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THAT SHOT NINE TIMES ALLOWING THAT CUT OF TEN. TENTH TIME TC DROP 2 YACHTS FROM SERIES IN AMERICA'S CUP i i WELL. NSC? APAMS M' VOHS SO JUST PU5r5E7 A I MAKES HfS WELL. A SHOT. FIRST PCOfZ.

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for selection of a defender of the America's cup." The announcement was signed by W. A. W. Stewart, chairman of the seven man election committee. The committee met on Harold S.

Vanderbilt's motor sailor, Versatile, and the decision left the 19 year old Vim and the newly built Columbia in the running for the international test. 0 The committee said Vim and Columbia will meet in at least two more windward-leeward races. The first is scheduled for Thursday. No indication was given whether the two races will constitute a showdown. Vim Beats Easterner Meantime, Sceptre remained out of the water as her crew gave the English challenger a scrub down.

But she will be back in the water Thursday. Weatherly and Easterner lost to their two rivals for the third time in a row Wednesday. In Wednesday's match races, sailed under sunny skies in light air, Vim beat Easterner by 2 minutes, 35 seconds and Columbia streaked home 5 minutes 56 seconds ahead of Weatherly. Vim now has beaten Easterner twice and Weatherly once In the final trials. Columbia has defeated Weatherly twice, Easterner once.

Neither of the top two yachts has lost. In overall match racing, Vim leads with a record of 10 victories 3 defeats. Columbia has a 9-4 record. Easterner hasn't won in 13 starts, while Weatherly has won 7 of 13. ROOKIE HURTS KNEE IN CAMP; th Ckicat Trftui I Vy Richardson Pick City for '64 Olympic Bid This Week Loses in U.

S. I Sport Telecasts Tennis Meet United States Olympic officials will decide this week-end which of four American cities Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis or Chicago will be certified to try landing the THURSDAY 9. M.WGX-TV Baseball: SMEGATE Cabs t. St. Loehu Continued from first page select the site.

Besides an American city, at least four foreign cities will make a pitch for the 1964 event Tokyo, Moscow, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City. K. L. Tug Wilson, president of the United States Olympic committee, thinks "it's about time the pendulum swung in favor of America." 1964 Olympic games. Richardson's service again in the 19th to clinch the match.

The Olympic groups site American cities. Next spring, in Munich, the International Olympic committee, of which Chicago's Avery Brundage is president, will Vic Seixas, at 35, continued selection committee will meet in Chicago-Friday night to consider bids of the four his amazing performance by gaining the quarter-finals with a 6-2, 7-5, 8-6 triumph over young Mike Green of Miami Beach. In the women's division, Althea Gibson, defending champion, and Mrs. Beverly is the WORLD'S LARGEST BOWLING BALL BECAUSE YOU get so much more whee yo buy your ban from kc GUARANTEED CUSTOM FIT Imme Baker Fleitz led the way into YOU GET MORE FOR LESS AT the quarter-finals with impressive victories. Miss Gibson defeated Owen McHaney, "The Custom Hade Bourbon" Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey LOOKING FOR SUPERIOR DRINKING ENJOYMENT? Look no further.

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Fleitz won from Mrs. Margaret Osborne du Pont, 6-1, 6-2. They were Father Son joined by the sensational Brazilian teen-ager, Maria Bueno, who ousted Karen diate Delivery Top TRADE- SUES CARDINALS Hantze, 6-3, 6-4. Results: WOMEN-S SINGLES Foartk Round 1 IN FOR YOUR OLD BALL and. all ways, MORE FOR YOUR MONEY! A suit asking 19,500 from the Chicago Cardinals football club was filed ia Municipal Althea Gibson, New Ycrk, fceat Owen McHaney.

tattle Rock. 6-1. 6-1: Maria Bueno. Brazil, beat Karen Hantze. San Ditto.

6-3. 6-4; Mrs. Beverly Fleitz. Long Beach, beat Margaret court Wednesday in behalf of du Font, Wilmington. 6-1, 6-2.

MEN'S SENIOR SINGLES Quarter- Finals 1 Edwin R. Stuart, 21, of 5234 Prwf Gma LM Ah Availibl 00 rnf 4 yrv aid Rad UM I0 PtmT Battl.a' la Baa4 04.4 rraaf Carriaia Traea Lab.1 Long avenue, former Denver Gardnar Mulloy. Miami Beach, fceat Harry Hoffmann. Philadelphia. 6-2.

6-3: Alexander Wellford. Memphis. beat university football player. llliam Jjine, Brooklyn. M.

a-o. The suit, filed by Atty. 6-4. 6-4. Frarth Roand Vie Seixas.

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6-2. 7-5. 8-6: Ulf Schmidt. Sweden, beat Hamilton Richardson, Arlington. 10-8.

6-4. 11-9. Herbie Flam. Beverly Hill, beat Cris Crawtord. Fiedmont, 4-6.

lz-iu. 6-1. 6-4, Malcolm Anderson. Australia, beat Billy Knight, Britain, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, CROSSWORD PUZZLE I mmmett a Custom-fitted Brunswick "Black Beauty" BU James F. Gorman, charges that Stuart was injured July 28 at the Cardinals' Lake Forest training camp and had to undergo an operation on his left knee.

It asks that the Cardinals be forced to pay $6,000 salary and $3,500 in medical and other expenses, In accordance with an injury clause allegedly included in Stuart's contract. WOMEX'S SINGLES Third Round 1 Christine Truman, Britain, beat Mary Ann Mitchell. San Leandro 6-1. 8-6 KLYMKIW JOINS WINS HI A Detroit. Sept.

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