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To Meet in Semifinal Clash Tomorrow

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WIMBLEDON, England /P) -
Budge Patty and Tony Trabert-
a pair of crafty Americans hitting
all the shots in tennis-won quar-
terfinal matches at Wimbledon
yesterday with Patty proving he
may be the man to fill America's
Davis Cup needs.
Bosox First
Sacker Dies
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ()- The
brilliant athletic career of Harry
Agganis was ended abruptly yes-
terday as the Boston Red Sox first
baseman and former Boston Uni-
versity great died at the age of 25.
Agganis, a rugged 6-2, 200-
pounder, succumbed at Sancta
Maria Hospital while apparently
recovering from a chest ailment
which sidelined him for the first
time exactly six weeks ago.
Returned to Lineup
Agganis was hospitalized for
more than a week in May, but re-
turned to the lineup and played in
two games June 1 and 2. He was
stricken again and reentered the
hospital June 5.
News of the death of the "Gol-
den Greek" came as a shock to
the entire sports world.

Patty upset Lew Hoad, a stand-
by on the last two Australian
Davis Cup teams, with one of the
finest, steadiest three-set victor-
les seen in the 69th Wimbledon1
championships.
Patty, formerly of Los Angeles
but now a resident of Paris, won
6-4. 6-4, 6-4.
Trabert Downs Drobny
While he was whipping Hoad,
Trabert was licking Jaroslav
Drobny, the defending champion,
8-6, 6-1, 6-4.
These two victories assured the
U.S. a representative in Friday's
men's finals. The two Yanks clash
in the semifinals tomorrow with
the survivor meeting the winner
of the match between Ken Rose-
wall of Australia, who remai-s
the prime favorite for the crown,
and Kurt Nielsen of Denmark.
Rosewell put out towering Sven
Davidson of Sweden 6-4, 6-1, 6-2.
With Vic Seixas' ailing shoul-
der a questionable proposition,
non-playing Davis Cup captain
EXHIBITION BASEBALL
Cleveland 2, Cincinnati 1
Pittsburgh 8, Boston 2
New York (A) 4, New York (N) 1
York Piedmont 13, Baltimore
(A) 1
Toronto (IL) 7, Chicago (A) 3

Bill Talbert of New York has been
on a semi-scouting trip here forI
two weeks looking for a possible
Davis Cup player to fill in for
Seixas.
Talbert said Patty had prom-
ised to "seriously consider re-
turning home" to try and win a
place on the Davis Cup team.
Major League
Standings
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WALLET-Lost Friday night or Satur-
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LOST-Red shoulder strap purse Tues-
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GIRL'S ENGLISH BICYCLE in good
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$5.00 ROOMS for men. Pleasant 1neigh-
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MALE STUDENTS-Single and double
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SUMMER RATES on rooms for men.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
WASHINGS -- and ironings separately.
Specializing in cotton dresses. Free
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PRACTICAL ENGLISH tutoring for for-
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Good transportation. $75. Call NO 3-
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1951 AUSTIN 4 door sedan, good condi-
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Call NO 3-2613 or Univ. ext. 434. )7N
1952 CHEVROLET hardtop. Bittersweet
and beige color, radio and heater. One
owner. The big lot across from the
downtown carport. Huron Motor Sales,
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1949 DODGE convertible, radio and
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G:IRL FOR PAR '1m ouseworx ana
babysitting in exchange for room and
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in the Fall. Phone NO 2-2009. )5H

SUNDAY'S RESULTS
Detroit 6-4, Washington 4-12
Cleveland 5-0, New York 0-2
Boston 5-8, Chicago 2-2
Kansas City 1-5, Baltimore 0-2
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at Chicago (night) --
Maas (5-4) vs. Donovan (9-2).
Kansas City at Cleveland-Cec-
carelli (2-4) vs. Garcia (3-9).
Boston at Washington (2) -
Sullivan (9-6) and Delock (5-
4) vs. Stobbs (1-7) and Por-
terfield (7-10).
Only games scheduled.
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Milwaukee 4, Brooklyn 0
St. Louis 9-7, New York 2-2
Pittsburgh 5-1, Chicago 4-2
Cincinnati 16-5, Philadelphia
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