Open tennis era ends as pros plan US Wimbledon clash
New York report on March 15 1972 states World Championship Tennis pros including Laver Newcombe Ashe and Rosewall will play a US tournament on Wimbledon dates after failed ILTF talks. The move ends open competition and could affect Wimbledon Paris and Forest Hills with sponsors watching closely.
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Neil Amour
New York
Hed Laver
John Newcombe
Arthur Ashe
Ken Rosewall
United States
International Lawn Tennis Federation
London
W.C.T
Etsiow
United Amateur
Nupes
Mike Davies
Dallas Ai
Davis
St. Louis
Wiles
Federation
W.c.ts
Davies
W.c-T
Haa
Paris
Forest Hills
West Side
Robert” Malaga
United States Lawn Tennis Association
W.C.7
Malaga
Wimbledon
W.C
Lnvel
Parla
U.T.F
Laver
Newcombe
Agence
Smith
Cliff Richey
Tie Nastase
Kédes
Lasteninute
Red Sox rally in exhibition play for balanced win
Boston Hed Sox improved to 5-4 in exhibition season with a 3-2 win over the Phillies. Reggie Smith drove in two runs with a seventh inning homer and a double raising his average, while Juan Beniquez and Luis Aparicio contributed RBIs. Dawg Griffin added three hits as Boston totaled 13 hits.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Boston Hed Sox
Hed Sox
Houston Astros
Boston
Phillies
Reggie Smith
Smith
Red Sox
Dawg Griffin
Grif
Fin
Eddie Kasko
Kasko
Juan Beniquez
Luis’ Aparicio
Sox
Beniquez
Luis
Lakers
Pistons
Aparicio
Dark Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocell
Gary Peters
Cesar Cedeno
John Curtis
Houston
Bob Bolin
Squires Storm Condors 156 133 in NBA clash
Virginia Squires routed the Condors by 156 to 133. Key players included Scott with 33 points for Virginia and Verga leading Pittsburgh with 23. Donnie Freeman scored 22 for the Chaps as Dallas defeated North Carolina 133 106. Rocls and Pacers also featured in a 123 106 victory.
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United Press International
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Lakers
Milwaukee
Jim McMillin
Wit Chamberlain
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
Laker
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Pistons
Seattle
Chicago
Boston
Golden State
New York
Atlanta
Cleveland
Baltimore
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Portland
Lee Winfield
SuperSonics
Chet Walker
Join Havlicek
Boston Celtic
Virginia Squires
Satu
Connell
Syntee
Cherrie
Scott
River
Virginia
Bob Verga
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Carblina
Donnie Freeman
Chaps
Cougars
Jos Cal
Competition sharp in World Cup finale
In Gardena Italy Times said Alpine skiing builds to a five-day finale with five races. Leaders Duvillard and Augert duel for World Cup glory as Thoeni and Russi chase, while Americans like Mike Lafferty trail in a season finale marked by downhill and giant slalom bets.
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Michael Katz
N.Y
Timea
Gardena
Italy
Henri Duvillard
France
Jean-Noel Augert
Gustavo Thoeni
Bernard Russi
Switzerland
Andre Bachleda
Poland
Aris
Augert
Bachleda
Duvillard
Megave
Rusal
William Teil Hes
Franz Vogler
West Germany
Moenz
Jean- Claude Killy
Karl Schranz
Gustavo
United States
Mike Latterly
Eugene
Ore
Lafferty
Allison’s tire swap lands him in back at Rockingham
NASCAR official Pal Gazaway flagged a tire shuffle by Junior Johnson’s crew on the left and right sides before Sundays 100 mile race. Allison started from the rear after the miscue was ruled a conformity issue. Johnson said it was a mistake and Allison complained someone told on them.
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John S. Radosta
New York Times
Bobby Allison
Rockingham
N.C
Allison
Penaltien
Tke
Chevrollet
Johnson
Junilor Johnson
Pal Gazaway
National Association For Stock Car Auto Acing
Nascar
Johnon
Gazaway
Alllson
UCLA Stars Lead 1971 72 All-America Team Selection
UCLA center Bill Walton and guard Henry Bibby headline the 1971 72 United Press International All America squad. Walton led voting with 408 points, Bibby 248, as UCLA earns two first team berths alongside Darrell Lamonica? No, Dwight Lamarr? and others. Second and third teams include Chones, McAdoo, Parkhill and more from national programs.
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New York
UPT
Bert Parks
Wooden
Roac
UCLA
Bruins
United Press International
Bill Walton
Henry Bibby
Dwight Lama
Southwestern Toulalana
Jim’ Charies
Marquette
Ed ‘Ratlett
State
Walton
Bibby
Lamar
Chones
Redelf
Tom Riker Ai
Buffalo
Rick Marlin
National Hockey League
Martin
Montreal
Ken Dryden
NHL
Sabres
Minnesota North Stars
Steve Atkinson
Randy Wyrozh
Murray Oliver
Ted Hampson
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Syl Apps
Eddie Shack
Penguins
Williams ski coach Townsend steps down after 22 seasons
Williams College announces coach Ralph J. Townsend will retire from skiing duties after 22 seasons. He will serve as director of the Williams Outing Club and coordinate college recreational programs. Co captain Charles B. Hewett of Winthrop, Maine, will coach Williams next winter.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Ralph J. Townsend
Willams Outing Club
Charles B. Hewett
Winthrop
Maine
Williams
Martin
Buffalo
Eastern girls sweep top ten in junior alpine races
Hilly Shaw of Sim Valley Ida ho edged Peter Dodge Burke Mountain VI by less than a second to win the men giant slalom at the North American Junior Alpine Championships at Mad River Glen. Leslie Orton of Waterville Valley NH won the women's event. results list several top contenders including Greg Jones Tahoe City and McLane McKinney Rend NV among the senior standings.
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Wastsfield
Hilly Shaw
Sim Valley
Idaho
Peter Dodge
Burke Mountain
Mad River Glen
Leslie ‘Grtin
Waterville Valley
N.el
Shaw
Dodge
Greg Jones
Tahoe City
Calif
Ephmen Run 200 Mile Marathon at Williams College
Williamstown Mass Ten Willuns College trackmen staged a weekend relay marathon at Towne Field House covering 201 miles after starting at 11 a.m. Saturday. Chief runner Peter Farwell said injuries and blisters forced withdrawals, with Farwell totaling 33 miles and Scott Lutrey 32 miles among other finishers-Juniors Tom Cleaver and Bruce Jamea also ran.
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Williamstown
Mass
Willuns College
Towne
Peter Farwall
Northbrook
Ill
Farwell
Scott Lutrey
Dundalk
Tom Cleaver
Wilmington
Detsy
Bruce Jamea
Keene, N.H
NBA Sophomores and Freshmen Named in Roster List
NBA sophomore Chris Potter of Clinton New York leads a roster that also includes freshman Paul Skudder of Pelham New York Slan Fri of Memphis Tennessee Mike McGarr of Portland Oregon Mark Sisson of Brunswick Maine and Peter Hyde of Sparta New Jersey in a listed draft or team collection.
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Chris Potter
Clinton, N.Y
Paul Skudder
Pelham
N.Y
Slan Fri
Memphis, Tenn
Mike McGarr
Portland, Ore
Mark Sisson
Brunswick, Maine
Peter Hyde
Sparta
N.J
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Winthrop High
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Sun Valley
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