Vilas dominates Gottfried to win French Open title
Guillermo Vilas of Argentina crushed Brian Gottfried 6 0 6 3 6 0 in the Paris final to claim his first major title, earning $38,000 as Gottfried took $19,000. The match, slowed by drizzle, featured Vilas breaking early and controlling rallies from the baseline.
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Fresh-soph athletes blocked from state meet spark debate
Continued from page 5, Mike Casortelli argues against denying qualified fresh-soph B athletes a place in varsity competition. He says the mass principle and the athletes’ hard work deserve the chance to compete, noting the triple jumpers were among the youngest potential state entrants but were left out for unclear reasons.
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Hobbs Wins Camel GT At Mid-Ohio
Briton David Hobbs in a BMW 2M L wins the Camel GT at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course after passing a disabled Danny Angals on the Lith lap and fending off Al Stulbert. Holbert of Warrington Pa finishes second after pitting on the pace lap with a loose tire. Ongais and Hobbs duel for the lead in a ten mile race.
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Kaeding Triumphs In Milpitas Elks Benefit Racing Night
Hometown favorite Howard Kaeding won the Milpitas Elks Cerebral Palsy Benefit Super Modified program at San Jose Speedway. Nick Ringo finished second, with Mike Sargent third. Danny O’Neill led qualifying with a 13.735 seconds lap, while heat race winners included Jerry Freitas, Art McCarthy, and John Brazil.
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Belmont Stakes Upset Bid Falls to Bold Forbes
One year ago at Belmont Stakes jockey Angel Cordero drove Bold Forbes to hold off late challenges on the stretch to win the classic. John Lane became only the second South County athlete to win an individual state track title in high jump at 6-11, while Dwight Stones drew attention with a 7-7 high jump record. The Giants beat the Phillies 4-2 and the A’s edged the Yankees in a separate game.
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Smith wins French juniors title at age 17 in Paris
Dallas teen Aneh Smith became the first American to win the junior women's title at the French Open, defeating Hanna Strachnova of Czechoslovakia 6 4 7 4 7 4. Smith rallied from 4-1 down in the second set and overcame nerves to seal the victory amid a tense tiebreak.
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