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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1975

Page

7

Smith to face Ramirez in Davis Cup opener

In Davis Cup North American zone finals in Palm Springs, Sean Smith, US No.2 behind Jimmy Connors, draws Raul Ramirez to open singles Friday. Ramirez, top Mexican, faces Roberto Chavez in the second match, with doubles teams to be set by captains before Saturday.

Palm Springs Calif UPI Sean Smith Raul Ramirez United States Menico Smith University of Southern California America Jimmy Connors Ramirez Uscare Roberto Ralston Bogota Colombia Raineaigh Tanner Dick Stockton Bob Lait Stanford Contreras Ramirez Smith

Gonzalez Chosen Referee for Connors Laver Money Match

Pancho Gonzalez remains referee of the $100,000 winner take all match at Caesars Palace after a secret conference settled the dispute. Riordan opposed Gonzalez, but overruled. CBS executives aided the settlement. Laver and Connors, both top left handed players, had debated potential co referees as the event nears.

Pancho Gonzalez Connors-Laver Las Vegas Nev UPI Rodger Jimmy Connors Gonzalez Caesars Palace Bill Riordan Connor Laver Connors Pancho Segura Mark Hennessy Gathrid Roy Emerson

Wimbledon increases purse for 1959 tennis championship

London reports Wimbledon elevates total prize money to 781300 with 28620 gain, expanding Plate events to include first three round losers. 64 men compete for 12960, 22 women for 6420, and women singles runner up prize up by 80. Doubles prizes rise by 8400 with earlier awards to boost interest while facilities funding adds 288000 for improvements, per Maj. Mills. Birmingham AA Southern League confirms compromise on park rent and Birmingham Athletics franchise status remains pending.

Maj David Mills All-England Wimbledon Mills

Cartwright signs USF scholarship amid looming national LOI

Elk Grove center Bill Cartwright signed a scholarship letter with the University of San Francisco, saying he plans to sign a national letter of intent in April. He cited starting opportunities, USF's style, coach Gaillard, and staying near family as key factors.

SAN Francisco UPI Bill Cartwright University of San Francisco Cartwright USF Elk Grove Bob) Gaillard LISP

California to be reinstated after NCAA probation

Berkeley California confirms UC will be reinstated on February 1 after four years under NCAA probation. Athletics Director Dave Maggard calls the ruling a relief and hopes the program can serve as a model. The probation followed violations involving grade tests for two football players and a track star.

Berkeley Calif University of California Jursday Californi Dave Maggard California NCAA

Hamil Aims to clinch U S senior women's title in Oakland

Dorothy Hamil held a nine ordinals lead over Kath Malmberg and Wendy Bergy after the short program in Oakland while entering the 7 p m freestyle at Coliseum Arena. Hamil injuries and nerves add uncertainty as Malmberg and Bergy eye Worlds and the 1976 Olympics with strong freestyle performances anticipated.

Oakland Dorothy Hamil Secor United States Miss Hamil Kath Malmberg Wendy Bergy Coliseum Arena Miss Malmberg Miss Bergy Malmberg Colorado Isvear Dorothy

Geiberger Leads Hawaii Open After Rainy First Round

Former PGA champion Al Geiberger shot a six under 66 to lead the Hawaiian Open at Honolulu's Waialae Country Club amid showers. Several players, including Bob Murphy, Charles Condy, Eddie Pearce, Allen Miller, and Brian Allen, trailed one stroke behind at five under 67. Arnold Palmer, Hale Irwin, and Lee Trevino posted mixed scores as 49 of 146 starters posted subpar rounds.

Honolulu UPI al Geiberger Bob Murphy Charles Condy Eddie Pearce Allen Miller Brian Allen Jack Nichaus Arnold Palmer Mackin Palmer Gene Litter Hawaii Crosby Lee Trevino Hale Irwin Nicklaus George Archer Masashi Ozaki Japan Gary Groh Groh PGA

Foreman Rejects Bout With Bonavena in Ali-Wepner Show

George Foreman refuses to participate in the Ali-Wepner closed circuit show. He cites no interest in facing Oscar Bonavena as the first bout, with Ali meeting Colisoum at R Ohia near Cleveland and Bonavena venue undecided. Possible sites include San Diego Baltimore and Madison Square Garden. Foreman, defeated by Ali in Kinshasa, declines further involvement while Joe Frazier plans a separate bout in Australia on March 2.

New York UPI George Foreman Thoraday Oscar Bonavena Ali R Ohia Cleveland Norton Benevena San Diego Baltimore Madies Square Garden Foreman Kinshasa Zaire Joe Frasier Jimery Ellis Australia

Orr's Hat Trick Lifts Bruins Over Seals in Easy Win

Bobby Orr notched his third hat trick of the year as the Boston Bruins defeated the California Golden Seals 6 to 0. Gilles Gilbert posted his second shutout, John Bucyk reached 1,200 career points, and Orr added two goals in the second period to turn the game into a one-sided affair.

Boston UPI Bobby Orr Boston Bruins California Golden Seals Gilles Gilbert California John Bucyk Seal Gilles Metoche Orr Meloche Bobby Schmautz Andre Savard

Humm leaves Nebraska for UNLV in final season

Quarterback David Humm, Nebraskas left handed star and Oakland Raiders draft choice, leaves Lincoln to join Nevada Las Vegas for his final college term. He plans to spend time with family before Raider camp next fall and will participate in spring drills at UNLV under a scholarship arrangement.

Lincoln Neb UPI David Hum University of Nebraska Oakland Raider Las Vegas Humm KFOR Don Bryant Nebraska Hume University of Nevada At Las Vegas Wil Rumm Hur Nevada-Las Vegas Humin Nevada Las Vegas Hamm

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