Solomon Survives First French Open Round in Slow Clay
Harold Solomon from Pompano Beach Florida won his opening match at Roland Garros defeating John Feaver 6-2 6-8 6-2 6-3. Solomon, who had been ill for three weeks, said he would rest before the next round. Also advancing were John McEnroe and Ilie Nastase among others as 19 Americans opened play, with five-set matches common on the slow court.
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McGinnis Seeks Break From Slump In NBA Final
Philadelphia star George McGinnis, mired in a playoff slump, scored eight points as the 76ers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 107-101 to take a 1-0 series lead. Coach Gene Shue, teammates, and McGinnis' own comments show concern over his scoring drought and mental state.
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Wadkins Tops Qualifying For Open At Pinehurst
Lanny Wadkins led a field of 24 local qualifiers for the U S Open with a two day total of 197 at Pinehurst no 2 and no 5 courses. He had seven birdies and no bogeys, finishing three strokes ahead of Mick Soli who posted 140 after a 68 on day two. Curtis Strange stood third at 142, with nine players in a playoff for the final spot amid heavy rain and soaking conditions.
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Barry To Return To Golden State
New York AP reports Barry will stay with the Golden State Warriors for 1976-77, aiming to play another season under contract. He discusses post career goals in sportscasting, praises Julius Erving, and notes the 76ers’ chemistry with McGinnis. He also hints at a possible trade involving McGinnis.
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Hayes Confirms Stay With Bullets After Talks
Washington star Elvin Hayes says a lengthy talk with Bullets owner Abe Pollin convinced him to remain with the NBA team for next season. Hayes defended his playoff performance, noting his strong scoring and rebounding in the previous year and acknowledging Pollin’s stance on his value.
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