Evert Opens Dallas Return in $200000 Women’s Tennis Tour
Chris Evert drew a standing ovation at Moody Coliseum as she returned to Dallas for the Avon-sponsored women’s tour event. The second seed defeated 18-year-old Wendy Barlow 6-2 6-1, easing past a young challenger while noting past booing in Dallas and predicting a tougher test against Rosie Casals. Martina Navratilova tops the field with her first round appearance tonight. other early exits included Kerry Reid Kathy Jordan and Martta Redondo.
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Martina Navratilova
Kerry Reid
Linda Siegel
Kathy Jordan
Lea Antonopolis
Martta Redondo
Kate Latham
Indiana State regains No. 1 in college basketball poll
Indiana State completes an undefeated regular season and returns to the top of the AP poll with a 26 0 record. The Sycamores dominate with 51 of 61 first place ballots and 1 192 points, ahead of Notre Dame and UCLA.
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Friday Couples Bowling at Ward Lanes 2-16-79
Results from Ward Lanes show Bonnie Lum leading women with 44 20 and Frankie Ramirez top man with 629 series. Dub’s A.C. posted a high 837 team game while Cox Tong rolled a 2339 series and 235 game. Snooky Moore led women with 633 and 249 games.
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City major league bowling players gather results
Cates Furniture in Kermit and various sponsors feature in a 2 20 79 bowling results listing team scores and individual high games. Notable line standings include Bookout Gas Meter Service and Keystone Field with top scores. Hi Ind. Series: T J Batchelor 693 Hi Ind. Game: Don Bowen 256.
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E! Paso Natural Gas
Texas Electric Service Co
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Bookout Gas Meter Service
Robert M Orr
Keystone Field
Bookout Gas Meter
T.J. Batchelor
Don Bowen
VFW
Rutherford Machine
Kent Tire
Bentley Cons
Cummings Oil
Gandy’s
Dairies
Mitchell’s
Mart Hiway
Mickey Dunham
Pecos Wins Hobbs Golf Tournament Showcasing Varsity Tie
Pecos High School golf teams dominated Hobbs New Mexico events. Junior Varsity led Hobbs Municipal Course with Andrews top scoring 345, Monahans second 351, Pecos third 365. Varsity at Hobbs Country Club tied Pecos and Clovis 334, Pecos winning in sudden death. Mona has third 337. Lamesa fourth 340. Individual scores listed include Whitehurst 89 and Dutchover 95 for Pecos. Next meet March 2 3 in Snyder.
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Richard White
Mike Daniels
Robert Abila
Benjie Garcia
Pablo Reveria
Snyder
Various NCAA basketball scores and tournament results
East Syracuse defeated LeMoyne 92 to 60 while Tufts beat Brandeis 100 to 84. W Connecticut won 94 to 85 over W New England. S Miss 85 over NW Louisiana 76. Tusculum 85 over Tenn Wes Leyan in OT. Midwest St. 60 Pan American 88. N Texas St. 82 over SW Texas St. 70. E Texas St. 69. Nevada Reno 61 over Seattle 59. New Mexico 129 over Arizona Denver 113. Neb Wesle yan 96 over Ill Chicago 76. Ind St. Evansville 72 over Illinois St. 100 to 83. Notre Dame 89 over E Car 72. Ohio U. 75 over Robert Morris 74 in OT. Xavier Ohio 71 over Southwestern 60. Southwest Ark Pine Bluff 63 over Grambling 62. Lamar 114 over Hardin-Simmons 84. McNeese St. 79 over Arkan 98. Pepperdine 104 over Centenary 86. Aegis 64 over Colorado Mines 56. Seattle Pacific 82 over George Fox 74. S Colorado 84 over N Mex Highlands 76. S Utah 110 over Westminster 75. Stanford 79 over Oregon St. 76. Tournament action in East Coast Conference first round saw Delaware 72 over Rider 70 and West Chester St. 68 over Lehigh 65. La Salle 84 over Hofstra 77. Drexel 66 over American U 55.
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Evert advances in $200000 women’s tennis event
In Dallas Chris Evert defeated Wendy Barlow 6-2 6-1 to reach the second round of the $200000 Women’s Professional Tennis Tournament. Fromholtz Wade Siegel Piatek Jordan Latham also won, all in straight sets.
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Wendy Barlow
Dianne Fromholtz
Marcie Louie
Virginia Wade
Bettyann Stuart
Linda Siegel
Kerry Reid
Mary Louise Piatek
Kathy Jordan
Kate Latham
Martia Redondo
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William Shepnek
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
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Yankees poised for Sparky Anderson as next manager
AP report suggests Sparky Anderson could become the New York Yankees skipper for 1980, with George Steinbrenner eyeing a high power union. Billy Martin is not expected to return, while Anderson’s disciplined, winning style contrasts with Martin’s volatile approach amid lingering tension between the two figures.
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AP All-Southwest selections highlight Player of the Year Moncrief
The Associated Press All-Southwest Conference basketball team includes Vinnie Johnson of Baylor Rudy Woods of Texas A M Sidney Moncrief of Arkansas Brad Branson of SMU and Tyrone Branyan of Texas Moncrief is Player Of The Year Branson Newcomer Of The Year and Woods Freshman Of The Year AP Laserphoto notes accompany the group shot
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Vinnie Johnson
Baylor
Sidney Moncrief
Arkansas
Rudy Woods
Texas A&m
Brad Branson
SMU
Tyrone Branyan
Texas
Moncrief
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Woods
Rossman Galindez title bout back on after dispute
The World Boxing Association light heavyweight title bout between Mike Rossman and Victory Galindez is planned again with site and date to be announced in two weeks. Promoter Bob Arum suggests New Orleans Miami or New York with Las Vegas also possible after last minute clash over officials halted Saturday’s Las Vegas telecast. Rossman won the crown last September and faced a planned second defense when the dispute erupted between the WBA and Nevada officials.
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Pecos Little League Meeting Tonight at Savings and Loan
A Pecos Little League meeting is scheduled for today Tuesday at Pecos Savings and Loan coffee room. The gathering begins at 7 p.m. All interested persons are invited.
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Pecos Savings and Loan Coffee Room
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