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THE COURIER-JOURNAL TIMES, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1974 9 executive MASSAGE PARLOR "71 ,1 si I P3i I i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ll YOU'RE IN EXPERT HANDS WITH AMERICAN ALL GIRL STAFF TOTAL RELAXATION Hours 10 a.m. -3 a.m. 5221 DIXIE HWY. 447-9213 Drive Out and Look Us Over. 9 Models FX fi Pilic takes set, but Nastase prevails; Ramirez, Mayer ivin; Billie Jean irked Ill BUY NOW! NO INCREASE IN INTEREST RATES ON GARAGES DON'T PAY TWICE! LIEN RELEASE GIVEN ON LABOR AND MATERIALS.

ts WMdMhU ftARAGF TOM GORMAN He'll be shooting for $10,000 TC 7801 DIXIE HIGHWAY 937-5236IT Billie Jean, the No. 1 seed, will face No. 2 Kerry Melville today for the $10,000 first-place check. Miss Melville eliminated fellow Australian Helen Gour-lay 6-4, 6-3. Swedish teenage idol Bjorn Borg captured the singles title for the second straight year in the Scandinavian Open Indoor Championships by outclassing Ray Moore of South Africa 2-6, 64, 6-4, 6-1 at Oslo, Norway.

Borg, 17, dropped the first set when Associated Press Pity poor Hie Nastase. He lost a set. Pity poor Nikki Pilic more. He won the 6et but lost the match to Nastase. Nastase, the fiery Romanian, beat Pilic, an equally fiery Yugoslavian, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 yesterday to gain today's final in the $50,000 Richmond, championships.

Pilic became the first player to win a set from Nastase since play began Tuesday. In the other semifinal. No. 2 seed Tom Gorman of Seattle earned a shot at No. 1 Nastase and the $10,000 first prize by ousting Frenchman Patrice Dominisuez i WITH THIS COUPON ONLY Moore broke his serve in the fourth and 2-8, 6-3, 6-2.

Dominiguez had upset Erik ment, but in the end Mrs. King claimed a eighth games, but the dazzling Swede Transmission Bands Slipping? AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 5-7, 6-2, 6-0 win in the hard-fought semi van Dillen and Marty Riessen to reach the then overpowered his foe for the $2,650 -MASTER CHARGE-BANK AMERICARD SHOPPERS CHARGE I final match. The match was plagued by several disputed calls that angered both players and led to two changes in linesmen. In the first set, Mrs. King had to be persuaded by Miss Casals not to leave the court, and afterwards Rosie joked she should be first prize.

Davis Cup officials have selected Bogota, Colombia as the site of the Chile-South Africa matches March 8-10 in the South American Zone championship. Chile was to host the matches, but re- semifinals. Raul Ramirez of Mexico upset top-seed-J ed Jaime Fillol of Chile 6-3, 7-6 in the semifinals of the Dayton, Ohio, Pro Clas-'sic. Ramirez will meet American Brian Gottfried, the second seed, in today's -TUNE-UP $95 awarded some of her friend's purse for fused because of South Africa's apartheid v' Band Linkage Adjustment Remove pan, clean out sludge replace pan gaskets Clean Sump Pump v' Road Test Kd Jenkins has a new shop! ed's gentlemens choice liarlirrinp: orip and men's luiir styles by appointment only Ramada InnWatterson City Watterson Expwy. Newburg Rd.

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-J Alex Mayer, the tournament's lone amateur, upset third-seeded Jurgen Fass-. bender of West Germany 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 in the semis of the Baltimore International. Mayer, from Wayne, N.J., missed a chance to wrap up the third set in quick fashion when he followed a double-fault by Fassbender with a double-fault of his Mayer used his powerful serve to hold his foe at bay, however. Clark Graebner, who replaced top-seed-ed Jimmy Connors in the tourney, beat Charlie Owens 6-4, 6-3 in the other semi-final. Connors became ill and was forced to withdraw.

Billie Jean King and her old friend, Rosie Casals, came to the aid of each other amid questionable line calls in the $50,000 Washington Women's Tourna- Associated Press Dave Wottle barely won and Herb Washington didn't win at the Knights of Columbus Indoor Track Meet in Cleveland last night. Wottle, a gold medalist in the 1972 Olympics, captured the mile in 4:03.9, beating Villanova shophomore Eamonn Coghlan by a half step. Coghlan's time was 4:04. Juris Luzins led until the last lap when Coghlan, a native of Ireland, overtook him with Wottle close behind. Then Wottle, wearing his traditional golf cap, turned on the steam on the final turn and outran Coghlan to the tape for his third consecutive mile title in the Cleveland meet.

