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The Boston Globe TuetJav. Julv It. 19 Laver's Best Tennis, Gonzales in Pursuit Laver Toe-Dances to Title Filed-Down Track Spikes Key Win Or-' I i I I OOSf JldSStN 'C'r. 2:00 it I' yond grasp, exploding the backhand, serving better and better, and swooping in all directions for big volleys. Rod got through a rough service game early in the fourth, and practically served a shutout the rest of the way.

Gonzales gouged the Laver serve for only three points in the last set. it could be done now, however, and he broke again diving headlong to his right for a backhand volley that did it Soon he had the set and equal status, 1 1. It had taken a long time. Laver served the first game of the match and was capsized and broken by Pancho's returns and lobs. He had been behind since.

Once even, he began to ascend be PRO TENNIS (Continued from Page IT) Perhaps the left-handed Laver has played better somewhere. Never, though, in such an atmosphere, with that wolf Gonzales charging him, and the title involved. Goniales gives you a feeling of danger like no other player," the 26-year-old Queenslander said. 1 mml Laver's four set victory, 4 6. 6 3, 75, 6 over Gonzales, bailed out the sponsoring New Lr.g'.and Merchants National Bank.

If Monday's final had been rained out and the players were all committed to f.y overseas Monday night to Europe to begin a tour over there the first pro tournament in 18 years here would have gone in the hole approximately $6000. That was guaranteed in the advance sale for the final, if played, which explains why it was held under such adverse conditions. ft YOUNGEST ENTRY in Globe golf was Dennis Cowe, 9, of Plymouth. Doane Wins 13-Under 6RANDSTAN3 $1 CLUBHOUSE 2 No Motors Admitted Toi lcl MEC PARKING FREE SEATS SAVE TIME USE ROUTE S3 In the fourth game of the second set, Laver began to show he has a heart to go with his barbed, topspinning i By JIM KAPLAN State Open Goli Summary By HERB RALBY Rodney George Laver toe-danced in track shoes in the rain to upset Pancho Gonzales for the US. Professional Grass Court tennis championship Monday afternoon at the Longwood Cricket Club, Chestnut HilL The track shoes were a last minute addition to Layer's playing equipment when the weather came up rain again.

The red-headed Australian southpaw had not brought along a pair of spikes. His opponent, more familiar with the vagaries of New England weather, carried a pair just in case." A hurried trip Monday morninir to Wilson Sporting Goods Newton, had him fitted into a makeshift pair of "tennis spikes' by Lefty Nelson a pair of track shoes with the regular long spikes ground down to size. revealed Rod, 1962 Grand Slam winner in his final season as an amateur, "being track shoes, they had no heels. I slipped on the f.rst rxiir.t of the match and I kept slipping until I on my toes the rest cf the match." Without spikes, Laver never would have captured the title from Gonzales and the biggest purse of the eight-tournament tour $2200 in American money and approximately $3000 in exchange in his country. spikes," he said, "it would have been impossible to reach the ball on the slippery court.

The spikes gave me footing." The conditions rain and drizzle all during the match were not the worst Laver has ever played under as a professional. "We've played under similar conditions before," he revealed, "because as pros have to play. "If we were still amateurs, we never would have given a thought to playing in this weather and on a slippery court." By playing the match before 2300 hardy tennis nuts, HINGHAM Lyman Doane when he was old enough to say "fore." gave up a New Kellar, Berkshire Hill. 72 Hamnchirp vacation to romnpte Bill Ezmicki. New Seabury 72 Jr.

scored a sizzling 43-44 87 at the South Shore Country gettable passage of shotmak-ing, as he turned the danger Pancho's way. Gonzales said, I concentrated my serve 1 1 Club Monday to win the 13-and-under laurels of the Boston Globe golf tourney. The 13-year-old son of Uni t. M. Koricn.

Roseviile. 3S-37 73 in his third tournament, It Ross Coon. Newport. R.I. 40-3373 IJoseph Perry.

Springfield 73 was his nrst win. Jay Doian. Hiiicrest Dennis Hayes, 13, of Win- John wi.bai. Nashua 3HI i iDon Hoenig. Webster .4 throp, finished second With a aFrancis Quinn, Wachusett aa A RQ Ho crrrcA fnnr nar David Maud.

Wollaston 74 44-43 ba. He seorea iour pars Ed Rubls ror5gate, NJ. and canned a 20-foot birdie s.eed- Foxborough 36-3975 10- aMike Chanian. Oakley 38-37 7a putt on the 185-yard second joe carr. wachusett 37-3875 uu Dick Dion.

