Vikes poised for sixth straight MVAL tennis title
Irvington High’s boys tennis program appears set to extend its dominance in the MVAL. Coach Rusty Andersott notes returning JV champions and a deep lineup, though several top players like Ken Schroeder Huey Birdwell and Bob Deeter graduate. The team finished 61 straight wins in varsity play, while the JV squad stands at 34 consecutive wins. Schroeder lost a bid for three straight MVAL singles crowns to Pete Hansen of MSJ. Birdwell and Minnan claimed the doubles title in league play but fell in the NCS semifinals.
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Washington
Ken Schroeder
MVAL
JHL
Brad Duncan
Uian
Schroeder
Jeff Bonifield
Barry Duncan
Barry
Ray Nunes
John Gouldthrope
Larry Vis
Chris Minson
John Aguilar
Tom Hughes
Brad Dorsey
Varsity
MSJ
Pete Hansen
Hansen
Birdwell
Brad Minnan
John F. Kennedy
JFK
Ruskies
Nicklaus Heads Atlanta Classic After Memorial Win
Jack Nicklaus brings momentum from his Memorial triumph into the Atlanta Classic at the Atlanta Country Club. He seeks his 64th tour victory here as top money leaders show reduced field strength amid weather disruptions and course conditions. Nicklaus aims for a strong performance ahead of the U.S. Open in Tulsa.
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Panatta Edges Heust In Four Sets At French Open
Defending champ Adriano Panatta, seeded No. 2, endured a four set battle to defeat Patrice Heust 7-5 4 0-7 2 in the opening round of the French Open on red clay at Roland Garros. The match featured a slow court after rain and a tense finish as Panatta argued a line call.
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Raytown
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Lin Smith
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Rexel
Duergen Fassbender
West Germany
Pred McNair
Chevy Chase
Paul Dent
Yugoslavia
Niki Pilic
Anhappy Loglang Panada
Beust
Panatta
Bevel
Une
Pistons Hire Kaufman as New GM and Rehire Brown
The Detroit Pistons appoint Bob Kaufman as general manager and bring back coach Herb Brown. The front office vows action against player dissent seen last season and promises firmer discipline, including potential fines if needed. Feldman and Kaufman discuss stricter control of on floor behavior and postgame conduct. Brown supports tougher measures to curb open defiance and maintain order.
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Detroit
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Baw
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Thawn
Feldman
Brown
Newcombe Readies for Six Month Tennis Comeback
Australian star John Newcombe announced a six month comeback test starting with the Suturnational tour in late July at North Conway New Hampshire after four months out with a broken foot from a skiing accident at Stratton Mountain Vermont. The former Wimbledon star aims to prove mental will and stamina to continue a top level tennis career while shifting toward television work and serving as IPTP president.
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Newcombe
New Hangshire
Melcrir Thomson
Ty Win
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Wibledon
ICL
Association of Tennis Professionals
Recefit
Congress probes TV sports practices under scrutiny
Washington lawmakers examine network arrangements in sports telecasts. Congressman VanDeerlin questions “winner take all” tennis and ABC, NBC deals with the Soviet Union on Olympic coverage, citing potential editorial influence and foreign-money concerns. Jets sign five 1977 draft picks.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Joner
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VanDecciin
NBC
Soviet Union
Guthrie Eyes Tough Indy 500 Run Yet Confident
Janet Guthrie, the first woman to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 and the only woman to win, faces the demanding race this Sunday. She expects a slim chance of victory but feels she has proven herself as a professional driver and earns cautious respect from male competitors and her Bryard Racing teammates. She practices by mentally simulating the track and acknowledges lingering nerves while crediting her parents for instilling belief in her abilities.
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UPI
Janet Guthrie
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Johnny Rutherford
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Iowa City
Iowa
Dick Simon
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Tim One
Lain Guthrie
Jean
Janet Gialvie
Guthrie Mill
Roger
Halligan
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