Cunningham Faces Choice On Return To Cougars Or Stay In 76ers
The Greensboro rivet centers on Billy Cunningham weighing a return to the Carolina Cougars versus remaining with the Philadelphia 76ers under a long term deal. Legal actions loom if Cunningham rejects or delays reporting by Sept. 15.
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Montreal Rookies Spark Upset of Bruins in Final Battle
Montreal rookies Ken Dryden and Pete Mahovlich led the upstart Canadiens to a 4-2 seventh game victory over the Boston Bruins. Dryden made 46 saves in a dramatic quarter final series clincher and Mahovlich created the decisive plays in a standout performance.
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Ashe Takes NCNE Title at Charlotte Open
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Va defeated an opponent from Charlotte to win the $25 000 NCNE tennis title in straight sets 63 62. Evert partnered with a teammate but the report focuses on Ashe's victory and the upset busting result.
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Morey Captures Seniors With Six-Stroke Lead
Dale Morey of High Point N C shot 67 to lead by six strokes as second round began. Bob Harper of Columbia finished third after a sudden death playoff among four players tied at 152. Fred Wiles Carlton Dixon and Harry Welch also tied for fourth to sixth with 152.
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Yaz On Black List After Inside Pitch Rivalry
In a tense MLB scene, Carl Yastrzemski accuses Dean Chance of throwing at him after an inside pitch during a 1971 season duel. Siebert and Chance pitched well. Dunning earned a one hit win for Cleveland as Washington split. Alex Johnson fueled the Angels win. Baltimore rode Don Buford and Paul Blair in another East clash.
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Trevino Plans Masters Return
Trevino says his game has changed and he will play in the Masters next spring if invited. He told Florida Times-Union Sports Writer Bernie Reid that he will go if invited, despite skipping the event for two years due to his low tee shot game.
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Depth Hurts HPC In Loss To UNCG
High Point College fell 54 in tennis to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro Sunday afternoon. Javier Sanjines won at No. 1 for UNCG 6-2 6-2, while Mike Smith beat John Hemphill 6-1 6-2. Sanjines and Hyatt defeated Swindell and McCurry 6-0 6-2 in doubles, with Smith and Woodward winning 6-4 7-5 over Walterman and Hemphill.
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Petty Wins Gwyn Staley 250 as Pearson Pressures Him
Richard Petty wins the Gwyn Staley Memorial 250 at North Wilkesboro Speedway, his 126th career victory, pushing earnings toward 1 million. David Pearson and Benny Parsons battled early. Petty pulled ahead by halfway, beating rivals by clear margins as debris and tire issues troubled Isaac. Attendance was about 15,000 with speeds near 98.5 mph.
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Different Tactics The Same Result In Auto Race
Benny Phillips reports on a stock car race where Petty used hard tires to chase and pass Isaac who suffered engine failure finishing 13th. David Pearson finished second, one lap behind Petty, with Richard Brooks mentioned in the context of the recap.
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Littler Wins Monsanto Open in Pensacola
Gene Littler, 40, La Jolla California, edged George Archer by three with a final 67 to total 276 and capture the $30,000 first prize. Archer finished tied for second at 279, while Bob Murphy and Larry Wood were 280. Littler’s 23rd tour win ends a long drought and boosts his standing for a later Tour Championship.
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Pete Brown
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