Billie Jean King Draws Francoise Durr In Long Beach Invite
Top seed Billie Jean King faces Francoise Durr of France in the opening round of the Billie Jean King Invitational in Long Beach. The $14,000 event features several matches including Judy Tegart Dalton and others as the draw was finalized late Monday with additional contenders named.
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Ceci Jartinez
Belly
Ann Hansen
Nancy Richie Gunter
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Reisty Pigeon
Danville
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Women Tennis Stars Highlight Indoor Nationals Draw
Mary Ann and Stephanie, top American players, headline the indoor championships as 16 women vie for singles and doubles titles at Billie Jean King Center. Seeded stars Mrs. King and Rosemary Casals lead a field drawing winners from a hat, with outdoor play possible in Recreation Park if weather cooperates. Tickets run two days with price options. Buffalo State University ends intercollegiate football after five losing seasons.
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Mary Ann
Curtis
Stephanie
U.S
Larry W. King
Mrs. King
Rosemary Casals
Ann Haydon Jones
Nancy Richey Gunter
Annalee Thurston
Billie Jean King Tennis Center
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Millikan High School
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Kristy Pigeon
Karen Kranizcke
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Vast College Scores Across Rounds In Various Matches
Report lists numerous college basketball results from a busy night. Teams including Rice, Tulane, Texas A&M, Arkansas, New Mexico, Air Force, Centenary, and many others posted wins or close scores. Notable showings include Florida State 96, Maryland 52, Clemson 82, Rutgers 101, and Wisconsin Green Bay 56, with league and nonleague games across multiple campuses.
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Jahomna Anates
Arkansas
New Mexico
Air Force
Texas-Aziiaton
Centenary
An Jowston
MacMurry
Overa Heivars Frayna
Stephen F. Austin
San Antonio
Texas ‘Baptist
Texas Lutheran
Austin
Wayland Baptist
Russ
Tarlaton
Norwalk Coaches Resign. Athletic Director Post Vacant
Norwalk High football coach Leon Estes quits to become full time athletic director effective immediately. Norwalk baseball coach Jerry Hickman resigns Monday and is replaced by Omer Nicholas. Hickman remains on the faculty and will assist Fred Hoover with baseball at Golden West College.
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Fred Hoover
Golden West College
Wooden Focuses on Cal as Bruins Hit Road Stretch
USC coach Wooden eyes Cal next as Bruins face seven of eight on the road. He stresses not scouting opponents yet, trusting his team to focus on their own game. Noting past tests, he praises his players for responding well. Selected players of the week include Ed Ratlett of Cal State Long Beach Wilt Chamberlain of the Lakers and Emerson Carr of Valley State.
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Schedule switch may give 49ers edge in Gauchos clash
UCSB coach Ralph Barkey says Cal State Long Beach moved a league game to Wednesday to boost attendance, possibly giving Cal State Long Beach an edge over UCSB. He notes a league conflict absence and cites the late awareness of the change, with San Diego State looming Friday.
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Gamecocks Fall as Parkhill Dooms South Carolina
Virginia edged South Carolina 50-49 as senior Barry Parkhill drilled a 15 foot jumper with seven seconds left. The game marked SC’s third defeat in four and its third ACC loss, after an early season No. 2 ranking. Harold Fox sparked Jacksonville with steals in a 95-67 win over Oklahoma City, and Kentucky beat Georgia 79-66 to stay unbeaten in the SEC.
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Vikings Veer From Metro Path at LACC
Vikings travel to Los Angeles City College for a non league game as No. 2 Vikings and No. 7 EACC balance conference pressure. Lute Olson plans to rotate players in a tune up ahead of Metro clashes with No. 12 Pierce and No. 1 Pasadena.
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Cerritos star Fopma leads scoring in junior college circuit
Cerritos College star Ev Fopma shows a 26.4 point average over 16 games and 422 points, guiding Cerritos into a Friday 8 p.m. home game against San Diego Mesa. Teammate Randy Craig adds 13.7 points per game and 219 points, with others contributing across a crowded South Coast scenario including Maggard Woolery and Ellis. The piece also notes Rio Hondo, Campion, and high school programs in the area along with rumors of UCLA and Nebraska targets and local coaching staff.
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