Chrissie Evert Reveals Silent Poker Face On Court
In an interview, Chrissie Evert discusses her unflappable exterior and growing need to express emotions. She explains how public attention, marriage rumors, and a high prize money total shape her private life, while noting press scrutiny and pressure to win persistently.
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Jimmy Connors
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Chris
Fort Lauderdale
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Marcie Lowe
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Dallas
Lesley Hunt
Lompoc Braves win tournament title with freshmen stars
The Lompoc Braves edged Canyon 3-2 to clinch the Thousand Oaks Lions Club Baseball Tournament title after a 9-7 win over Hueneme. Freshmen Paul Huyck Dave Beltran and Casey Candaele contributed key hits as Lompoc rotated players, with Mick Shroll earning the title-game win and Havek starting four innings. The Braves, 13-6, resume Northern League play versus Santa Maria next Friday in Lom poc.
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Candaele
Glen Neal
Neal
Santa Maria
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Pat Foote
San Marcos
Lonborg Back on Winning Track for Phillies
Jim Lonborg returns to form for the Philadelphia Phillies in an 8-2 victory over Montreal, ending a winless stretch since July. He allowed six hits, walked three, and struck out six as Dick Allen Garry Maddox and Bob Boone drove in runs while Montreal errors aided the cause.
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Downey Elks win Santa Maria Righetti tourney title
Downey Elks defeated Marina in the Santa Maria Righetti tournament final 7 2 after a baseball event yesterday. In the consolation round Santa Barbara beat Righetti 64 and San Marcos edged Santa Maria 3 2 to claim third place.
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Goolagong and Evert Advance in Virginia Slims Round Robin
Evonne Goolagong and Chris Evert, the top two seeds, both won their Wednesday night matches in the Virginia Slims Championship round robin at the Sports Arena. Each faced tougher-than-expected games as they opened competition in Los Angeles.
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Cabrillo Congs Fall to Eighth in CLF Baseball Poll
In the Litest CLF Southern Section FA Baseball Writers Poll the Cabrillo Congs drop from third to eighth while Lom Po e rises from 17th to 16th. Top ten include Balgewood 14 119, Fullerton 12 1K, Cerritos 14 17h, Whittier 12 2, Bernard 16 2 (127), South Torrance 12 5 1102, Bolsa Grande 14 5 AX, Cabrido 13 176, La Habra 10 9, Bishop Montgomery 10 7-1147. Other votes go to Colton, Arden Grove, Northview, Nogales, Riverside North, Lompoc, Montehar.
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la Habra
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Colton
Arden Grove
Northview
Nogales
Riverside North
Lompoc
Montehar
WHA cracks down after violent Nordiques Cowboys brawl
The WHA fined Calgary and Quebec teams 25 000 each and suspended coaches for multiple games. Six players were fined 200 each. Bud Poile resigned as WHA hockey chief amid a seven hour board meeting. Rick Jodzio faces criminal charges and Quebec solicitor general has issued a warrant for his arrest. The league vows further action to curb on ice violence.
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Rick Jodzio
Quebec
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Jean-Guy Gendron
Danny Lawson
Jodzio
Marc Tardif
Fernand Lalonde
Poile
Jodzo
Crozier Hatskin
Secret escape for Kuhn pass after meeting
Baseball's fate for Toronto lingered after a Chicago hotel meeting among Bowie Kuhn AL and NL leaders and four club reps each. Kuhn favored NL entry for Toronto while AL already granted a Toronto franchise and planned cross league entry next year. A Washington concession was proposed, but Toronto interests tied to LaBatt, RK Howard Webster, and a Canadian bank remained poised to receive the franchise regardless of league outcome.
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Bowie Kuhn
Lee MacPhail
Charles Feeney
Kuhn
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LaBatt
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Softball Officials Clinics Begin Tonight Across City Games
The Department of Parks and Recreation sponsors umpire clinics for city slow pitch and ponytail softball. Sessions start tonight at 7 pm, Friday at 5 pm, and Saturday at 9 am at the department office 105 South C Street. For details call 736 4515.
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Rangers stun A's as Perry shines in six hitter win
Texas Rangers captain their season with a 4-2 victory over Oakland, as Gaylord Perry delivers six strong innings and five of six games won while Lucchesi praises a staff with nine earned runs allowed in 56 innings. Toby Harrah drives in the go ahead run in the fifth.
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