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SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1000 CP Studs, Klamath Winners in Junior Legion Encounters AHHA I h'l'A N IMNOM (Hmilhnrii Dlvlalmi) W, Kliiiiinlli ! n 1 1 at 7 i'tmlrul I'tilnl n Mi.lfnr.t 1 Lintntn I'tiaa I I'd. .11711 ,714 ,'JII(I ,1'Jn Four loulhorn dlvlilon Aron Four American Le gion junior bctaobnll cuffloi ore tot lor thli week with throo nt Chonoy Hold horo. Modlord and Grants Pais slurl tho woolc'i activity on tho local diamond with a Tuesday nluhl tracai. Klamath Folli and Con tral Point lonms are tool on Wotlnonday and Modlord and Contral Point are Fri day oppononla. Grnnli Pan ' will go to Klamath Falla for Saturday night contsn iion. A non-lonouo ongngomont On Wodnoadny ovonlng will have Medford ngalnit Klamath Falls No. 2 at Me morial Held Whlto City. Kliiiiinlli Kul 1m mid Ci.'iitrii! Point Aimii lnm Legion Junior bust-hull clubs, piu'i-i'ttci in the aoiithi-rn division of Arcu 4, fortified their respective first ami second phico spots with victories mi Friday. Kliuiiiitli, will) five-hit hurl ing by Jiilin Webb mill Wully P a I in berg mid u four-run fourth InnliiK, won 7 to 1 over n Medford team which hud trouble "lillllu' 'cm where they Hin t." Central I'olnt. with 11 lilta, the help of 12 buses mi bit I In mid stellar onehll relief twirl Init by Hill A n h o r n, who struck nut 1,1, dumped Grunts J'nsn 12 to 3. The KF aggregation's big scoring frame wax on Just one hit. ii single by Dick DePow, who hud three sufe blown for tbo evening. Also figuring In the four murker were two bit butters, a ban- on bulla, mi error mid John lllmichl'i sac rifice fly. Lauranco Triplei Lone Medford counter was In the a ceo iid canto when C r n I ii I.auriiucc smnshed a threcba.se lilt and Jim Cal houn singled. Medford Couch Cliff Mc Lean said that his Cocn Cola club lilt the ball hard enouith, jiiirllciilarly after W a 1 1 y Piilmhcrg took over for KF On the bill In tho sixth InnliiK, but too often socked the pill right to n Klamath defender. The pear city tenni lint three of its lilts off Webb, who whiffed three, and two off Palinbcrg, who struck out one. Herb Wheeler pitched 3 13 Innings for Medford, allowliiK six hits, wiilklnK one batter, InnliiK two anil fanning one. Bob (jiilnney In 2 23 frames of relief, permitted three safe blows and had two strike outs. rive In Fourth Central Point broke a 3-all t irsl-lnnlng knot to KO on to triumph, 'I he Cheney Studs hnd their heaviest scoriiiK In .the fourth panel with five runs. GP pitcher Paul Ulinka Issued five bases on bulls and jfave up hits to Louis Alvarez, lid Allen and Don l'fnff. There were two errors in the eliurn. Allen connected for three Jills for the Cheney K'inK, Jer ry llnuck and Alvarez each juid two safe knocks and Steve Harris and 1)111 Anliorn each tripled. Centnil Point's three runs in the Initial frame were on singles by llnuck and Alvarez, two errors and two bases on balls. The Clhnnle city crew knotted It In the bottom of the inning when stnrtinK Stud pitcher Doug Pfnff walked two butlers mid yielded n dou ble to Gary Slovens and n single to llllnkn. A passed ball lei In one run. IRRIGATION PUMPS to 60 H.P. $ 29 50 From up V3 H.P. Shallow Well $0000 Vi H.P. DEEP WELL With 42 Gallon Tank and 15450 Complote Siskiyou Hardware ?h. SP 2-2939225 W. Mala MEDFORD, OREGON We Give S&H Green itampl Charger Hill Anliorn look over on lltu mound wllli ono out In the first eanlo. lie chucked 5 13 innings buforo he was touched for tho only hit of bis (I 23 Innings of relief, u single by Jack S ii It r n I (I ii. Anliorn fanned at least two bailers In each I n n I n K and whiffed three In tho sixth, lie walkud only one. Hllnkn went tho distance on the pltchliiK rubber for Cirmils Pass, registering five strikeouts, three of Ibcm in the third Innlnif. Harris three - base blast drove In both Central Point runs In tho second Inning-. It clone after u llnuck single and a walk to Mike Gllnos. For the two tallica In the sev enth InnliiK Alvarez walked, Anliorn tripled and Allen sliiKled. i.iNKsroiiKs: Cimlrnl I'olnt ,..320 too 31 II 1 Omnia I'naa ... 