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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

01 Mar 1982

Page 13

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

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Mar 01, 1982

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13

Jaeger Beats Evert For Avon California Title

Andrea Jaeger, 16, upset top-ranked Chris Evert Lloyd 7-6 6-4 to win the Avon Championship of California earning 30000. Jaeger rallied from 2-5 in the first set, dominated the tiebreak, and used patient power to overturn the veteran once more. She rose to second on the year’s money list and fourth in world rankings.

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Associated Press Chris Evert Lloyd California Lloyd Andrea Jaeger Jaeger Andrea Love Detroit Martina Navratilova Ivan Lendl Genoa Italy Vitas Gerulaitis Lendl Czechoslovakia Jimmy Connors Monterrey Mexico Johan Kriek South Africa Connors
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Fleckenstein wins slalom at Snow Summit in Big Bear

Viki Fleckenstein of Syracuse defeated France’s Jocelyne Perrillat in Sundays slalom final to win $1,000 and 30 points on the Women’s Pro Ski Racing Tour at Snow Summit. Perrillat earned $650 and 25 points for second, while Toril Forland led the season with 415 points despite not racing.

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BIG Bear Calif Viki Fleckenstein Syracuse Jocelyne Perrillat France Fleckenstein Perrillat Toril Forland Norway Eva Stener Sweden Lyndall Heyer Stowe
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Niland Reflects On Ethics In College Athletics

Tommy Niland, the first athletic director named to the NCAA infractions committee, rejects the label of toughest cop. He cites cheaters in colleges and coaches, values opportunity in intercollegiate sport, and comments on the Rick Kuhn case saying the penalty was too severe. He insists money has driven cheating yet remains a fair, honest man to those who know him.

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Tlook Providence Georgetown Seton Hall Roosevelt Bouie Jene Grey LeMoyne Cedric Oliver Hamilton Niland Rick Kuhn Tommy Niland
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