Rutledge Says Letter Of Intent May Have Been Forged At ASU
Kevin Rutledge, now at UNLV, claims his ASU letter of intent signature was forged amid harassment by coach Frank Kush and others. The $2.2 million suit, facing the Arizona Board of Regents and Kush, resumes Monday with evidence including the questioned letter dated Feb 7 1977.
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Renault 5 Wins Rally Monte Carlo In Snow Clash
Jean Ragnotti and co driver Jean-Marie Andrie clinched the 49th Monte Carlo Rally for Renault 5 Turbo in 9 hours 55 minutes 55 seconds over 495 miles. Therier crashed on a snow patch evening allowing the Renault to surge to victory ahead of Frequelin Todt in a Talbot Lotus with Mikkola’s Audi Quattro failing to maintain pace.
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Potter Advances To Semis In Avon Tennis Tournament
Unseeded Barbara Potter defeated Peanut Louie 6-2 6-2 to reach the Avon tournament semifinals at the International Amphitheatre, joining Hana Mandlikova and Wendy Turnbull who won in straight sets. Martina Navratilova awaits her quarterfinal match later Friday night.
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Wendy Turnbull
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International Amphitheatre
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Louie
Andrea Jaeger
Mandlikova
Sylvia Hanika
West Germany
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Mets announce Henderson signing and two more players
New York Mets outfielder Steve Henderson signed a one year contract after posting a .290 average last season. The club also announced three year, two year and one year deals for infielder Bob Bailor, pitcher Pete Falcone and pitcher Ed Glynn, terms undisclosed. Henderson arrived from Cincinnati in 1977 as part of the Tom Seaver deal and eyed a quick start after the winter trade rumors.
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Blue Jays
Walton Career Over? Doctor Says NBA Return Impossible
SAN DIEGO AP reports Bill Walton, 6-11 center, has been told by his doctor he is through with basketball due to an oft fracturing left foot. His wife remains hopeful, while Clippers officials note the surgery aimed to relieve pain and no return to competition is anticipated. Walton’s legal fight includes a $5.6 million lawsuit pending June 1 against Trail Blazers affiliates.
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Simon Expected To Take USOC Reins
Former Treasury Secretary William E. Simon is poised to become president of the U S Olympic Committee at its quadrennial meeting in Colorado Springs. The move follows his four years as USOC treasurer and comes as the delegates prepare a new leadership slate.
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Robert H. Helmick
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Rochelle Park
N.J
Lawrence Hough
Washington, D.C
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F. Don Miller
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