300 IIOII II a a 4 Uiiua I'fnlf, 11 Anhiirn and Al len; llllnkn anil Htcvrna. Mfcllnrd Oil) (XIII 01 S 2 Klntnulh Falla 1112 400 x 7 0 0 WliRt-Irr, (Julnncy (4) anil llnrry; Wrhh, Pahubors (Ui and Herrara, Alli-n nil. Hess Trio Paces Medford Team in Swim Victory Linda Hess and her brother and slater led the newly form ed Medford swim team to on upset victory over Grants Puss at a meet here yesterday morning. The score was 314 to 27(1. Linda, her brother Bruce, and their sister Rhonda, ac counted for 10 first places, ulonit with beinn on five win ning relay teams. Linda was the individual winner copping four firsts, Bruce won three, mid his little sister Rliondn tallied two. This wns the first In a series of meets to be held at Medford this summer. It wns the first swim meet held at Hawthorne pool in eight years. Next Saturday the Medford relays will be held. Fifty-two teams from four slates huvo been Invited. They aro from Oregon, California, Washing ton and Idaho. HOYS' nr.SllI.TS to and Undtr 40-yd lrr alyla Luak. M: C.ll tiorl, (IP; Varncr. Gl; Mclluih. M: Swearing er. OP. :28.7. 40-yd.l hreutatroko Mrlluah. M: M. Mclluah, M; Unobauih, CI'. Ca.hmlrr. CP. :47. llnckatroko Varnar. rP; R Mclluah, M; nradihaw, OP; M. Mrllush, M :4202. 40-d. Imllcrlly Nauman. CP; Drown. CP. :40.0. I(l0-yd. medley relay Granta Pan (Neuman, l.lnebfcush. Swear Inacr. Urnwnl 3:12.3. II and iZ 40-yd. free alyle Rlrhter. M; rreenian. CP; Medlsan, CP; Stacy, M: llnrlletl. M. 27 1. Ilrcniiilrlko Rlchler, M: Free, man. CP; Cnrion, M; Bcrgold, GP; Slary, M. 3S.05. 40-yd. linckalrokfl Stacy, M; Rlchler. M; Caraon, M; McdlKer, CP: Mnilera, GP 34 0. 40-yd. butterfly Harriett. GP; Taylor, M: Maiteri. CP. ;40 B. 100-vd. rrlav Medford (SUcey, Rlrhter, Caraon, Tnylorl 2:30.0.1. III0-vd. free alyle relay Med ford (Taylor, Caraon, Stacey, Rlch ler) Grnnta Paaa. 3:02. 13 and 14 fto-yd. free atyle Heaa. M: Rtl mery, GP; l.ewla. GP; Caraon. M; Merrlmnn. M. 48 5. RO-yd. brraalatroke 7.emnr, CP; Thomnaon, M; Hayworth, M: Stelnaon. GP. 1:13. 80-vd. backalroke Yenner, CP; Thompaon, M: llayworlh, M. 1:01.3. HOyd bullrrfly Heaa. M; Ze nor. GP. :.1fl.6. tudlvldunl medley Heaa, M; Zennr. GP; ThomiMOn. M. 2:0(1. Dlvlns Vancll, GP; Rullcn, GP; J.nioa. GP. 1110-yd. medley relay Medford (Tliompaon, llayworlh. llraa, Car aonl (iranta Pnaa. Medford. 2:00.0. 1110-yd. free atyle relay Crania Pnaa (l.ewla, Clnrk, Catvert, Ru mcry) Medford. 1-.3B.5. IS and 16 200-yd. tree style Lyona. M; Penle. GP; Clark, CP; Debormo, M, 2:27, lk)-vd. breaatatroke Curtis. GP: llloehera, M; Wnlcrman, CP; Del.ormc, M. 1:03. 110-vd. backalroke Pnulua, CP; Mcnonnlil, CP; Ricchora, M; Do Loriuo, M. 1:01.2. 110-vd. hnllerfly Curtla, GP; Lyons, M; Wnlermnn. GP; :.H,7. Dlvlns Harney, GP; Redd, GP; Bone, GP; Driiko, CP; Lowery, M. Ifl0-yd. medley relay Grnnta Paaa (Pnulua, McDonald, Wntorman, Pint) Medfnrd. 1:411.3. l(IO-yd. free atyle relay Grnnta Pnaa (Wnlermnn, Pnulua, Plel, Mc Doiinldl, Medfnrd. 1:27.6, dllll.S' IIKStll.TS: to and I'nder 40-yd. free style Brown, GP; Stacy, M; Burroushl, GP; L, Stncy, M. :2S.0. 40-yd. brenatroke Brown, GP; K. Slncy, M; Ilurrnuslia, GP. :30.l). 