Freestyle Skiing Debuts In Exhibition Form
The piece explains freestyle or exhibition skiing with three phases: serial acrobatics, on the snow tricks, and high speed carving. It notes judges use five members, discard highest and lowest scores, and total the three middling scores. Jean-Claude Killy is cited offering a booklet, "The Killy Way," for 25 cents plus a stamped envelope.
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Longhorn Girls Roll Past Stone In District Win
Ashland Lutheran West girls beat Stone 64 to 21 to reach the Class A district at Kent. Jean Hiedmann led scorers with 22 points while Betsy Joviak added nine. Luther West shot 44 percent and pulled down 46 rebounds.
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Major league players end informal conditioning camps
Major league players ended informal conditioning on college and community fields after owners failed to advance talks. Players supported by Mets ace Tom Seaver say they will halt workouts and await a decision. Braves in West Palm Beach chose to stay with informal camps, saying they will be ready to play in about five days once camps open.
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Abdul-Jabbar leads Lakers past Knicks after officiating complaints
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 29 points with 26 rebounds and five blocks as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the New York Knicks 113-95. He criticized league officials earlier in the week while teammates and rivals weighed in on the officiating, and John Gianelli suggested the controversy helped the Lakers. Other NBA/ABA results followed with notable scores and standings moves.
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Hayes Surges to Doral Lead in Windy Round
Mark Hayes, first-timer leader, shot 68 to reach 139 nine under par at Coral Country Club. Jack Nicklaus, defending champion, carded 71 to stand two behind at 140 as Hubert Green and Ben Crenshaw followed at 136 and 137 respectively. Hayes, 26, spoke of not forcing the game and letting birdies come, while Nicklaus vowed to improve tomorrow.
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Tennis stars reach late rounds in world events
Eddie Dibbs outplayed Ken Rosewall 6-4 4-6 6-2 to reach the World Championship Tennis final stages in Mexico City. Jimmy Connors rolled 6-0 6-1 past Bill Scanlon to reach the Internationa Players Association event semifinals in Virginia. Bjorn Borg recovered from a 1-6 start to defeat Marty Riessen 1-6 6-4 6-3 and advance in Memphis. Ulrike Tauber set a new women's 200 meter world record in Moscow. Donna Young led by nine strokes at the Australian Women's Open after a record 68 in the second round.
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Kiesel and Hyman named to all Western Reserve team
Lake Ridge Academy stars Karl Kiesel and Barry Hyman earned all Western Reserve Conference honors. Kiesel led in rebounds with 217 and averaged 12.0 points per game while setting a school field goal record. Hyman averaged 12.7 points and 9.2 rebounds with Lake Ridge career assists record of 104. Other league honorees include Jackson, Travis, Baker, Livingston, Ciuni, Martin, and Gingench.
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Readers' Sport Scope readers criticize double ticket charge
In Elyria Lorain Catholic beat Buckeye, a Reader complains the local high school double ticket policy at the AA tournament gouges fans. He cites prices of ten dollars for a double header and questions why Elyria hosts, suggesting alternate gyms. He notes poor crowding moves and calls for clear answers and end to double charges.
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Rigsby's 657 Tops Friday Night Bowling Standings
Bubba Rigsby rolled a 657 series in the Friday Night C league at the Bowling Center to lead the 600 Club. Fred Furline tied with 202 191 228 splits, Al Cagle posted 232 high game, while Holy Name league saw Steve Sadowaki 612 and Walt Sakey 609 ahead of Bob Ulman 208. Bob Hobar led the Elks Couples League with 64 213 211 225 and Walt Schroeder matched 600 with 168 206 225.
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