Americans Dominate Italian Open Round in Rome Tennis
Victor Amaya beat Ivan Molina in the second round as Brian Gottfried Eddie Dibbs and Arthur Ashe also advanced. Harold Solomon and Roscoe Tanner won their matches while Mina Jansovec moved to the women's quarterfinals. In Paris the Formula II race at Rouen Les Essarts was cancelled due to safety work not being completed.
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Rome
Victor Amaya
United States
Ivan Molina
Brian Gottfried
Colin Dibley
Eddie Dibbs
Argentina
Jose Clerc
Arthur Ashe
Christoph Roger-Vasselin
France
Hank Pfister
Australia
Paul McNamee
Harold Solomon
Victor Pecci
Paraguay
Auto Racing
Paris
International Sporting Commission of
The
International Automobile Federation
Rouen Les Essarts Circuit
National League East standings and Wednesday results
NL East leaders include Chi, Mont, and Pitt with tight race figures. Wednesday games saw Cincinnati edge Atlanta 5 4 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 4 in ten innings and San Francisco defeated Houston 2 0.
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GB Chi
Phil
Mont
Halicki
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Swan
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Blyleven
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Chicago
St Leuis
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Steve Baker
Evansville
American Association
Fernando Arroyo
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Bruce Threadgill
Archie Reese
National Hockey League
Cleveland Barons
Mike Eaves
University of Wisconsin
Colorado Rockies
Bob Neely
Toronto Maple Leafs
Fred Ahern
We Pet
Detro
Ava
Toro
I West Cal
Tex
Mina
Seat
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Detroit
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Boston
Toronto
Cleveland
Texas
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Seattle
Kansas
Abbott
Underwood
Eckersley
Balti
Baker
Staubach Criticizes NFL Player Categorization
Roger Staubach, star quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, rejects labels that pigeonhole players by life style. He says quarterbacks share competitive drive and dedication despite differences, notes show business exposure, and speaks about his Christian faith guiding his life while resisting public hype.
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New York
Roger Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Staubach
Mr. Cleans
Joe Namath
Joe
Hollywood
Oakland
Ken Stabler
Christ
U.S. Naval Academy
Charlie Haggers
Mary Hartman
Bengals Reach Pact With Blair Bush in NFL Contract
Cincinnati Bengals and University of Washington center Blair Bush have a verbal NFL contract agreement. General Manager Paul Brown said Bush, a first round pick, will sign Saturday. The Browner agent plans a visit amid reports he may sign with a Canadian team. Brown downplays the risk, noting NFL pension and benefits.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
University of Washington
Blair Bush
Paul Brown
Bush
Ross
Browner
Bengals
Canada
NFL
Brown
Bullets Face Sonics in Game Two Without Major Changes
Washington coach Dick Motta says no major changes for the second game of the NBA finals against Seattle. Elvin Hayes and Bobby Dandridge suggest a bigger role for reserve Mitch Kupchak to free the middle, while Motta insists fronting and double teams are expected to continue.
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Seattle
Washington
Marvin Webster
Wes
Dandridge
Mitch
Hayes
Motta
Parent Alumni Game At L B C Moved To Tuesday Night
Clearwater Langley Bath high school announces the parent alumni baseball game at L B C field is rescheduled to Tuesday at 6 30 PM due to a conflict. Admission is 50 cents for grades 1 6 and 1 for others.
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L-B-C
Clearwater
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Tim Hulsebus
Young Prices Hope With Golden Lights Opener
Donna Caponi Young, a 14 year LPGA veteran, faces rain ruined practice as the Golden Lights championship opens at Wykagyl Country Club. She sits 10th on the money list with $31,419 after 11 events, aiming for a breakthrough after a down 1977 season. Nancy Lopez leads the field with four tour wins this year.
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N.Y
Donna Caponi
Young
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Wykagy Country Club
Nancy Lopez
Baltimore
Lopez
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Bullets
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Mary ‘‘Sarge’’ Williams
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