40-yd. backalroke Slncy, M: Brown. GP; Hurrousha, GP. :3H.O. 40-yd. butterfly Brown, GP; Slncy, M; UurrouRha, GP. ;42.0S. II and 12 40-yd. free atyle Heaa, M: Ktna aen, CP: Smith, GP; Gonznlci, M; Lyona, M, :20.2. 40-yd. backalroke Klnaaon, OP; Heaa, M; Lyona, M; Flahcr, GP: Gnnznloz, M, :39.09. 40-yd, backalroke Itoss, M; Gnnznloz, M; Klnasen, GP; Smith, CP. :3n.3. 40-vd. bultorfly Heaa, M; Klna acn, OP: Lyona, M. :2S,n. IllO-yu, medley rclny Medford (Oonnlnz, Hess, Cnaey, Lyona) Grnnta Pnaa, 2:24.3. IHO-yd. frno atyle relny Medford (Jteas, Stncoy, Lyona, Gnnznloz) Grnnla Pnaa, 3:00.5. 1.1 and 14 FlO-yd. froo atylo Wilkes, M; Morrimnn, CP; Wnlah, M; Gilbert, M: nrndahnw, GP, iBfl.l, 110-vd. brenatatrnkc Johnson, GP; Wllkoa, M; Qlurey, Ml Rivera, GP; Gllhorl, OP. 1,22, flfl-yd. Imckatroke Witkea, M; Oowrloy, M; Wnlah, , M; uorffod, GP: BeBo. OP. 1:12.0, no-yd. butterfly B. Flahcr, OP; Wnlsh, M; Dryadnlo, M; P. Flahcr, OP; Tumor, GP. 1:10.3. Individual medley Wilkes, M; Johnann, CP; Oryadnte, M. 2:4f!.n. (IO-yd, medlny relny Grnnta Pass (Wnlermnn, Fisher, BorRold, Johnann) Medfnrd. 2:17.11, mo-vd, froo alyto relay Medford (Dryadnlo, Wnlah, Gilbert, Wllkca) Grnnla Pnaa, 1:03,0, IS and If 200-yd. froo atyla Heaa, M; Nelaon, M; Wlllet, M; Neuman, OP, 2:30. 80-yd. broailatrok. Heal, M Leahy Resigns Charger Post; Hospitalized CIiIkiico (Ufll - Frank Leahy, on ureal coach of Notre IJiiine who resigned Friday as general manager of lliu Los Angeles Chargers profession al football team, was hospital ized Salurduy for treatment of a nervous condition, Leahy's brother, suburban Insurance a K o n t Thomas Leahy, said the couch had suf fered n "nervous breakdown broiiKht on by worries over personal problems." But Thomas Leahy stressed Unit his brother had entered Loretto General hospital here voluntarily under urging from relatives rind friends. "1'vo been close to Frank for tho past year and know he's been terribly worried," Thomas Leahy said. "He's been worried about oil stock he sold to friends which has n't turned out well. He feels responsible." Leahy's brother said there wero no problems connected with the Los Angeles Chanc ers connected Willi the break down. Leahy, who compiled nn amazliiK 107-13-0 record us head coach at Boston college and Notro Dame, was lured buck Into football lust fall at a reputed $50,000 a year. Donahue. M: llcriold. GP: Flaher. GP: Nelaon, M 1:13. 80-yd. backalroke llcaa, M; Donahue. M; Von Krohn. GP; Nel aon. M; Lard. CP. 1.01. 1. no-yd. butterfly Donahue, M: Neuman. CP; Nelaon. M 1:14. 1110-yd. Individual medley llrKa. M; Donahue, M; Waterman, CP. 2.1.1. 1110-yd. medlev relav Medford (Donahue. lieu. Heaa. Wlllet), Crania Paaa. Medfnrd 2:03 3. loo. yd. free alyle- relay Medfnrd (Heaa. Wlllelt. Wllkca, Donahue) Crania Paaa. Medford. Ramos Says Lopez 'Wet' Washington, D. C. - HTD Pcdro Ramos of the Washing ton Senators insisted Salur duy Unit Manager Al Lopez of the White Sox was all wel when he accused Ramos of throwing splttcrs. "What I throw Is pulm ball and It gel good break on It," asserted Cuban Ramos. Lopez levelled the spltball charge at Ramos Friday and claimed that the Senators' rlghthnndcr threw the forbid den wet pilch to Jim Landis and Nellie Fox of the White Sox In last Thursday night's Senators - White Sox game, won by Washington, 4-2, In 10 innings. "If the umpires don't take take immediate and effective action," said Lopez, "then the pitch will spread and 10 or 12 pitchers around the league will be throwing spiders be fore the season Is over." "If I throw splttcr," Ramos asked Saturday, 'how come every lime umpire get the ball he say It no wet?" Besides, Ramos went on, "if I throw the spitball, It must be pretty bad because my record is 4-9 for this year." Lopez charged that Rnmos deceives the umpires by wet ling his fingers and then pre tending to dry them while drawing his hands across his uniform. Church Teams Clash Tuesday CHURCH I.KAtil'K STANDINGS; W. Pet. Latter Day Snlnta 3 Flrat Hapllal 2 Phoenix Preahvterlnn 2 First Mrlhndlal 2 First Preabylerlnn .... 