HPTA Netters Show Early Progress in Summer Tourney
High Point Tennis Association contests moved ahead with quarterfinals over by Wednesday. Tom Muschlitz upset David Lopp in a tight match to reach the semis, while Will Ferrell defeated Roger Spaugh. Louise Campbell held top seed in Women's B Singles, and Pendry Grove kept their top seed in Women's Doubles after a 7-6 6-4 win.
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Jamie Allen shines as Arizona State tops South Carolina in CWS
Arizona State freshman Jamie Allen hurled three innings of one hit relief and stirred the mound with high energy as the Sun Devils beat South Carolina 6 2 in the College World Series game. Coach Jim Brock praised his showmanship while SC coach June Raines criticized the stalling tactics delaying the action. Southern Illinois upset California State Los Angeles 9 7 in the other elimination game with ASU facing SIU in an elimination bout and a potential title rematch with South Carolina. The High Point Christians announce three weekend games at Cedron Park and a Sunday doubleheader with a raffle for team support.
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Shaffer Leaves Andrews For Junior Pan American Tryouts
Andrews star guard Aprille Shaffer flew to Squaw Valley California for Junior Pan American Games tryouts. The District 7 Player of the Year, Shaffer has signed to play at North Carolina under coach Jennifer Alley. Her No 12 jersey, retired earlier, will remain on display at Andrews.
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Ruff Claims Top Athlete Honors Again
Citadel linebacker Brian Ruff named Southern Conference athlete of the year for the second straight season. The Mountainside native edged Pete Conaty of East Carolina in a vote by the Southern Conference Sports Media Association, receiving 20 votes to Conaty's 17. Ruff, 6-1, senior, posted 123 tackles 90 assists with two picks and a fumble, and was a two time conference football player of the year.
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No Fury At NBA's Meetings
CORONADO Calif AP One year after merger with the ABA the NBA Board of Governors meetings closed with few dramatic developments. Commissioner Larry OBrien called the sessions unearthly dull while noting the Indiana Pacers faced serious financial pressures and potential relocation. The governors adopted a two point program to ease the four ABA entrants financial burdens.
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Finley threatens to "lower the boom" on Kuhn over Seaver trade
Oakland owner Charles Finley, denouncing Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, says Kuhn has shown bias as he rails against the Seaver deal and recalls past voided sales of Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers, and Joe Rudi. Finley vows further action as the feud heats up.
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Associated Press
Green leads Open after first round in Tulsa
Hubert Green heads a seven man group with one under par 69s to share the lead after the opening round of the 77th U S Open Golf Championship in Tulsa.
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Baseball Trade Roundup Involving Several MLB Clubs
The Associated Press reports multiple player trades and signings across major leagues. California Angels traded Don Kirkwood John Verhoeven and others for Ken Brett. Montreal acquired Wayne Twitchell and Tim Glackwell for Barry Foote and Dan Warthen. Mets and Phillies made major deals including Tom Underwood and Bake McBride exchange with St. Louis. Cardinals added Rowdy Raabe from Cincinnati. Seattle signed Henry Bender and others. Texas and Oakland made pitcher moves and recalls in minor leagues.
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Montreal reports Olympic profits and 1984 bid outlook
The Montreal organizing committee showed an excess of revenue over costs of 126 million dollars with debts of 200 to 300 million borne by Montreal and Quebec. Bids for 1984 were due by October 31 with Los Angeles seen as a likely candidate. The report details expenses of 263 million against 380 million in revenues and notes 8 850 athletes with a 1 million visitor count. Dick Tomey named Hawaii head football coach at UCLA’s successor.
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