______THE MICHIGAN DAILY
acKay Wins Again, but U.S.
imbledon Hopes Diminish
!BLEDON, England (UP)-
Jnited States tennis force thing but steady even in a 7-5, Mrs. Knode figured in the big-
tt to a mere corporal's guard 6-1, 6-4 triumph over Bill Kear- gest upset of the day when she
n yesterday in a rain short- ney, of Australia, was beaten by Christiane Mercelis
program that left Barry The best American performance of Belgium, 6-3, 7-5.
ay, of Dayton, O., and Mike was turned in by Mrs.- Margaret The United States, suffered still
of Miami Beach, Fla., the Osborn DuPont, former Wimble- another setback in a first round
survivors in America's don women's titlist from Wilm- men's doubles match when Quil-
ing hopes for the Wimble- ington, Del. She bowled over vier- lan and Gil Shea fell before Ivon
tle. +vous 19-yr.-old Joyce Fulton of Warwick and M. P. Hann, of
lanky, eighth-seeded Mac- Britain, 6-1, 6-0. Britain, 6-2, 6-4, 7-5.
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Key Hits Give Giants Win
Athletics Edge Senators
Giants came to town in second
place and only a game and a half
behind Milwaukee.
* * .,
Phillies 5, Cubs 4
PHILADELPHIA OP) - Chico
Fernandez' two-out triple in the
10th inning scored Harry Ander-
son last night to give the Phila-
delphia Phillies t 5-4 victory over
the Chicago Cubs. It was Fernan-
dez' second triple of the game.
Fernandez' belt to left ended
scoring frustrations for the Phils
who had seen threats in the sev-
enth and ninth innings snuffed
out by Don Elston, the third Cub
hurler who 'relieved Glen Hobbie
in 'the seventh.
The victory went to Dick Par-
rell, who °elieved starter Ray
Semproch in the seventh.
i ajo r League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE*
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300 So. Thayer NO 2-2500
)X69
SO. UNIVERSITY
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Largest selection of Hi-Fl
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Service in Hi-Fi units,
phonogr'aphs, and TV.
1317 So. University
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"Ann Arbor TV"
) X70
' FOR SALE
HULA CROSSES, call NO 2-2386 after
3 P.M. )B194
BOYS' 20-INCH BICYCLE. Like new,
$25. Call NO 2-4736.
WILL SELL to student only. 1953 35x8
Mobile Home. Low costs, privacy
make it ideal for student couple,
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Skip-dents and seersuckers. Assorted
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ANYTHING and everything for the
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Shop, Municipal Golf Course. Extra
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FOR RENT
GIRL NEEDED. $37.50 per month to
share 5 room furnished apt. for
summer, 306 N. State. Call NO 3-
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WANTED: Student to share Furnished
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any evening. 1C403
PRIVATE BEACH-3 rooms and bath,
Be comfortabletis sunmnir in this
extra nice apartment on Whitmore
Lake. Only 12 minutes from campss
Reasonable. By the week or moonth
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P.M. C4(?6
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SINGLE or Double Room-Two blocks
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)C401
I'M STUCK! Have gorgeous 5 room fuRiy
AIR CONDITIONED, FULLY FUR-
NISHED Apartment 2 Blocks from
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love this place. Call Ted Cohn NO
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)C402
2 & 3 ROOM first floor apartments.
Well furnished, near campus and
downtown area. Private parking pro-
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)C403
ONE BLOCK from campus - newly
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SUMMER STUDENT wishes ride to and
from- Detroit. NO 2-1965 or VE 6-
4127 . )G5-,
~ Rent A Cr
514 E, Washington St.
NO 3-4156
CARS RENTED by hour,
day, or week
WEEKEND SPECIAL RATE
from Friday 5 P.M. till
Monday 9 A.M.
$10.00 plus $.08 per mile
Gas, oil and insurance included
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Kansas ;City
V)ETROIT
Chicago
Cleveland-
Baltimore
Washington
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22 .645
30 .516
31 .508
33 .476
35 .470
34 .452
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CAN YOU STAY AWAKE ALL NIGHT ?
TODAI'S GAMES
Baltimore at DETROIT-Harsh-
man (5-6) vs. Hoeft (6-6).
New York at Chicago - Rucks
(5-3) vs. Donovan (3-7).
Washington at Kansas City (N.)
--Griggs (3-4) vs. Burnette (I-i).
Boston at Cleveland-Sisler (6-4)
vs.' Grant (6-4).
NATIONAL LEAGUE*
If so, earn $10.00 or more,
participating in a Psychological
experiment. Male subjects only;
must speak English fluently.
Milwaukee
St. Louis'
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh,
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
W
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Ext. 397
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TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at Pittsburgh - Mc-
Daniel (3-7) vs. Law (7-4).
San Francisco at Cincinnati (N)
--Antonelli (6-5) vs. Nuxhall (3-3).
Los Angeles at Milwaukee (N)-
Podres (7-6) vs. Burdette (5-5).
Only games scheduled.
*(Does not include last night's
games).
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