2 Flrat N.inrene 0 First Christian 0 Westminster Proa 0 1,000 1.001) .1107 .(1(17 .11117 .000 .000 000 Latter Day Saints and First Baptist vie on Tuesday In the feature attraction of Medford Church league softbnll nt tho Medford high slndlum. The two nro the only un beaten clubs in the loop. They meet nt 7 p.m. in one of the four gnmes on tho program. Also rivals nt 7 p.m. will be First United Presbyterian nnd First Methodist. The Into gnmes put West minster Prcsbyterinn against First Nnznrcne and Phoenix Prcsbyterinn ngnlnst First Christian. Suggs Takes Tourney Lead French Lick, Ind.-IUCII-Lou-Iso Suggs fired the only sub par round in the second round of tho Lndles Professlonnl Golfers chnmplonshlp Snlur dny nnd took n one-stroke lend midway through the 72 holc lournnmcnt, - Miss Suggs, Atlanta, Gn,, hnd n two under pnr, Mickey Wright, Snn Diego, Cnllt., the fii'st-riiiy lender with n 71, slipped to n 7(1 nnd lior 38-hnlc total of 147 wns ono stroke behind Miss Suggs, Tho two llirentened to make tho tournament, sixth over held by tho LPGA, a runnwny contest. Tho next closest chnllenger, K n t h y Whit worth, Jul, N.M., who hnd n first dny 73, took a 78 for 152 nnd wns flvo strokes be hind Miss Wright. siPODimrs Braves, Yanks Place Four on 'Dream Team' Now York -(Wll- Four mem bers of the Milwaukee Braves and four members of the New York Yankees were picked by their follow mnlor-leogucrs Saturday to start in the two all-stur games at -Kansas City, July 11, and at New York, July 13. Sluggers Roger Marls of the Yankees and Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants ran up close-to-perfect scores us top vote-getters in the poll conducted by the office of Buseball Commissioner Ford Frlck. But the Braves and Yankees stole the ballot show by domi nating their respective leagues. Pee Wees Play In Junior Ball Games Tuesday CL'II l.KAGL'K PrL 1.000 .000 .000 Medford Kanle Point Crater Cuba (CP) NTKI1.MKI1IATK I.KACUE W. I.. Medford Yankees 2 0 Medford Glanla .l I 1.000 .500 .500 J00 jno .000 Aabland DodRcra 1 1 Aanwino mrdlnala I I Central Point Rnina .. I 1 Central Point Stara 0 2 VKK WKF. I.CAKL'K (SouUirrn lllvlalun) Prt. 1.000 .500 .000 .000 .000 Medford Wlldenla Medlord Tillers Aahland Ileara Central Point Indiana . Aahland Cuba (NorUiern Dlvlalun) W. Central Point Bravca . 2 Prt. 1 .000 .000 .000 .000 K.nale Point .0 Jarkaonvlllo 0 Itoiiue Hlvcr 0 Pec Wee leaguers lead off this week in Southern Oregon Junior Baseball. In the Pec Wee southern di vision on Tuesday Medford Tigers will be at Central Point Indians and Ashland Cubs at Medford Wildcats. North game will be Jackson ville at Rogue River. Thursday tangles will have Ashland Bears at Medford Wildcats and the Indians at Ashland Cubs In the southern division. In the north area Thursday play will be Rogue River ot Central Point Braves and Jacksonville at Eagle Point. Cub circuit action on Wednesday will have the Cra ter Cubs at Medford. Eagle Point will play a non-league scrap against the Central Point Mustangs at CP. Intermediates collide on Fri day with Medford Giants at Central Point Stars, Ashland Dodgers at Medford Yankees and Central Point Rams at Ashland Cardinals. The Cardinals beat the Stars 18 to 7 on Friday when the Ashlnnders had the bene fit of 19 bases on balls and Central Point batters got 10 walks. Westfall hit three for four and Pearson three for six for Ashland. 