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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1977

Page

15

Moore Edges Everette In Last Oak Hollow Senior Title

Top seed Eric Moore of Charlotte defeated Maurice Everette of Winston-Salem 4-6 6-3 7-5 in the men’s 40 final after a lengthy, contentious match. Everette disputed a line call, Moore defended calls, and the bout featured late rallying and taunting from both players. Other finals included Culbertson over Weathers in men’s 50 and Southern in women’s 50, as tournament director Fred Wood presented medals.

Oak Hollow Eric Moore Charlotte Maurice Everette Winston-Salem Everette Moore al Culbertson Bill Weathers Southern Pines Mildred Southern Asheboro Margaret Norman Harris West Pfeiffer College Virginia Fred Wood High Point City Tennis Ed Ray Gottfried Fort Lauderdale Fla Vilas Paris Mima Jansovec Yugoslavia Florenta Mihai Romania Chris Evert WTT Ment Payne Forsyth Country Club

Hough Seals Victory As Dodgers Hold NL West Lead

Dodgers reliever Charlie Hough struggled with control but earned his 15th save after facing late-inning danger. Dave Lopes hit a two run homer for Los Angeles who stretched their lead over Cincinnati to 10 games. Other NL results included Reds 14 Astros 4 and Expos 7 Cardinals 5 with Mejias delivering a pinch hit homer for Montreal.

Associated Press Charlie Hough San Diego Los Angeles Doug U Hough Hope Dodger Tom Lasorda Dodgers Dave Lopes Cincinnati Reds Houston Astros Montreal Expos St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Reds Astros Johnny Bench Joe Morgan Gary Nolan Cincinnati Houston Bench Expos Cardinals Montreal Sam Mejias Mejias St. Louis Don Stanhouse Stanhouse Santo Alcala

Vilas crushes Gottfried on clay to win French Open final

Guillermo Vilas, the Argentine star, defeated Brian Gottfried 6-0 6-3 6-0 on the Roland Garros center court to claim the French Championship. The win boosts Vilas as a Wimbledon favorite while Gottfried lamented a powerless performance.

Paris Au Revoir England Wimbledon Guillermo Vilas Brian Gottfried Jimmy Connors Bjorn Borg Roscoe Tanner Vilas Tiriac

Payne Survives to Win Oak Hollow 40 Singles Title

Gloria Payne, 41, overcame a yearlong recovery from knee surgery to win the Oak Hollow Senior Tennis Championships women's 40 singles, defeating Charlotte’s June Sheppard 6-0 6-1 in the final. Payne, a Macon Junior College instructor, builds a national ranking in the 35 and 40 divisions and discusses costs, travel, and her athletic longevity.

Gloria Payne Eyes Return Oak Hollow Gloria Payne Payne Charlotte June Sheppard NFL California Macon Junior College Macon

Nilsson Wins Belgian Grand Prix In Rain Drenched Duel

At Zolder Sweden's Gunnar Nilsson won the Belgian Grand Prix in rain scarred conditions. Niki Lauda finished second and Ronnie Peterson third as Andretti retired after a collision with Watson. The race featured strategic tire changes and late drama as Nilsson seized the lead on slicks. Dwight Evans faces possible stint on the disabled list for the Boston Red Sox.

Zolder Belgium Mario Andretti Gunnar Nilsson Jps-Lotus Andretti Britain John Watson Brabham Watson Nilsson Niki Lauda Austria Ronnie Peterson Vittorio Brambilla James Hunt Hunt Japan McLaren Jody Scheckter Wolf Jochen Mass Lauda Ferrari Scheckter Mass Peterson Ronnie Niki

Arizona State Wins 56th NCAA Outdoor Track Title

Arizona State captures 64 points to win its first national title at Champaign led by Herman Frazier and Kyle Amey. The Sun Devils held off Texas El Paso and defending champion Southern California as Frazier won the 400 meters and anchored key relays. Arney won the high jump with 7 feet 6 inches beating Franklin Jacobs.

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