Earlier, Washington the world indoor record-holder in the 50 pulled up in his speciality and didn't finish, complaining that starter Charles Martin failed to give him enough time to get set. It was the speedster's first 1974 defeat after six victories. 3 WaM 'Linda Nelson rules gymnast ics Linda Nelson of Moore High School won first places in the balance beam, horizontal bar, free exercise, vaulting and the all-round competition yesterday at the Jefferson County Activities Committee gymnastics meet. Team finish: Moore 94.50, Southern 84.55, Doss 78.40, Jeffersontown 67.90, Seneca 43.65. Individuals: Darlene Barker, Southern, tumbling; Brenda Young, Doss, trampoline.

"One of the reasons I haven't run in Cleveland in three years is because of that starter," Washington said. "I spoke to him before the race and told him to make sure I was set before he shot the gun. I hate to lose on a humbug. When somebody beats me, it's fine." Marty Liquori had his problems, too, winding up well behind Byron Dyce (2:09.6) and Lowell Paul (2:09.7) in the 1,000 with a 2:13.8 clocking. "I just couldn't run these turns it's an impossible track to run on," Liquori said.

"Byron did the right thing. He took the lead at the beginning and held it. I couldn't get around anybody on the turns." John Hartnett, a 23-year-old Irishman, set a meet record of 8:33.5 in the two-mile, shaving more than six seconds off the mark set in 1971 by Sid Sink, who was runner-up this time in 8:57. ALBUQUERQUE World record-holder Rick Wohlhuter soundly defeated Marcello Fiasconaro in the 880 at the Albuquerque (N.M.) Invitational and then scoffed at reports of a feud between the two. Wohlhuter, who was timed in 1:49.4 to the Italian's 1:51.7, reportedly had been burning to avenge a recent loss to the free-wheeling Fiasconaro in the 600 at the Los Angeles Invitational.

However, Wohlhuter said, "I like to race Marcello and beat him, and I'm sure Marcello enjoys beating me. Winning is what I wanted but it's not everything." Meanwhile, Fiasconaro said he didn't enjoy running the half-mile and would return home soon. He also indicated he's disenchanted with indoor track. Tiny Minis Yiftcr of Ethiopia finished est, IK? 1974 tennis schedule ONE WEEK ONLY! Benchmark's brawny wing-back has all the traditional ils but has been up- ated for today's fashions. ular with men of all ages especially popular now this reduced price! In black or brown.

Sizes 7 to width only KEY: Msd Men's singles, doubles. Bsd 'Boys singles, doubles. Gsd Girls singles, doubles. Wsd Women's singles, doubles, Mxd Mixed doubles, Father and son doubles. 35sd Singles, doubles for men 35 and over.

45id Singles, doubles for men 45 and over. W35sd Singles, doubles for women 35 and over. May 11: Men's Doubles Round Robin, Louisville Tennis Center. May 14-19: Tyler Park women's (25 and over) tourney, Louisville. May 24-26: Grand Masters Classic (45sd), Plain-view Farms, Louisville.

May 30-June 2: Louisville Country Club In-vitational (Msd). i May 31-June 1: Kentucky high school regionals (Bsd, Gsd), public courts throughout state. June 1-2: New Albany Open (Msd), Community Park. June 6-8: Kentucky high school finals (Bsd, 'Gsd), University of Kentucky, Lexington. June 7-9: New Albany Junior Boys and Girls 'Open (21, 18, 16 and under), Community Park, June 8-12: Bluegrass junior boys and girls qualifying (18, 16, 14, 12, 10) University of Ken-lucky, Lexington.

June 13-16: New Albany Boys and Girls Open (i4, 12, 10), Community Park. 1 June 14-16: Hunting Creek Country Club Men's 'Doubles Invitational, Louisville. 'June 15-16: Owensboro Regatta Open (Msd, Wsd, 35sd, Mxd), Moreland Park. June 17-22: Southern Junior Closed (Boys and 'girls 18-16 at Nashville, boys and girls at Jackson, June 18-20: Ashland Junior Boys and Girls Open (1816), Blazer Tennis Center. June 21-23 and 28-30: Kentucky Closed Championships (Msd, Wsd, 35sd, 45sd, W35s), Louisville Tennis Center.

June 22-23: New Albany Men's Doubles Open, Community Park. June 24-29: Central Park Junior Boys and Girls Open (18, 16, 14, 12, 10), Louisville. July 4-7: Big Spring Country Club Men's Doubles Invitational, Louisville. July 5-7: Greater Midwestern Championships (Msd, Wsd, Boys and Girls 18, 16, 14, 12, 10), Louisville Tennis Center. 'July 12-14: Weldon Invitational (Msd), July 15-20: Southern Junior Boys and Girls Open (18, 16, 14, 12), site undecided.

July 16-22: Tyler Park tourney (Msd, W35d), Louisville. July 17-21: Standard Country Club Invitational (Msd), Louisville. July 22-27: USLTA Junior and Boys Clay Court Championships (18, 16), Louisville Tennis Center. July 22-27: Pisgah Invitational (Msd), Ver-sailles. July 22-27: USLTA Girls 14-12 Championships, Little Rock, Ark.

