Yugoslav rookie Dalipagic charms Celtics at Marshfield trial
Celtics scout Dalipagic a 6-6 forward from Yugoslavia dazzled at Marshfield tryout with his outside shooting and rebounding. Coach Heinsohn acknowledged language barriers but praised his potential to fit NBA play, as Red Auerbach and assistants evaluate his bid for a training camp invite. Norman Cook, 6-9 Kansas signee, joins the rookies as Dalipagic seeks a contract.
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Browns top Eagles 21 17 as Sipe shines in win
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe engineered three touchdown drives for a 21 17 exhibition victory over Philadelphia. He completed 12 of 16 for 157 yards and two TDs while Mike Phipps held the backup role. Pruitt, Warfield, Logan and Duncan contributed scoring plays as Cleveland improved behind Sipe’s late two minute drill.
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Borg returns to form in U S Pro bid at Longwood
Bjorn Borg, Sweden's tennis idol, returns after a six week layoff to start a bid for a third straight U S Pro title at Longwood. He defeats John Whitlinger 6 3 6 1 on opening night, saying he felt good and stomach problems are solved by cortisone and rest. The $125 000 event runs eight days with a $25 000 winner’s share.
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Vilas Wins Canadian Open Crown In Toronto
Argentina’s Guillermo Vilas, top seed, defeated Poland’s Wojtek Fibak 6-4 7-5 6-2 to claim the $155,000 Canadian Open title. In other first round action, Vilas Gerulaitis beat Marty Riessen 6-1 6-3 in South Orange. Linky Boshoff led South Africa to a 3-0 Federation Cup win over South Korea in Philadelphia.
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