Philadelphia Tennis Star Defeats Chmyreva In Open Round
Virginia Wade of Great Britain defeated Natasha Chmyreva of the Soviet Union 4-6 6-2 6-1 to advance to the second round of the $75,000 Philadelphia tournament in spoils of a rainy Spokane scene. Edgar Fr Sneva Jr., one of five racing brothers, died in a Spokane convalescent home from injuries in a 1974 crash.
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Tampa and Seattle Build Expansion Rosters After Draft
Tampa Bay and Seattle named 39 players apiece in the NFL draft era expansion rosters. Coaches John McKay and Jack Patera defended selections, noting veterans and unproven youngsters, with hopes the groups form cohesive teams and fuel early seasons.
Area Stars Dominate 1975-76 Little Dixie All Conference Roster
Area stars Melvin Harvey and Julie Spene lead first team in boys and Teresa Robinson and Melissa Harvey headline second team for the Bulldogs. Harrisburg and Ashland place two girls on first team with Sally Nichols Kristi Richards and Cathy Nichols Kim Phillips. Ashland's Nichols named MVP. boys include Gilpin Carter Liesman Sanford and Harvey. Second team features James Jameson etc. Honorable mention lists include Hilgedick Brown Zike Bird Stieferman Thomas.
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Melvin Harvey
Julie Spene
Bulldogs
Teresa Robinson
Melissa Harvey
Community A-h
Randy Hoyt
Daryl Hooke
Little Dixie
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Ashland
Sally Nichols
Kristi Richards
Cathy Nichols
Kim Phillips
Eagles
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LCC
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Mark Carter
Madison
Paul Liesman
South Callaway
Dan Sanford
Harvey
Roy James
Madisan
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Clint McBride
Mike Hight
Hallsville
Terry Sapp
Cindy Kessick
Kim Hudson
Higbee
Jonne Wilcoxson
Ben Hilgedick
Mike Brown
Tim Zike
Ernie Bird
South
Callaway
Rich Stieferman
Doug Thomas
Wiggin Gambled. Chiefs Lose Kearney in Expansion Draft
Kansas City coach Paul Wiggin admitted a calculated gamble left veteran strong safety Jim Kearney unprotected. Kearney, 33, was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as Seattle picked Rocky Basley and Lawrence Williams went to Tampa as well. Kearney expressed disappointment at not finishing his career with the Chiefs and will decide on retirement after speaking with Tampa coach John McKay.
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Jack Patera
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Seahawks
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Oakland
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Bob Moore
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Buffalo
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Bill Olds
Norm Evans
Los Angeles
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Detroit
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Royals Optimistic On Stronger 1976 Team
Fort Myers reports that Whitey Herzog expects Kansas City to improve on a 91 win 1975 season with a stronger pitching staff and clearer plans. Key players John Mayberry and George Brett are highlighted as future stars, while Dennis Leonard Steve Busby and Paul Splittorff anchor a bolstered rotation.
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Royals
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George Brett
Mayberry
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Fred Lynn
Brett
Dennis Leonard
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al Fitzmorris
Paul Splittorff
Busby
Doug Bird
Marty Pattin
Ray Sadecki
Steve Minnori
Pro Scoreboard NBA Basketball Thursday's Games
Summary unavailable due to incomplete OCR text. The readable items mention Atlanta and New York, Washington and Philadelphia, Boston and Buffalo with partial team abbreviations and scores. No clear event outcomes or dates are extractable from the fragment.
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Cleveland
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Portland
Minnesota
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Montreal
Toronto
Louis
Missouri Deer Hunters Face More Restrictions
Missouri wildlife biologists told the Conservation Commission that deer hunting could face tighter rules after a surge in female deer kills last season. They cited 19,000 does killed vs 8,000 the previous year, linking it to opening weekend doe and buck hunting. They urged quota systems to prevent shortages and warned that broad-area hunting could end the era of a straight doe season.
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Conservation Commission
Wildlife Division
Wayne Porath
Oliver Torgerson
Commission
Torgerson
Conservation Department
Carl Noren
Tor Berson
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Porath
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