Ralston Poised for Emerson Semifinal at Wimbledon
Dennis Ralston United States No 1 in men’s singles heads to a Wimbledon semifinal against defending champion Roy Emerson after a five set comeback over Marty Riessen. Americans Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Jane Albert And Justina Bricka reach quarterfinals in the women’s draw.
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Tobler 1st Negro Ref In NFL
Burl Abron Toler, a former San Francisco University star, is hired by the NFL as the first Negro field official in a major U.S. league. He will be a head linesman for the 1965 season, working nationwide.
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Colavito Leads Indians In 9-2 Win Over Red Sox
Rocky Colavito powered Cleveland with a double and two singles in five at bats as the Indians beat Boston 9-2. Birdie Tebbetts declined forecasts of a pennant but noted Colavito’s hot .429 average over 10 games as Cleveland gains on Chicago for the American League lead.
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Marichal Baffles Drysdale in 5-0 Giants Win at Candlestick
Juan Marichal outdueled Don Drysdale to pitch the Giants to a 5-0 win over the Dodgers at Candlestick Park. Marichal improved to 12-6 with his fifth shutout, lowering his ERA to 1.65 while Drysdale dropped to 11-7 amid two fielding errors. The Dodgers lost for the third straight game as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh results also fed the NL standings.
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Diamond Thrills Sam Mele Hit Stadium Homer
Sam Mele recalls his first major league homer in Yankee Stadium at age 24 with the Boston Red Sox in 1947. He notes his mother attended, and Tom Dowd retrieved the ball for him. He also cites a 1952 six RBI inning with the Chicago White Sox and a notable triple with the bases loaded.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Dava lillo of Cleveland batting .347 and Yastrzemski of Boston at .342. Green of Boston has 51 runs, Mantilla of Boston 57 RBIs, Davalillo 90 hits, and Campaneris 8 triples. Colavito leads with 18 homers and Campaneris 25 steals. Pitching leaders show Buzhardt 71 875 and Fisher 92 818, with McDowell 137 strikeouts. National League leaders list Aaron at .340, Mays and Torre at .335, Banks 59 RBIs, Pinson 91 hits, Williams 26 doubles, Callison 10 triples, Mays 22 homers, Wills 45 steals, Koufax 159 strikeouts.
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White Sox explode past Twins with seven run sixth
Danny Cater powered Chicago to a 17 4 victory over Minnesota, homering leadoff in the sixth and adding a run producing single in the inning. He doubled home another run in the ninth as the White Sox built a decisive lead.
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Wesley Highland and Braddock Street Bay Softball Winners
Wesley Highland defeated First Presbyterian 12 to 4 in a church league game with 17 hits led by Bob Brooks four for four and Maurice Whaley three hits. Chuck Crim Sr earned the win. B Davis took the loss. Braddock Street beat First Brethren 9 to 4 behind Bill Lyons and Peachy Dorsey two hits each, Ted Legge the winning pitcher.
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RC Wins Doubleheader Over Connecticut Travelers
The Royal Crown Coln Connecticut Travelers split two games with scores 12-3 and 14-13. Tonight’s edition will publish the full details and totals for both contests.
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Lindgren’s Status Clouded as AAU Trip Looms
Gerry Lindgren, flying to Europe, may face NCAA action after defying the ban by running in the AAU National Championships in San Diego. NCAA president Everett D. Barnes indicated likely no college penalties while stressing the broader fight between NCAA and AAU. Lindgren finished the six mile in 27 11.6, just behind Billy Mills, as other offenders Tom Farrell Otis Burrell Don Owens Theron Lewis also qualified for foreign meets.
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Giardella May Pass Up Tiger as Title Defense Looms
Middleweight champion Joey Giardello faces a July 6 deadline from the New York State Athletic Commission to defend or risk losing recognition. He may instead sign a September bout against George Benton or Joey Archer, with Tiger also considered but Benton or Archer likely to meet Giardello in Philadelphia on Sept 20 if Tiger is excluded.
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Auerbach Announces Last Year as Celtics Coach
New York AP reports Red Auerbach plans his final season as Celtics coach next year. He will join the franchise as executive vice president under three year pact with new owners, the Rapper Knickerbocker Breweries.
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Gainesboro Wins Thriller In West Virginia Baseball Tight
Gainesboro Rebels rallied from a 5-3 deficit, scoring three in the sixth to beat Shepherdstown 7-6 in Tri-County Baseball League action. Lynn Anderson posted four hits in five at bats, while Doug Gardner and Lawrence Williams each had three. Allen Mahoney led Shepherdstown with four hits in a losing effort as Gainesboro piled up 15 hits.
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Holiday tilt set for Great Cacapon vs Gainesboro
This Sunday July 4 a 2 30 p m game between Great Cacapon and Gainesboro will be played at Rouss Park in a Holiday matchup.
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Pacer Henry T. Adios Earnings Highlight Career
Pacer Henry T. Adios earned $706,698 over five seasons while his purchase or cost stood at $37,000, illustrating a high return on investment for the athlete's track career.
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