Soviet Teen Qualifies For National Tennis Tour
Seventeen year old Alexander Metreveli of the Soviet Union became the first Soviet player to win a U S tennis match and earn a spot in the tournament proper after a rain reduced qualifying round at the West Side Tennis Club. He defeated Bronson Van Wyck of Montclair New Jersey 3 6 7 5 6 3 6 2 in the match while David Asz of Israel beat Ed Turville Jr of St Petersburg Florida 6 4 3 6 8 6 1 6 4 in the other qualifier. Metreveli noted he needs grass court practice but has played Wimbledon. He spoke through an interpreter and was coached by Semon Beliz Geman. Turville, Van Wyck and Asz were among top juniors in the event as rain interrupted several matches delaying today’s schedule.
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Twins Manger Sees Yankee Pitching Slipping
Chicago AP Sam Mele of the Minnesota Twins said the pace-setting New York Yankees may be hurting on the mound. The Twins edged the White Sox 5-3 as they head to Boston for a Friday start, closing to two games behind the Yankees while New York lost a doubleheader to Cleveland 3-2 and 9-5. Pascual earned his 16th win despite not finishing against Chicago.
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Major Stars Lead Twins and Pena Shuts Down Angels
Bob Allison drove in four runs with a first inning homer as the Twins beat the White Sox 5-3 to move into second place two games behind the Yankees. Orlando Pena limited the Angels to three hits in a 6-0 Athletics victory, his third win against one defeat since being called up.
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Major League Baseball Daily Schedule and Standings
Friday schedule lists Washington at Baltimore Chicago at Detroit with twi night options in LA, Baltimore, Minnesota, Kansas City, Chicago. National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 87 46 and San Francisco 83 49 followed by Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Houston New York. Wednesday results include Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 1 in 13 and Milwaukee 10 San Francisco 3.
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Be cky Cornwell tops league with 408 in final round
Becky Cornwell bowled 123 154 131 to a 408 set as the Ladies Triples League finished the Summer season at Health Center Lanes. Nellie Vaughn sparked with 394 season high while Bowlettes and Stephenson Grocery battled for third place.
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Trio Tops The DBs in Bowler League Duel
Maxine Miller rolled 138 with four spares and two strikes to lead The Trio to a win over The DBs. Elanor Buckner scored 108 for the victors, and Gertrude Dunn increased her season average by six pins to win the league’s most improved bowler trophy.
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Tennessee teen Anne Baker faces Marcia Mc Lachlan in quarterfinals
In Rochester New York Anne Baker the 17 year old from Tennessee meets Marcia Mc Lachlan of Danbury Connecticut in the U S Women's Amateur quarterfinals. Defending champion Anne Quast Decker from Marysville Washington meets Pat Hahn of Wilmette Illinois in another quarterfinal pairing.
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Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Luis Rodriguez stops Ernie Burford in Miami Beach while Gomeo Brenna knocks out Billy Keer in Memphis. Boxers listed with weights and locations from the AP report.
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