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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1975

Page

10

Evert Advances Into Quarterfinals At Wimbledon

Evert wins a tough match 6 2 6 4 over English part timer Lindsey Heaven to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals where Betty Stoeve awaits. Billie Jean King also advances, while Martina Navratilova dominates, and Olga Morozova defeats Mima Jankovic to set up semifinal possibilities.

Lindsey Heaven Miss Evert Agarrst Dnton We Ft. Lauderdale Holland Betty Steve Billie Jean King U.S San Mateo Calif Velgium Michele Gurdal Olga Morozova Soviet Union Mima Jansovec Yugoslavia Martina Navratilova Czechoslovakia Natasha Chmykova Coch Margaret Court Miss Coles Sue Barker Evonne Goolagong Cawley Ausalia Pegay Michel Pacific Palisades Rosie Casals Britain Virginia Wade Miss Wade Mrs. Cawley Denny Dimond Suramaries

Golfers survive lightning strike at Western Open

Doctors call Trevino Nichols and Heard lucky to be alive after a Friday lightning strike at Hinsdale Hospital where they were treated and later moved to private rooms. The Western Open faced rain delays, with play postponed and the final schedule adjusted as Philadelphia grappled with similar weather.

Poe Rea Estern Butler Natleal Gat Heavy Ain Masters Lee Trevino Bobby Nichol Jerry Heard Tag Sak Lightning Trevino Nichols Heard Hinsdale Hospital Paul Fredrickson Philadelphia

Dickinson sets pace in S J key bowling event

UPI reports Gary Dickham of Fort Worth Texas leads the $50,000 Western Airlines Open after the first qualifying round at Saratoga Lanes in San Jose. He posted games of 273 206 247 and 209 for a 1.40 series average. Tom Hudson Akron Ohio sits second with 1.387. Jim Frazier Spokane Nelson Burton Jr St Louis and Palmer Fallgren round out the top five. Earl Anthony Tacoma Wash trails by 31 pins in eighth after a strong 1.36 line. The event marks Anthony's bid for a fourth 1973 season title.

San Jose UPI Gary Dickham Ft. Worth Tex Saratoga Dickinson Tom Hudson Akron Ohio Jim Frazier Spokane Wash Nelson Burton St. Louis Palmer Fallgren Sacramento Earl Anthony Tacoma

Playoff hopes dim Earthquakes fall to Timbers

Timbers beat the San Jose Earthquakes 2 to 1 before 18,683 fans to seize second in the Western Division of the North American Soccer League. Earthquakes failed to execute a disciplined game plan, resorting to long balls and panicking under pressure.

Tim Hunt SAN Jose San Jose Earthquakes Corragses Portland Timbers American Soccer League Earthquakes Ido Peter Withe Hearts Toplak Johnstone Portland Chris Dangerfield Withe Donald Gardner Timbers Tlija Mitic Mitic Ayea Paul Child Smi Archie Roboostoff Terry Lees

Teenager wins state amateur title at Pebble Beach

Seventeen year old John Cook of Rolling Hills defeated Bob Blomberg of Alameda 2 and 1 in the California Amateur Championship final at Pebble Beach Golf Links to become the fourth straight teen champion. Cook sank a 15 foot birdie on the 35th hole for the final margin after a tight back nine, with Blomberg narrowing on the 11th and 12th holes. Cook, trailing early, held steady through a dramatic match that featured errors and strong recovery by both players.

Philadelphia Marshall Dann Western Golf Association Pebble Beach John Cook Rolling Hills California Bob Blomberg Alameda Wasia Southern California Ld Seel Cook Blomberg

NFL Players Protest 43 Man Roster Cut

Ed Garvey of the NFL Players Association blasted owners for reducing rosters from 47 to 43, citing union contempt and potential injury reporting pressure. Talks with owners via federal mediators continue after a wildcat strike, with no contract reached.

Washington SPI NFL Tmion Ed Garvey NFL Players Association National Labor Relations Board Garvey

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