Russians Prepare for World University Games in Moscow
In Moscow 4500 students from 76 nations begin the seventh World University Games amid heavy security after last year’s Munich raid. Opening ceremony set for Lenin Stadium, with track and field and swimming events to dominate. The U S squad of 300 faces tough competition as Russia aims to secure the 1980 Olympic bid, led by stars Borzov and Korbut, while several European teams, including East Germany, field lighter lineups.
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Renate Stecher
Reynolds Ups Top Seed In US Women Amateur
Candy Reynolds of Knoxville defeated Betsy Nagelson of St Petersburg in straight sets 75 63 in the second round of the US Women’s Amateur Grass Court Championships at Haverford. Billy Higgins of Phoenix upset Italian Adiano Panatta 64 64 in Clay Court event before rain halted first round play in Indianapolis. Larry Brown signed a five year contract as head coach of the Carolina Cougars in Greensboro. Ron Dixon of New Zealand won the 1500 meters by three seconds in Copenhagen, with four American wins on day one.
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Candy Reynolds
Knoxville
Tenn
Betsy Nagelson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Indianapolis
Billy Higgins
Phoenix
Ariz
Adiano Panatta
Greensboro
N.C
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
Larry Brown
Copenhagen
Ron Dixon
New Zealand
Chuck Labenz
United States
Pats Place 2 on Waivers
Two Patriots rookies Henry Moore from Laveren College and Dan Werner from Michigan State were placed on waivers. Werner will be carried on the taxi squad.
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Laveren College
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Michigan State
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DeMarco signs with Cape Cod Cubs for 1973-74 season
Defenseman Mike DeMarco signed a one year contract with the Cape Cod Cubs today becoming the first player to sign for the 1973-74 season. He played in all 76 games last season helping Cape Cod to the Eastern Hockey League Central Division title as the team moves to the new North American Hockey League.
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Mass
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Colts Sued By Unitas
Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas, benched and traded after the 1972 season, sues the Colts for 725000 in a Baltimore Superior Court breach of contract action. He alleges malicious breach seeking compensatory and punitive damages. Attorney Lewis A Noonberg says there was no attempt at Rozelle arbitration.
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San Diego
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Martha Jones Elim in First Round of US Women's Amateur
Decatur's Martha Jones fell to Amy Alcott of Los Angeles one up after 19 holes in the opening round at Montclair New Jersey. Mary Budke the defending champion posted a 6 5 win over Mrs. Robert Young as Kaye Potter lost to Mrs. John Oliver III.
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N.J. Decatur
Martha Jones
Amy Alcott
Los Angeles
Martha
University of Kebama
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Mary Budke
Dayton
Ore
Robert Young
Westport
Conn
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Miss Budke
Kaye Potter
Louisville
John Oliver III
Pittsburgh
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