Aztecs meet Long Beach in pivotal PCAA clash
San Diego State coach Tim Vezie leads an 8-8 Aztecs team in a crucial PCAA showdown with visiting Long Beach State. Vezie, interim since Sept, eyes first win over the 49ers, while SDSU stresses a physical, developing lineup as center Carlos Mina nurses an ankle. The game airs at 8 p.m. on KFOX AM 1280 with KNAC FM 105.5 providing pre and post game coverage.
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Jim McCormack
San Diego
San Diego State
Tim Vezie
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Long Beach State
Long Beach
Vezie
Dick Davis
European Professional Basketball Association
Aztecs
49Ers
PCAA
Steve Copp
Will Connelly
Allen Bunting
Gary Earle
Bob Kovach
Mark Dellman
Carlos Mina
Cal State Fullerton
Kfox-Am
Knac-Fm
Laura Baugh Leads Burdines Invitational First Round
Laura Baugh shot 4 under par 68 to grab a one stroke lead at the Burdines Invitational in Miami. Janet Caponi Lepera and Kathy McMullen were one behind on 69, with a six way logjam at 70.
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UPI
Laura Baugh
Janet Caponi Lepera
Kathy McMullen
Janet LePera
Jane Blalock
Marie Breer
Joyce Kazmierski
Sharon Miller
Judy Rankin
Donna Caponi Young
Roberta Albers
JoAnn Carner
Kathy Cornelius
Carol Mann
Mary Mills
Sandra Postou
Carole Jo Skala
Mary Wolfe
Bonnie Bryant
Sandra Haynie
Karolyn Kertzman
Suzie McAllister
Sandra Palmer
Christ Pastore
Beth Solomon
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Baugh
Tanner gives Yanks split in Davis Cup upset of Smith
Roscoe Tanner defeated Roberto Chavez 6 1 6 3 6 3 to give the United States a split of the opening Davis Cup matches with Mexico. Raul Ramirez upset Stan Smith 3 6 6 4 6 1 8 6, leveling the ties. Ramirez staged a comeback after losing the first set and improved on the World Championship Tennis tour.
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Tanner
Yanks
Smith
Palm Springs
Roscoe Tanner
Roberto Chavez
United States
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Stan Smith
Ramirez
Chavez
Ralston
Pancho Contreras
Denny
Contreras
Vicente Zarazua
Dick Stockton
Bob Lutz
Ensenada
University of Southern California
la Costa
World Football League eyes 1975 season decision
WFL president Chris Hemmeter said a March 15 go or no go decision will determine if the league reorganizes. If all eight clubs approve escrow funds the league will reform. otherwise, it will fold. The plan also includes credibility building and outreach to potential markets.
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World Football League
Chris Hemmeter
Hemmeter
Nat Frazier
Frazier
Morgan
Banks
Palmer keeps pace in Hawaiian Open as Palmer ties for lead
Arnold Palmer shoots 67 to climb to 136 and join a four way tie for the Hawaiian Open lead alongside Al Geiberger Eddie Pearce Forrest Ferrell and Gary Groh. Geiberger posts 69 as Jack Nicklaus stumbles to 142 and misses the cut after a 74.
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Honolulu
Arnold Palmer
al Geiberger
Palmer
Eddie Pearce
Forrest Ferler
Gary Groh
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Evans
Bud Allin
Bruce Crampton
Tom Weiskopf
Allen Miller
Lou Graham
Mac McLendon
Bill Rogers
Alan Tapie
Charles Coody
Sam Edwards
Tom Watson
John Mahaffey
Bob E. Smith
Don Iverson
Gene Littler
Richie Kart
Fuzzer Zoeller
Billy Casper
Bob Eastwood
Jack Ewing
George Archer
Larry Hinson
Dick Crawford
DeWitt Weaver
Dave Newaquist
Jim Wiechers
J.C. Snead
Larry Ziegler
Don Bies
Pete Brown
Randy Erskine
Masashi Ozaki
Vic Regalado
Tom Kite
Red Curl
Dale Douglass
Labron Harris
Tom Shaw
Connors Faces Laver In $100,000 Clash In Las Vegas
Jimmy Connors arrives late at a Las Vegas press conference ahead of a $100,000 championship match with Rod Laver. The 22 year old taunts rivals, hints at free spirit play, while Gonzalez stays as referee and Bob Howe as deputy. Laver expects no distraction.
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Las Vegas
Jimmy Connors
Rod Laver
Connors
John Newcombe
Bill Riordan
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzalez
Bob Howe
Laver
Read Paces Top Fuel Dragsters at Pomona
Gary Read of El Monte clocked 5.972 seconds at 231.36 mph to lead top fuel qualifying at the Winternationals, the first sub six second run of the year. Shirley Muldowney, Mt. Clemens, blew her engine after a 6.031 run but stopped safely. Jeb Allen was third quickest at 6.036 seconds and 241.28 mph. Mike Miller led funny car with 6.316 at 213.77 mph. Wayne Gapp topped pro stock at 8.81 and 154.37 mph. Over 600 cars entered the $250,000 event.
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Pomona
Gary Read
el Monte
Read
Shirley ‘Cha Cha
Ms. Muldowney
Mt. Clements
Mich
Jeb Allen
Santa Rosa
Don Garlits
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