Billie Jean King Wins Indianapolis Singles Title
Billie Jean King defeated Rosemary Casals 5-7 6-2 6-4 to win the $6,000 Indianapolis women's professional tennis tournament. The final was clouded by questionable calls, with King and Casals declining to comment afterward. King, ranked No. 4, criticized the umpiring and cited the need for a professional system after a semifinal victory over Margaret Court.
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Padres Seek Lower Outfield Fence to Boost Scoring
The San Diego Padres propose lowering outfield fences to raise scoring, aiming to improve performance at home. City official approval is needed before any new lower wall can be installed.
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Pace Leaves Patriots To Join Georgia Tech
Bill Pace, 41, former Patriots offensive coach, quit Monday to take the offensive coaching job at Georgia Tech after two weeks with the New England club. Chuck Fairbanks seeks an new offensive backfield coach for the NFL team in Foxboro Massachusetts.
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Stolz Joins Bears Coaching Staff
Jerry Stolz, 35, who spent four years as an assistant coach with the New England Patriots, was named Monday to a similar post with the Chicago Bears of the NFL.
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Doc Hayes Dies In One Car Crash In Texas
E O Doc Hayes former SMU Mustangs basketball coach and his wife Kathleen died in a one car crash on Interstate 20 near Terrell Texas Their car struck a concrete abutment and was demolished DPS said both were pronounced dead on arrival at Colonial Hospital Hayes won eight Southwest Conference titles in 20 seasons at SMU and was known as a fun loving figure who helped others
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Baltimore Line Coach Returns to Colts Under Schnellenberger
George Young, who guided the Colts offensive line during the 1970 title season, is back in the role under new head coach Howard Schnellenberger. Joe Thomas also named Fred Schubach as personnel director with Dick Szymanski as his assistant.
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Gillman May Head Houston Oilers
Sid Gillman, 62, says he is ready to forgive past feuds with Oilers owner Bud Adams and sign as general manager of the Houston Oilers. He plans to relocate from his Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator post and meet the challenge in Houston.
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Santee Sal Triumphs With Two Wins At Twin Creek Show
Santee Sal ridden by Marian Mikell captured two green hunter titles at Twin Creek Horse Show hosted at Bostwick Farm near Charleston. The event drew about 90 horses. reserve honors went to The Snow Goose and Falcon owned by Joy Morris. Other top riders included Linda Stoddard on Esrom and Thalia Early on Wrong Key, with multiple divisions and reserves across pony and junior working hunter classes.
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Parkettes League Bowling Results February 20 1973
Park Avenue lanes hosted results with F and M Bank topping teams in high scratch and handicap games and sets. Kathy Crown led high series 560 while Marge Godfrey posted top scratch and Bev Hardin led handicaps across multiple events. Split pickups featured several players including Mary Barnes and Ann Brown.
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Baseball War Ends as Spring Training Opens Across MLB
The MLB players association and club owners near final ratification of a new labor pact. It caps salaries with a 15,000 minimum, limits year to year salary cuts, and preserves spring camp schedules. Notable signings include Tom Seaver for 140,000 and others from the Mets, Phillies, Red Sox, and Yankees.
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Dallas Stops San Diego in ABA clash 120 115
Dallas Chaos defeated the San Diego Conquistadores 120 to 115 as Red Robbins led all scorers with 36 points in a losing effort. Babe McCarthy praised Robbins while Dallas strengthened its hold on the Western playoff spot. Rich Jones with 32 points and James Silas 25 supported the Chaps. Indiana beat the Nets 112–107 behind Mel Daniels 19 second-half rebounds.
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Kennedy Boys and Girls Sweep Barnwell in Season Finale
Kennedy Junior High each won Saturday with the boys 60 to 34 and the girls 59 to 11. Elmo Roundtree led the boys with 18 points while Charles Simpkins added 16 to reach a 225 season total, boosting Kennedy to a 10-2 record.
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UCLA Bruins Still Lead The AP College Poll
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll at 23 0 on the season and 36 of 38 first place votes. North Carolina State sits second with two first place votes. NC State is ineligible for the playoffs this year.
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North Augusta Chess Festival Ends in Weekend Event
The Second Annual North Augusta Mid Winter Chess Festival concluded Saturday at the North Augusta Recreation Center with players from across the state. Winners include Douglas Carl Beaufort in Section A, a three way tie in Section B with F X McGlahee Aiken Robert Holley North Augusta and William Shoemaker Burton, Dr K W Yost North Augusta Section C Richard James Greenwood Section D Billy Clifford Belvedere Section E Jan Dabrowski North Augusta Section F John Garris North Augusta, a tie in Section H awarding to David Mitchum Columbia and Tim Putnam Greenville, and Harry M Walsh Vermont won unrated. Claude Eaton Belvedere directed the event.
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