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Westview. Me. 39-3675 Keith Anderson, 12 Of Francis Doyle. Woodland 38-3876 forehand. The backhand is a little weaker." Three times in that game Pancho ripped serves into the enemy backhand and they came back like shrap ellesley was third With a aAlan O'Neil.

Fall River 77 wielded a big driver and a precision-geared putter in the fog ridden morning round. He carded five pars, missing one drive and not three-putting a green. The only trouble for the Lynnfield Junior High golfer came on the par-five ninth and twelfth holes. He pushed a drive out-of-bounds on the ninth and grounded several fairway woods on the 12th. 44.4Q 03 Puttintr wai the kev Headings, Lim dow 7 11 o.

ruiung was uie Key.Denlt Scanlon- trestview tO his round, as he dropped G. Cefaraui. Northampton. 77 is jn a Jim OBey, Wachusett 41-36 77 tOUghies Of eight, 15, and 40 Dan Keffe, Wayland 41-3S 77 fppt lRon LeClair, Westview 39-38 77 1 John Thoren. Myopia 40-3777 Competitors ranged from Joseph Malia.

Spring Valley. 40-38 78 i 10 Ti, (Bill Barclay, Salem 41-3778 nine tO 13 mage. The Harrigan. Unicorn. 78 rionnic Pniirn cnrraA in Jack Ross, Waieham 41-37 78 a cream.

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Allendale 39-39 781 aJohn Carr, Wachusett 40-39 79 1 Bob Gillis. Bass Rocks 38-41 79 1 Billy Gilbert. Indian Ridge Larry Finnegan. Vesper 79 Mike Manley, Clauson's 40-39 79 Rnh Frainv Th.rnu I aa iftdi na Lyman Doane, Unicorn 43-44 87 Les Kennedy, Pawtucket 79 Dennis Hayes, Wmthrop. 89 aTed Bishop.

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Colonial 80 Richard Stone, Sharon 47-51 98 H. Gaston, Indian Meadow 80 William Salatich, Braeburn 48-50 98 Stanley Baluik. Kirkbrae 40-40 80 Francis Powers. G. Wright 49-49 98 F.

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Barry, Thompson Cub. 53-51 Barry, Charles River F. McCartin, Marshfield. 105jEd Kornsaky, Dedham Ronnie Dunn, Tedesco 48-57 Cosgrove, Green Hill 80 1 39-41801 Robert Muse, Woodland 50-55 105 aTom Boyack. Groton David Brussard.

Mt. 49-56 105 Bruce Chails. Mlllls 53-54 107 Harry Nesbit, Braeburn 108 Gary Howard, Wampatuck. 52-59 111 Dean Boylan. Hatherly 60-56 116 E.

Richardson. Wenham. 116 STATE OPEN (Continued from Page 17) Fuller was Just a stroke back at 73. J. Dolan, a touring pro from this area and a big favor Robert O'Neil.

Bear Hill. 117 J. Hession, Winchester 57-61 118 Ted Chadwick, Duxbury 118 Ken v. rne country ciub. lis Stephen Barber, Wayland.

119 John Mclntyre, Albemarle. 64-57 121 John Taiudis, Webb Brook. 67-54 121 Jeffrey Tavlor. Ameshnrv 60-63 123 ite, went over regulation on 18 P. Driscoll.

HaDD.v Valley 124 Steve Baum, Lexington 61-63 123 tO miss a first-place tie. Joe Perry from Springfield, with no mcweice, furnace urook 69-64 133 Edward Hanson. Ponkapog 65-70 135 Harvey Taylor, Wayland. 137 club affiliation, canned a wedge U. tiueenan, United 68-76 144 Jaui vjll -lu ui ail cagic cuiu a tie for second.

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14-15 Globe Boys Summary Wayne Blanchard, Reservation 39-3473 Gil Roehrig, South Shore Thomas Rezza, Wenham 78 John Burke. Norfolk 42-3779 Randy Gallo, Plymouth 80 Russell Wheeler, Indian Ridge Howard Barrow, Reservation 41-4081 David Conley, Cedar Hill Bill Peck, Wellesley 43-3982 John Winsor, Weston 82 Jim Govatsos, Ponkapoag 82 Gerald Weisberg, Haverhill 43-3982 Michael Cawley, Franklin Park Edward Schene, Maynard 82 William Lodge. Andover Andy Cross. Needham 44-39 83 William Coffen, Cohasset 83 Phil Farina South Shore 84 Joseph Jenks, Nashawtue 84 Ronald Price, Blue Hill William Reardon, Mt Hood Myles Lane, Mt Hood 4-4485 John Galligan. Pine Valley Joseph McDonald, Fresh Pond Dick King, Wayland 42-4486 George Thompson, Winchester John Gorman.

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