Borg Edges Amaya in Damp Wimbledon Opener
Bjorn Borg struggled yet prevailed over Vic Amaya in four sets as Wimbledon opened in chilly rain. Connors overcame Russ Simpson in straight sets after a tight second-set tiebreak, while Marks upset Stockton amid back troubles. The day featured rain interruptions and a record purse of 279,023 pounds.
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Lopez Falls Short In Keystone Open For Six In A Row
Roscoe Jones advises Nancy Lopez to stay out of sight after finishing 15 strokes behind Pat Bradley in the Lady Keystone Open. Lopez, the richest rookie in golf history, variegated fans and press all week while remaining upbeat about her run and future in the LPGA.
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Area football coaches face tough rebuilds and new joins
The upcoming football season tests coaches John Chmara and Glyn Carlock. Chmara must replace stars from last year’s Beavers, building a capable lineup from scratch, while Carlock returns many veterans but must shake complacency and blend players for fast start. The Welch-Gary consolidation adds Sid Cure and Ergie Smith, with optimism but tough work ahead. Frank Robinson, first Black major league manager hired by a big club, was fired by Cleveland and now manages Rochester after career MVPs and trade rumblings.
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Glyn Carlock
Chmara
Carlock
Graham G-Men
Welch-Gary
Sid Cure
Ergie Smith
Sid
Gary
Smith
Ergie
Robinson on baseball decline and manager's dwindling authority
Frank Robinson argues he was given a fair chance in Cleveland but fired as clubs push for early success. He notes escalating investments and fragile manager authority, saying fines lack impact and discipline is harder in modern baseball. He contrasts minor league paths of yesteryear with today’s accelerated route to the majors.
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Walton Book Reveals More On Bill Walton Than Public
Portland Star Bill Walton discusses the Scott biography On The Road With The Portland Trail Blazers. The book covers Walton’s early NBA years, injuries, NCAA ties, and Scott’s balanced portrayal amid public privacy and team dynamics.
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North wins U S Open as wind hinders final putt
Andy North stated he had nearly everything going for him as he won the U S Open at Cherry Hills in Denver. He defeated Dave Stockton and J C Snead by one stroke amid 40 to 45 mph winds, while Gary Player faltered with his putting. North recalled his pressure packed four foot putt at the 18th, and noted the calm moment when his win came.
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Bill
Adam
Arizona
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Madison, Wis
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Augusta
Dave Stockton
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Snead
Stockton
Madison
University of Florida
Wisconsin
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Swim Meet Set Tonight at Princeton Pool
Swim teams from the Princeton Recreation Department and the Bluefield Y meet at 5:30 p.m. The Princeton Sharks host Bluefield Y at the Princeton pool. Both teams lost to Wytheville in a tri meet last Thursday, Princeton second and Bluefield Y third. Public, free admission.
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Telegraph Tourney Slated August 25-27
The 1978 Bluefield Daily Telegraph Area Golf Tournament will be played August 25 26 and 27 at Fincastle Country Club in Bluefield Virginia. It is a 54 hole stroke play event for amateurs with handicaps of nine or less who reside in specified West Virginia and Virginia counties.
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Raleigh
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Buchanan
Giles
Bland
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Carlton Slugger
White
Les Fowlkes
Phil Cruise
Bill Baker
Mike White
David Modena
Benny Bowles
Bowles
Florida
Golf
Dietzel Seen as LSU Athletic Director Candidate
A special LSU committee voted 8-1 to recommend Paul Dietzel for athletic director, contingent on contract release from Indiana where he now serves. If accepted, Dietzel would reunite with former assistant Charles McClendon and come after 20 years since his national championship era at LSU.
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Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State University
Dietzel
Indiana
LSU Board of Supervisors
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Maddox
LSU
Louisiana
Army
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South Carolina
Dave Maggard
California
Charles McClendon
Bullets' Unseld and Mays urge parks aid in urban policy
Wes Unseld and Willie Mays urged Congress to approve Carter urban parks and recreation legislation. Testifying before a Senate subcommittee, they cited recreation as a deterrent to drugs and trouble while supporting up to 150 million dollars yearly for five years in federal grants to state and local governments, with 75 percent cost coverage and land not eligible for purchase. The hearing advanced a key part of Carter's urban policy as a companion bill moves in the House.
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