Chrissie Evert Rivalry Shapes Fort Lauderdale Teammate
In Fort Lauderdale a mile apart, Chrissie Evert and Laurie Fleming are compared as rivals and friends. Fleming, 17, begins pro career at Hilton Head amid pressure notes and family tennis lineage. Coach Fred Weinman cites Evert’s edge while noting Fleming’s extra interests and differing killer instinct, with Laurie handling early defeats and optimism about future tours.
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New York
NEA
Chrissie Evert
Chrissie
Laurie
Fred Weinman
Laurie Fleming
Fort, Lauderdale
Fla
Hilton Head
S. C
Weinman
Chrissie Warns Laurie with Confidence Before Tournament
Laurie recalls a talk with Chrissie about the upcoming event. A mutual friend Pam Teeguarden relayed Chrissie’s message by telephone: Laurie can win it all. Laurie says Chrissie has more faith in her than she does.
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Laurie
Chrissie
Fort Lauderdale
Chris
Weinman
Julie Heldman
Rosemary Casals
Rosemary
Pam Teeguarden
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Yale Grants Mallory Award To Dick Jauron
Yale University's Mallory Award will be given to football star Dick Jauron of Swampscott Mass. Acting Athletic Director Carmen Cozza announced. Jauron excelled in football and baseball, earned Kodak and Walter Camp All-America honors, and set nine Yale records including total offense yards and career touchdowns.
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New Haven
Golf Entries for Grambling Tour Open in Grambling SC
A field of 183 golfers from 34 teams enters the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association Golf Tournament at Grambling Village Greens. Defending team champion is U S International University of San Diego. Angelo State's Jim McAnally co won last year's individual title and is among entrants.
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Grambling
S.C
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Village Greens
U.S. International University of San Diego
Calif
Jim McAnally
Angelo State
Texas
Cornell Rowing Coach Jesdale Resigns to Enter Private Business
Ithaca New York Todd Jesdale Cornell University varsity rowing coach since 1971 resigned Monday to enter private business University officials said Jesdale 33 succeeded Stark Sanford and in his first season his varsity eight oared crew scored an upset victory in this meet possibly.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Todd Jesdale
Cornell University
Jesdale
Stark Sanford
Redlands Coach Named Assistant Manager for US Track Team
Redlands Calif July 6 to August 8 US track team earns Ted as assistant manager to lead a squad competing in Africa and Europe this summer in a series of dual meets per Amateur Athletic Union plans.
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Redlands
Calif
Ted
University of Redlands
United States
Africa
Europe
Amateur Athletic Union
Beverly Hills Band Leader Scores Hole In One At Reno
Michael Paige, Beverly Hills band leader, sank a hole-in-one with a three iron on the 12th at Hidden Valley Golf Club in Reno. He could have won a $20,000 Rolls Royce if the feat had occurred during the Harrah's 15th Invitational rounds Tuesday to Thursday. His practice round Monday earned only sympathy.
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Reno
Nev
Michael Paige
Beverly Hills
Hidden Valley Golf Club
Bratkowski Signs With Washington State University
Bratkowski, son of former NFL quarterback Zeke Bratkowski and Bears assistant, signed a national football letter of intent with Washington State University. The 6-1, 185-pound wide receiver played at Permeter High School in DePere Wisconsin.
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Pullman, Wash
Bob Bratkowski
Zeke
Chicago Bears
Washington State University
Bratkowski
Permenter High School
DePere
Wisc
Savage Is Making Progress At Indianapolis Hospital
Indianapolis AP report on driver Swede Savage remaining in critical condition after a crash on lap 58 of the rain shortened Indianapolis 500. Doctors say he is more stable, though kidney problems and burns require renal dialysis as his recovery begins. Fellow racer David Walther, hospitalized in Ann Arbor after a first‑lap crash, is past the critical burns stage and recovering, while three spectators from Wingate, Indiana, stay hospitalized but progressing well.
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Swede
Savage
Methodist Hospital
Santa Ana
Calif
Thomas Hanna
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hanna
David ‘Salt’? Walther
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Dayton
Ohio
Walther
Wingate
Ind
Sue Rankin
Diana Carey
Dorothy West
Mt Vernonites Win In Sailing Egyptian Cup Regatta
Mt Vernonites Ted Glass and Allan Johnson won cups at the Egyptian Cup Regatta by Crab Orchard Lake Sailing Club. Glass took Flying Scot class and Johnson won International 470 class. Only one race completed due to high winds. Jerome Glassman noted results from that race. Ken Mowbry of Des Plaines won the Egyptian Cup in the Rebel class during the 16th annual regatta.
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Ted Glass
Allan Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Crab Orchard Lake Sailing Club
Glass
Johnson
Jerome Glassman
Ken Mowbry
Des Plaines
Linda's Chief Declines Belmont Triple Crown Bid
Albany NY AP report says Linda's Chief owner Neil Hellman will not enter the horse in Belmont on Saturday, canceling a bid to challenge the reigning sensation and pursue the Triple Crown. The decision comes after speculation the horse could challenge Secretariat in the final leg.
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Albany
N.Y
Secretariat
Belmont
Neil Hellman
Linda
Not To Dick Williams A's Overmanaged?
Oakland manager Richard Williams has thrived by aggressive platooning and on field leadership. He defends his style against critics, saying modern athletes demand versatility, depth, and constant updating of the lineup to stay sharp. He recalls bullpen and second basemen shuffles that kept the club competitive.
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Oakland
Calif
NEA
Richard Hirshfeld Williams
Oakland Athletics
Williams
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
NBC
Mollie Goldberg
Mary Worth
Sparky
Dick’ Williams
Ebbets Field
Roy
Campanella
Dressen
St. Louis
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Gene Woodling
Hank Bauer
Stengel
Dick Green
Gene Tenace
Detroit
Ath Letes
Steve Warren Wins Salem Trapshoot Derby Crown
Steve Warren of Mt Ver non won the Salem Trapshoot derby crown after a shootoff with Harold Sanders of Centralia. Warren posted three wins on the board, then edged Sanders as both claimed three wins in the event. Warren dropped only one bird in the final 25 targets.
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Steve Warren
Mt. Vernon
Salem
Warren
Harold Sanders
Centralia
Sanders
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