July 28-Aug. 4: $100,000 Pro Classic (Msd), Louisville Tennis Center, July 29-Aug, 3: Western Junior and Boys Championships (18, 16), Springfield, Ohio. July 29-Aug. 3: USLTA Girls-1 6 Championships, Charleston, W. Va.

July 29-Aug. 3: USLTA Boys 14-12 Championships (14s at Davidson, N.C.; 12s at Knoxville, Aug. 4-10: USLTA Junior and Boys Championships (IB, 16), Kalamazoo, Mich. Aug. 6-10: Kentucky Junior Closed Championships (Boys and girls 18, 16, 14, 12, 10), Murray State University.

Aug. 7-11: Lexington Country Club Invitational (Msd). Aug. 13-17: Kentucky Tennis Patrons Tournament of Champions (Boys and girls 18, 16, 14, 12, 10), Louisville Tennis Center. Aug.

13-17: Boys and Girls Open (18, 16, 14, 12, 10), Shillito Park, Lexington. Aug. 15-18: Idle Hour Country Club Invitational (Msd), Lexington. Aug. 16-18: Ross Invitational (Msd), Blazer Tennis Center, Ashland.

Aug. 19-26: Falls Cities Open (Msd, Wsd, 35sd, 45sd, Mxd, Louisville Tennis Center. Aug. 30-Sept. 2: Wildwood Country Club Invitational (Msd), Louisville.

Sept. 3-8: Westend Open (Msd, Wsd), Chick-asaw Park, Louisville. Sept. 13-15: Kentucky Hard Court Championships (Msd, 35sd, 45sd), Murray State University. Sept.

22: Men's Doubles Round Robin, Louisville Tennis Center. Nov. 29-Dec. 1: Southern Junior Indoor Championships (Boys and girls 18, 16, 14, 12), Louisville Indoor Racquet Club. almost a half-lap in front of Olympic marathon winner Frank Shorter in winning the two-mile in 8:41.8.

Track scoreboard At San Francisco: shot put George Woods 70-4'6 (world record) 2 Feuerbach 69-0; 60 Steve Williams 6.1; 60 hurdles Charles Rich 7.1 (2. Tommie Lee White 7.2); women's 60 Martha Watson 6 women's long iump Miss Watson women's mile Eileen Claugus 5:00 (2. Kathy Costello high jump Reynaldo Brown 7-2; pole vault Kiell Isaksson 17-3; mile Fanie Van Ziil 4:013 (2 Marty Liquori 4:01.7, 4. Steve Prefontaine 400 Marcello Fiasconaro 1:10.4 (2. Jim Boldins At Cleveland: 50 hurdles Tom Hill 5 (2.

Willie Davenport 5.9, 3. Larrv Shipp 6.0); 440 Clarence Mus-Brove 50.5; 50 Tom Whatley 5.3 (4. Bob Ware 5.5, 5. Nate Jenkins 5.5); women's 50 Jennie Gill 6.1; 600 Stan Vinson 1:11.3 12. Beaufort Brown 1:11.9, 5.

Louis DeFreeze); 1000 Byron Oyce 2:09.6 (3. Marty Liquori mile Dave Wottle 4:03.9 (2. Eamonn Coghlan 4:04, (3. Juris Luzins women's 880 Robin Campbell 2:12.1. Pole vault Roland Carter 17-0; women's 440 Esther Stroy 57.6 (2.

Beth Warner 57.9); high iump Gene White 7-0 (2. Pat Matzdorf 7-0); two mile John Hartnett 8:33.5 (2, Sid Sinks 8:57.3, 3. Vic Nelson At Albuquerque, N.M.: 60 hurdles Marcus Walker 72 (2. Charles Rich 7 3, 3 Tommie Lee White 74); women's 60 hurdles Bobette Krus 8 shot put-George Woods 69-6' (2. Al Feuerbach 68-4); 60 Stpve Williams 6 1 (3.

Del Meriwether 62); women's 60 Pam Greene 6.9; women's mile relay Almos Track Club 3:47.5 (world record). Pole vault Kiell Isaksson 17-1; women's 300 Pam Greene 35.7; 880 Rick Wohlhuter 1:49.4 (2. Marcello Fiasconaro 1:51.7. 4. Tom Boit triple iump Milan Tiff 54-10 (3.

John Craft 53-2V2); 440 Jim Boulding 48 women's 440 Cheryl Toussaint 57.2; two-mile Mirus Yilter 8:41.8 (2. Frank Shorter high iump Dwight Stones 7-1; mile Paul Cum-minss 4:03 (3. Fanie van Zill women's 880 Mary Decker 2:07.9 (2. Wendy Koenia At Seattle: women's 60 Pam Rigas 7.1; women's 60 hurdles Patty Johnson 7.5; women's mile Francie Larrleu 4:34.6 (world record); long iump Hans Baumgartner 25-l3i. 60 Al Hearvey 6.1; 60 hurdles Stan Whigman 7.4; 1000 Greg Gibson mile Bob Maolestone 4 04.2; pole vault Ed Lipscomb 16-6 (2.

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