Evert Goolagong Near Open Final Clash Looms
In Forest Hills Evert faces Jansovec in a U S Open semifinal while Goolagong meets Fromholtz. Evert has not dropped a set, chasing her 100th straight clay win. Goolagong trails with 18 games lost. Men’s semis: Nastase vs Borg and Connors vs Vilas, with Borg edging Orantes after a five-set drama.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
Chris Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Goolagong
Dianne Fromholtz
Evert
Yugoslavia
Mima Jansovec
UCLA Upsets ASU 28-10 in Donahue Debut
UCLA under first year coach Terry Donahue toppled Arizona State 28-10, halting ASU’s 13 game win streak and dealing a blow to Frank Kush’s national title hopes. Kush criticized both offense and defense as the Bruins racked up 909 rushing yards in a nationally televised game.
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UCLA
Terry Donahue
Arizona State
Frank Kush
Donahue
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Sun Devils
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Kush
Jeff Dankworth
Theotis Brown
Dankworth
John Sciarra
Sun Devil
Brown
Wendell Tyler
Danny Rush
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
California
Georgia
Missouri
Southern California
Texas well prepared for opener with B C
Texas aims to top Boston College in Alumni Stadium season opener. Last meeting two years ago saw Texas win 42 19 despite BC using a split formation. Earl Campbell, recovering toe bruise, expected to start. BC defense, eight returning starters, must slow Campbell and Texas speed led by Johnny Jones Jimmy Walker Alf Jackson.
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UPI
University of Texas
Boston College
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Eagles
Alumni Stadium
Texas
Darrell Royal
Royal
Earl Campbell
Campbell
Joe Yukica
Johnny ‘Hamlin’ Jones
Jimmy Walker
Alf Jackson
Mt Anthony Gridders Open Season Amid Woes and Hopes
Mt Anthony football coach Ken Liporto outlines a challenging start with injuries illnesses and player departures as the Patriots open against Fair Haven. Key seniors and a depleted backfield test the defense and line while quarterback Dale Corbett shows potential as Mt Anthony aims to defend its 1975 Vermont Division I title one game at a time.
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John Hubbard
Mt. Anthony
Ken Liporto
Anthony
Fair Haven
Patriots
Dave Feenan
Feenan
Joe Myers
Steve Flynn
Mark Johnson
Shawn Fox
Tom Vince
John Hall
Mike Lemeaux
Mike Toomey
Rick Wright
Butch Hall
Tom Blackstone
Pat Kennedy
Dale Corbett
Liporto
Dale
Corbett
Ty Thompson
Tom Pizzano
Dennis Bull
Myers
Flynn
Rob Mather
Pizzano
Tri
Pete Geannelis
Essex
Geannelis
Esprit de Corp
Slaters
Wishbone
Watson leads World Open tied at 65 in windy Pinehurst
Tom Watson shot five under 65 to pull into a three way share of the world Open first round lead at Pinehurst No. 2. Bob Smith and George Burns also reached 65 as Gay Brewer and Forrest Feder stood a stroke back, with Jerry Pate, Jerry McGee and David Graham at 67. Defending champ Jack Nicklaus carded 72.
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Pinehurst
N.C
UPI
Tom Watson
Byron Nelson
Jack Nicklaus
Watson
Smith
Waite Country Club
Maui
Hawaii
Burns
Brooklyn
Egurbi Shines In Bridgeport Jai Alai Matinee
New York Times reports on Jose Antonio Egurbide known as Egurbi in the jai alai scene. The 37 year old star starred in a rapid-fire 7 point singles win, praised for his rebote. Bridgeport fronton in Connecticut sees rising profits, crowds, and high salaries for top players as parimutuel betting climbs.
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N.Y. Times News Service
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Lecube
Aramayo
Egurbi
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Jose Antonio Egurbide
Costas and Pelotas
Bridgeport Jai-Alai
Chato
America
Florida Frontons
Florida
New York City
New York
Mike Jacobs
Lee Shubert
Hippodrome
Times Square
Bronx
Punt Pass & Kick entries open for Bennington youths
Registrations continue for the 1976 Punt Pass & Kick contest co sponsored by the Bennington Recreation Department and Bennington Ford. Open to ages eight through 13, the event is Sept 18 at Memorial Park Field starting 9:30 a.m. Rain or shine.
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Bennington Ford
Memorial Park
League Leaders United
Batting and power leaders from the National and American Leagues show Madlock and Morgan tied for batting at .339 with strong totals. Home run leaders include Kingman and Schmidt tied with 34 and 33 as Foster and Morgan top RBIs for Cin and Hou. Stolen bases crown Taveras leads NL while North heads the AL in steals.
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Oliver
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Jhnstne
Phil
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Gerrimo
Montnez
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Schmidt
Nettles
L.may
Balt
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Oak
Jackson
Hendrick
Cleo
Watson
Luzinski
L. May
Munson
Chambliss
Yastrzemski
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Mayberry
Taveras
Pitt
Brock
St.l
Lopes
Cedeno
North
LeFlore
Det
Campaneris
Baylor
Patek
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