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PAGE 20 Briefly sign Brune Vikes BL00MINGT0N, Minn. (AP) Minnesota Vikings have announced the signing of Canadian Football Ueague star Larry Brune, a member of Ottawa Rough Riders last year. Prune, a strong safety, was drafted the Vikings in 1976. jthe three-time all-star in the CFL was released on the final Vikings' cut of -the 1976 season. He played for Hamilton Tiger-Cats until 1977, when he was traded to the Rough Riders.

six-foot-two, 200 pounds, was a seventh-round pick out of Rice University in Houston and a team-mate of Viking quarterback Tommy Kramer. Ticats cut Longley ST. CATHARINES (CP) Hamilton Tiger-Cats have released quarterback Clint Longley. Longley, 27, played eight games with the CFL Toronto Argonauts in 1977 and went to St. Louis Cardinals of the National Football League in 1978 before sitting out last year.

He also played with Dallas Cowboys and San Diego Chargers before coming to Toronto. Argonauts sign back TORONTO (CP) Toronto Argonauts have announced the signing of rookie running back Charles Crews, 22, from San Diego State. MkjBBtJMBtABMMMM ing games of both the second and third sets and the pattern followed from there. In fact, Lloyd should have served at the start of the second set, not Mandlikova. No one noticed the mistake not even the 13,000 fans on the centre court, where the crowd is liable to go into an uproar when anything goes slightly wrong.

"I looked up at the scoreboard and saw the light against Hana's name, showing it was her service," Lloyd said. "But it had been a long and tiring first set and I couldn't figure it out." Lost two games "Hana serves very well, so I think the mistake should have helped her more than me." Lloyd had no more trouble until she led 4-1 in the third set. Then she lost two consecutive games. She broke service to lead 5-2 but Mandlikova kept the final game going to five deuces and saved two match points before yielding. The centre court sizzled in temperatures of about 40 degrees.

But Ruzici was the only one of the four semi-finalists who showed any concern over the heat. In the first set, she served at 3-4 and trailed 0-30, but survived the crisis by serving an ace and winning eight consecutive points. "I had to win that game, because in that heat 1 don't think I could have fought for another two sets," she said. Fromholtz, who comes from Sydney, said she loved the conditions. Neither Lloyd nor Mandlikova showed any reaction to it.

days only JUNE 5, 6 cmd 7 OFF SUITS SLACKS LAjih OTTAWA JOURNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1980 "i ff kJ mm'mmm photo iaililil lllll Iff lif I tm mmAm mmmmm. iiiiiillii Come-from-behind victory puts Lloyd in French final PARIS (AP) Chris Evert Lloyd kept her cool in a heatwave yesterday, came from behind to trim. Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia 6-7, 6-2, 6-2 and reached the final of the French Open tennis championships. In the other semi-final match, Virginia Ruzici of Romania outhit Australian left-hander Dianne Fromholtz 7-6, 6-1. Martin Wostenholme of Ottawa lost 1-6, 2-6 to A.

Tous of Spain in the quarter-finals yesterday of the junior men's tennis tournament run concurrently with the French Open. Lloyd and Ruzici, two experts on the slow clay courts of Roland Garros Stadium, will meet in the final tomorrow for a first prize of $42,500. They have met nine times previously and Lloyd has won every time. PONTIAC. Mich.

(UPI) Scotty Robertson was named the 18th coach in Detroit Pistons history yesterday and put himself on the spot by saying last season's team, which won only 16 games, could turn into a winner next season. "I like this team," Robertson said of a Pistons squad that went 16-66 under Dick Vitale and then Richie Adubato, who took over when Vitale was fired 12 games Into the franchise's 23rd year. Robertson, 50, left a job as assistant to Del Harris of Houston Rockets to sign a multi-year contract for an undisclosed salary to coach Wichita Wind names coach WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Wichita Wind is the name chosen for the city's new Central Hockey League team and Garnet (Ace) Bailey, former coach of Houston Apollos, was named coach of the team yesterday. The anouncement was made at a news conference by Wind manager Larry Gordon, who said the team name was selected from more than 6,600 entries in a contest.

Bailey's pro career spanned 10 seasons until a knee injury forced him to the sidelines last season. The Wind will serve as a top development club for the National Hockey League's Edmonton Oilers. Edmonton coach Glen Sather said the team will field top-calibre hockey players. 11 1925 -X 1, VTHL 'V'-h XA4 MftS jk He's beat 1 v. Lloyd, the defending champion, is going for her fourth French title.

Ruzici has won it once in 1978. The men were not in action yesterday. In their semi-finals today, Harold Solomon will oppose defending champion Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors will play Vitas Gerulaitis. Mandlikova, 18, took Lloyd to a tiebreaker in the first set and had a set point against her when the American served her way to a 6-5 lead in points. The young Czechoslovak responded with her three best strokes of the match a smash, an ace service and a cross-court backhand to win the next three points and the set.

"But 1 never thought of winning, because Chris always plays better in the second set," the Czechoslovak said. Lloyd broke service in the open- hire coach The native of Fort Smith, who made his college reputation with a 10-year 165-86 record at Louisiana Tech, was the first coach of New Orleans Jazz but lost that job when the expansion team got off to 1-14 start. He moved up from assistant to compile an 11-15 record with Chicago Bulls when Larry Costello was fired as their coach at the end of the 1977-78 season. He also assisted Cotton Fitzsimmons at Buffalo. "1 feel secure here and 1 think this club is going places," Robertson said.

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Lloyd now has won 33 consecutive matches on clay and in her last 158 matches on clay she has lost only one. Gaps sign draft pick LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) Washington Capitals have announced the signing of centre Tim Tookey, the club's fifth-round draft pick last year, and defenceman Howard Walker from North Dakota's NCAA championship team Tookey, a five-foot-U, 180-pounder from Edmonton, had threatened, to sue the National Hockey League over the draft If he could not reach a contract agreement with the Capitals. He felt he would have been a first-round pick if left alone until next Wednesday. Chose junior hockey Rather than sign an NHL contract, Tookey chose to play junior hockey last season, with the Capitals' blessing.

He led Portland Winter Hawks to the Western Canadian Hockey League title as the league's leading scorer with 141 points on' 58 goals and 83 assists. Walker, six-foot-one and 203 pounds, from Grande Prairie, played with U.S. Olympians Dave Christian and Kevin Maxwell at North Dakota and was a West Division all-American. He gives the Capitals depth on defence, where the club was riddled with injuries last season. I fXHT-VOURSELF CENTRES I LUMBER BULOtMO MATERIALS r.

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