1.1NFSCORK: Cardinals 00 715 118 10 5 Stars 110 102 2 7 6 2 Westfall and DcBocr: Mason. M. Anliorn (4), Vincent (111 nnd Pat terson, Kilborn 5), Armstrong (6). Swim Session Starts Tuesday Third session of women's beginning and Intermediate swimming will start Tuesdny, July 5. Classes will be held on Tuesdays nnd Thursdays. Be ginners m e et 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Intermediates 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Instructors are Dutch Fnrfnn nnd Pnt Mc Cosliu. Fnrfnn urges immedi ate reglstrnlion because the classes will be limited nnd now nre rapidly being filled. YMCA Physical Director Dnvid Curzon said that the women's trampoline class met for the first lime June 23. About 10 Indies attended. There is still room for more The clnss meets every Thurs day from 7 to 8 p.m. Any lndy mny attend two clnsses without being a member of the YMCA. Linda Hess is in structor. JUNIOR GAME TODAY Central Point Crater Cubs will meet the Albany Rocs at 8 o'clock this eve ning in a junior baseball game at Cheney field. Tho same two clubs meet at 1 p.m. on Monday at Memo, rial stadium, While City. NEW 15-Ft. Fiberglass BOAT With Mahogany Deck Soali Steering Wheel. Thli boat ii NEW and on display at . . . GRAHAM'S CABINET SHOP 824 Vi No. Rlvorildo Mtdford MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. Milwaukee landed cutcher Del Crundall, first baseman Joe Adcock, third baseman Ed Mathews, and right fielder Hank Aaron on the National league "dream team." The Yankees, who last year placed only first baseman Bill Skowron on the American league squad, showed their revived strength this time by qualifying Skowron, catcher Yogi Berra, center fielder Mickey Mantle, and Maris. This was the third year that starters in the all-star games have been picked by vote of the major - league players themselves. The remainder of the squad, Including reserves and all pitchers, will be pick ed by the managers of the respective teams - Al Lopez of the White Sox for the A.L. and Walt Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers for the N.L. Maris, the major league's leading home run hitter, also was the No. 1 vote-getter. He received 198 voles out of a possible 208. Mays received 183 votes out of a possible 205 In tho National league. The A.L. lineup included only two holdovers from last year - Skowron and Minoso. The N.L. has five holdovers -Crandnll, Mathews, Banks, Mays, and Aaron. NATIONAL I.KAflUK Catcher Del Crandell. Milwau kee. 105; Smoky Burseaa. Pitts. buruh. 74 111 Joe Adcock, .Mil waukee. B2: Hill White. St. Loula, 03 2U Bill Mareroakl. Pittsburgh, 125; Charley Neal. Los Angeles, 01. 3B Kd Mathews. Milwaukee. 136: Ken Boycr. St. Louis, R0. SS F.rnte Bnnka, Chlcauo. 156; Dick Gronl, Pittsburgh. 67. LF Bob Skinner. Pittsburgh. 122; Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco, 58. CF Willie Maya, San Francisco, 103; vnoa J'lnson, Lincoinau, Jl. Itr Hank Anron. .Milwaukee. 123; Bob Clcmentc, Pittsburgh. 74. A.MKIIICAN I.KAGUK Catcher Yogi Berra. New York, 161; Shcrmnn Lollar. Chicago. 31. IB Bill Skowron. New York. 109; Vic Power. Clcvclnnd. 84. 211 Pete Runnela, Boston. 163: Nellie Fox. Chicago, 46. 3B Frnnk Malzonc, Boston, 135; Brooka Robinson. Bal timore, 86. SS Ron Hansen. Baltl. more, 165: Luis Apariclo, Chicago. 41. LF Minnie Minoso. Chicago. 138; Ted Williams, Boston. 37. CF Mickey Mantle. New York. 182: Jim Ptcraall. Cleveland. 