Panthers sweep GW in Easter tennis rout in D C
High Point College blasted Georgetown University 9-0 and followed with a 7-2 victory to raise the Panthers record to 17-4. Peter Ranney and Hector Villarroel led with wins, while Bill Ashley Robert Goode and Mike Casey added key singles and doubles triumphs. The next action comes Friday vs Richmond with further matches set through the weekend.
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Lamonica Negotiations With Raiders Near Breakthrough
Lamonica 33, may leave Raiders for WFL as talks with Oakland continue. He would be the second quarterback to depart for the new league after Ken Stabler signed a million dollar contract with the Birmingham Americans. Lamonica previously starred for Notre Dame and the Bills before joining the Raiders in 1967, posting over 200 completions and 3,000 yards in 1967 1968 and 1969.
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Tigers Top Red Sox as Coleman Narrowly Shuts Down Boston
Detroit defeated Boston 6 to 1 as Joe Coleman twirled a three hitter. Norm Cash belted his first homer of the season, while the Red Sox left seven on base. Milwaukee beat Baltimore 6 to 5 behind Clyde Wright’s four-hitter. The Angels crushed Minnesota 8 to 1, Bill Singer pitching five-hitter with 12 hits by Angels. Oakland edged Chicago 4 to 3 in 13 innings on Gene Tenace’s base hit after Donaldson’s early speed.
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Tenace
Newcombe and others compete as doubles begin
Syd Ball of Australia beat Keith Stoneman of Charlotte 6 2, 6 3 while Doug Crawford of Boston defeated Bobby Brien 6 3 4 6 2 and Karl Coombes outlasted Fred McNair 7 5 3 6 6 4 Coombes and McNair belong to Cedar Forest Racquet Club in Charlotte Addison is named to replace Frank Froehling who was injured in the tournament Doubles play starts Wednesday
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Froehling
Wilt Chamberlain signals possible team move to Toronto
Wilt from the page three B mance notes the Q’s playoff run and Utah series, calling the defense lousy but praising a young team. He remains eligible next season and says his role depends on circumstances, including Len Bloom possibly selling the club to Toronto.
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Resignation of LCSC basketball coach Burr Adams before first game
Lewiston Idaho M V Burr Adams aged 26 resigns as head basketball coach at Lewis Clark State College due to widespread negative attitude toward basketball among students faculty and community before he coached a game.
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Latford Going To Atlanta Track
Larry Hogan former executive vice president at North Carolina Motor Speedway Rockingham is named general manager of Atlanta International Raceway. Bob Latford from Charlotte Motor Speedway is named promotions director for the Atlanta track and will resign from his Charlotte post after the May World 600 race to work full time in Atlanta.
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Coaches Wanted at Boys Club for Local Leagues
The Boys Club seeks coaches for its little league and pony league teams. Program director Bob Archie urges interested volunteers to contact the Boys' Club on South Main Street. In racing news at Aqueduct Heir to the Line won the Jamestown Purse by 3% over Our Reward in a $12,000 event.
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The Axe Palmer Method Athlete of the Decade
In this column Arnold Palmer discusses how the initial direction of a golf shot is set by the clubhead path at impact and not just grip. He explains outside-in versus inside-out flaws and offers his booklet Tee Shots and Fairway Woods for 20 cents plus return envelope to readers.
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Arnold Palmer
Pirates Stay Clear in Southern Conf After Split Doubleheader
East Carolina maintains the lead in the Southern Conference race after a split nonleague doubleheader. Appalachian State and Richmond traded wins, leaving ECU at 8-1 with five games left. Virginia Military Institute upset Furman in extras, lifting to 4-7 while Furman falls to 2-6.
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Being Pretty Not Enough For Golfer Laura Baugh
Laura Baugh at 18 seeks a first LPGA win amid fame and fortune. She aims for the Dinah Shore Winner’s Circle in Palm Springs and balances endorsements and a role as fashion editor. Baugh, U.S. Amateur 1971 champion, is undaunted by beauty talk and believes beauty aids the tour by drawing fans.
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Ladies Home Journal
Irish Luck Favors Maraton Winner
Neil Cusack, a 22 year old ETSU student from Limerick, Ireland, won the 78th Boston A A Marathon finishing in 2 hours 13 minutes 39 seconds after conquering Heartbreak Hill on Patriots Day. He said the wind was at his back and led early to a blistering pace, pulling away from the field.
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