Red Laver Upset By Upstart Burowiak At Open
Jeff Burowiak of Lafayette California defeated Australian veteran Fred Stolle 6-2 6-4 as top seed Red Laver struggled after a 30 day layoff during first round play at the Redwood Bank International Open in Berkeley and San Francisco. Laver blamed the layoff for mental dullness while Ken Rosewall routed Tom Edtefsen 6-1 6-2. Rafer Johnson joined Continental Telephone Corp as director of community affairs.
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Lafayette
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Berkeley Tennis Club
Fred Stolle
Australia
Laver
South Africa
Fred McMillen
San Francisco
Stolle
Ken Rosewall
Tom Edtefsen
Los Angeles
Cliff Drysdale
Phil Dent
Tom Okker
Jan Codes
Arthur Ashe
Hope Star Base facts and sports results condensed
The Hope Star publishes a weekday edition with Star Publishing Co notes and staff bios. Baseball box scores and standings are reported, including American and National Leagues leaders, game results, and upcoming schedules with teams such as Baltimore Detroit Boston New York Washington Oakland Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh St Louis Montreal Philadelphia Los Angeles Atlanta Houston San Francisco and San Diego.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
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Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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Niekro
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Perry
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Acosta
Falcons Are Victims of the Freeze
The Atlanta Falcons face a federal suit for violating Nixon’s wage-price freeze by raising 197% football ticket prices. The action targets price hikes from $6 to $7.50 for upper levels and $10 to $12.50 for club level seats, with an estimated $380,000 refund liability to affected fans.
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Atlanta Falcons
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Justice Department
Secretary of the Treasury
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Cost of Living Council
Connally
Falcons
Frank E. Wall
National Football League
Southeastern
Office of Emergency Preparedness
William P. Gaffney
U. S
Falcon
Louisiana
Texas
Cougar Guard Lehmann Seeks Trade From Cougars
George Lehmann asked the Carolina Cougars to trade him after a dispute with coach Tom Meschery. The 6-3 guard, who led the ABA in three point field goals last season, did not play last Saturday and was suspended after a 106-101 loss to the Baltimore Bullets. Lehmann said he has not retired or quit basketball but sought a deal to join another team.
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N. C
George Lehmann
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
Cougar
Tom Meschery
ABA
Meschery
Lehmann
Baltimore Bullets
Cou- Bars
Bear Bryant Says Fellow Must Change With Times At Alabama
Alabama coach Bear Bryant argues a program must adapt to modern football trends after a 6-5-1 season. The Crimson Tide moved to 3-0 this year with a 38-0 win over Florida using a Texas Wishbone T offense led by quarterback Terry Davis and star runner Johnny Musso.
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Ala
Times
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Crimson
Alabama
Bryant
Tide
Florida
Texas
Pat Trammell
Crimson Tide
Terry Davis
Johnny Musso
Ellis Beck
Joe LaBue
Steve Bisceglia
Musso
Muss
Birmingham
Davis
John Reaves
Solunar Tables Guide For Daily Fishing And Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
She Rescued Some Animals in Los Angeles
Mrs. Jack Rael paid 85 dollars to bail out 25 stray dogs from a city shelter over the weekend. She housed them at a kennel at 250 dollars per week and said she would give the dogs free to people who provide good homes. By today five had homes.
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Los Angeles
Jack Rael
Archery Deer Season Opens Long in Arkansas in 1972
Arkansas offers one of the nation’s longest archery deer seasons from October 1 to January 31, 1972. The bag limit is two deer of either sex, with immediate tagging required. Licensure rules apply for residents under 16 and lifetime license holders must report for tags. Hunters must check at a station and provide kill details. Bow equipment must meet 7% inch minimum blade width and at least 40 pounds draw at 28 inches.
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Arkansas
Calvin J. Caldwell
Controversy Between Stars Roils Tennis Finals
In Los Angeles the dispute between Rosemary Casals and Billie Jean King over rulings by a line judge erupts during the Pacific Southwest final. J Kramer, tournament director, withholds $4,000 first prize and $2,500 runner up until USLTA discipline action. Casals and King hire a lawyer, while Gladys Heldman says a settlement was reached in Houston with fines of $1,000 each and the prize money adjusted for semi finalists. Casals disputes Heldman’s account.
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Los Angeles
Tne
Rosemary Casals
Billie Jean King
Jack Kramer
Kramer
USLTA
Phoenix
Thunderbird
Miss Casals
Houston
Gladys Heldman
World Tennis Magazine
Mrs. King
Pir Jones
Cycle Champ Agostini Fears Death, Wins Fame, Fortune
Rome AP reports Giacomo Agostini, 30, the Italian film star and 10 time world motorcycle champion, says he has no fear of death because it does not help him win. He dominates in the 350 and 500 CC classes, aided by a possibly faster MV Agusta machine, studies courses on foot to optimize races, and enjoys vast earnings, acclaim, and a sprawling entourage, despite six accidents and detractors attributing success to the bike rather than the rider.
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Playboy
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Ubbiali
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Austini
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Agostino the Mad
Arkansan Edward Wright Urged for Supreme Court Seat
The Arkansas Bar Association executive committee sent a telegram to President Nixon urging Edward Wright of Little Rock for one of two Supreme Court vacancies. Wright, former ABA president, is praised as highly qualified and widely respected. The telegram was sent Monday.
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Little Rock
The
Arkansas Bar Association
Nixon
Edward Wright
U.S. Supreme Court
Wright
American Bar Association
United States
Women Netters Fined for Walkout in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles last weekend Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals staged a walkout at the Southwest Open final. They were fined $1,000 each by Gladys Heldman, founder of the women’s pro tour, who said both agreed to the fines. Tournament officials had refused to dismiss a call drawing objections from both sides and prize money remained withheld. Casals and King have said they hired an attorney to pursue the prize money.
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Houston
Tex
Billy Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Los Angeles
Gladys Heldman
Mrs. King
Miss Casals
Jack Kramer
Phoenix
Texas Turns Attention to Moore Before Oregon Clash
Austin AP report says coach Darrell Royal expects tailback Bobby Moore to keep Texas defenders busy next Saturday. Royal calls Moore elusive and notes Oregon’s Dan Fouts injury may influence game plan. Also mentions Ell and other Longhorns injuries and film study of Oregon footage.
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Bobby Moore
Texas
Longhorn
Darrell Royal
Fouts
Stanford
Royal
Moore
Mell Renfro
Oregon
Longhorns
Renfro
Dallas Cowboys
Eddie Phillips
Tech
Phillips
UCLA
Donnie Wigginton
Eel
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