39. RF Roger ainrts. new York, iub; narvcy ku enn, Cleveland, 18. Machen Murder Trial Delayed Portlnnd-OIPD-The first de gree murder trial of profes sional middleweight boxer Paul Machen, 21, of Portland, has been set over until Sep tember. Machen, brother of world's ranking heavyweight contend er Eddie Machen, also of Port land, was indicted along with another 21-year-old Portland er, Charles Patterson for the fatal beating of a Portland farm worker on April 3. Machcn's trial was set over on a motion by the district at torney's office. THRIFT AUTO SUPPLY Installed While-U-Wair o MUFFLERS LAKE OPEN SUNDAY THE STORE WITH 10,000 ITEMS Medford, 801 Riverside-Grants MEDFORD, OTIC Brazilian Star Wins 2nd Wimbledon Title By ROBERT C. DOWSON Wimbledon, England - (Urii -Maria Esther Bueno, the Bra zilian brunette, who holds the United States Women's tennis crown, won her second con secutive Wimbledon title Sat urday by defeating Sandra Reynolds of South Africa, 8-6, 0-0. Senoritn Bueno's triumph was expected but Dennis Ral ston, Bakcrsficld, Calif., and Mexico's Rafael Osuna com pleted one of the most sur prising Wimbledon sweeps in years by winning the men's doubles crown with a 7-5, 6-3, 10-8 victory over British Davis Cuppers Mike Davies and Bob Wilson. It was the first Wimbledon men's double final matching unseeded teams since World War II. Ralston, 17, the U.S. Junior champion, and Osuna, a student at the University of Southern California, reach ed the final by upsetting Australia's second seeded Rod Lavcr and Bob Mark in a three-hour match. Hard Shares Title Senorite Buena shared a second title when she and Darlene Hard, Montebello. Calif., easily won the wom en's doubles final, beating the Misses Reynolds and Renee Schuurman of South Africa, 6-4, 6-0. The Hard - Bueno team was top-seeded. Miss Hard and Rod Laver Track Program Being Organized At Eagle Point Eagle Point - A track and field program for boys of the Eagle Point area nine years of age and over has been an nounced by Vern Steward, city-school district summei recreation director. Workouts will be after 5 p.m. at the fcagie yomi nigh track Monday through Fri day. Steward stressed that youths of the Shady Cove and Elk-Trail areas are invited to participate. This program is geared for entry in the Southern Ore gon AU-Comers meets at Ash land and Medford. Steward hopes to have the representa tion from this community in the lorm of an Eagle Point Athletic association. All-Comers Meet July 9 Next all-comer meet is set for Saturday, July 9, at Ash land High school. Steward stated that some weight training will be in cluded in the program. The recreation director re ported that registration for swimming lessons in the ses sion beginning July 11 is now going on at the high school. He stressed that registration deadline is Thursday, July 7. Boys and girls will be trans ported by bus to Medford for instruction in beginner, inter mediate and swimmer clesses. Tail Pipes SeatCovers 0 Dual Sets PLUGS Past, 237 Hlway 99S of Australia then ended the 74th Wimbledon cham p I o n ships by retaining the mixed doubles title against Miss Bueno and Australia's Bob Howe, 13-11, 3-6, 8-6. The victory ruined Miss Bueno's bid for a "triple." Karen Hantze, United States girls' champion from San Diego, Calif., won the Junior Invitation girls singles with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Lynne Hutcnings of South Africa. Standing-Boom Crowd A standing-room crowd of more than 15,000 watched Senorita Bueno bolster her standing as the world's No. 1 woman player at what may be Wimbledon's final all-amateur tournament. Both profession als and amateurs may appear together in the event next year if the International Ten nis federation okays open tournaments at its Paris meet ing this month. 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