Stockholm and Paris Open Tennis News Roundup
TENNIS STOCKHOLM eighth seed Adriano Panatta of Italy beat Haroon Rahim 6-3 6-4 to reach the second round. PARIS Tom Okker of the Netherlands won the Paris Indoor title with 3-6 6-2 3-6 6-3 6-4 over Arthur Ashe. MANILA Ross Case of Australia defeated Corrado Barazuti 8-2 6-1 to claim $12,000 in the Philippine International Grand Prix. Every Tuesday only 4 PM to closing at Big Brazer offers French fries, medium soft drink, and small sundae for $4.129.
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Given Saturday hits college football across the nation
USC and UCLA both absorbed shocks as California and Washington toppled ranked foes in a Saturday that mirrored the era’s unpredictable chaos. Ohio State, Oklahoma, Michigan, Texas A&M, Alabama and others posted key wins while coaching news swirled around USC’s John McKay and future Tampa Bay.
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World’s Best Cage Shot Thinking About Retirement
Wilfred Hetzel, 64, famed as the world’s greatest basketball freak shot specialist, contemplates retirement after this season. The Melrose, Minnesota native has traveled 40,000 miles yearly, holds multiple records, and recalls key shots and crowds from a long career.
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New Faces Make Up Community R-6 Squad
Mindlin coaches a revamped Community R-6 boys team opening with a non conference game against Sturgeon after losing five starters and nine seniors from last season. New starters include Brad Cox Daryl Hooke Calvin Webber Jim Whalen Randy Hoyt with reserves Paul Fennewald Tim Billman Gerry Albus.
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Montgomery Opens State Volleyball Play
Montgomery meets Valle of Ste Genevieve in a first round state volleyball contest at Jefferson College Hillsboro as Missouri's first girls state tournament begins. The 13 0 Wildcats ride a 16 game win streak. Valle is 14 3. Semifinals and finals are Saturday in Springfield.
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Lucas lifts Spirits with finest ABA performance Sunday
Maurice Lucas delivered a career night for St. Louis Spirits against Virginia Squires, grabbing 24 rebounds while scoring 27 points and 9 assists to fuel a 106-9 victory. Marvin Barnes returned with 13 points as the Spirits dominated the boards, outscoring 56-43 in the second half. Don Chaney led St. Louis with 21 points and eight rebounds.
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