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They'll Do It Every Time IV) Statesman, Salem, Feb. 25. 75 Women Scholarships Leads to Recruiting Honored Connors to Behave Patient enters Tf JA! 1 1 4ff' HOSPITAL CARRYING MjSVwlW 1 'li'! 1 i ONE. SMALL OVER- WXf 'T 1 A LATER ETTRlPS SHE LEAVES- r-v AT LEAST- MOW LOOKY- "g- TPS purse as in big prize fights. Riordon said he is insisting on the same format as the Laver match, with a $100,000 purse, winner take all.

"I'm afraid a $250,000 purse would only turn people off," Riordon said. "I've seen it in golf. Those half-million dollar purses. They usually are flops." Connors said he was leaving the matter entirely up to his manager. "Sure, I would like to play Newcombe," he said.

"I've never beaten him. He beat me twice in tournaments and once in a one-set World NEW YORK (AP) Jimmy Connors, honored as Tennis Player of the Year, pondered a proposed $250,000 head-to-head match with John Newcombe Monday and promised to change his court behavior. "I will tape my mouth, keep my hands in my pockets and not use any four letter words," the 22-year-old court rebel said after receiving the Martini and Rossi gold racket as the world's No. 1 player. Earlier, his manager, Bill Riordon, had announced that plans for an April 26 date against Newcombe in Las dent women's school outside of Philadelphia the reputation as the UCLA of women's basketball.

"Right now, she said, "Immaculata has it so that every girl says to herself, 'I'd really like to play for the national champion. We're in a unique position. Immaculata's reputation is such that so many girls want to come here. "We just stay home and hand out the admissions forms." Queens, a division of the City University of New York, has only moderate tuition fees but no Vegas had temporarily collapsed in a dispute over prize money. The challenge match was planned for Caesar's Palace, where Connors earlier this year scored a four-set victory over 36-year-old Rod Layer in a $100,000 winner-take-all match between left-handed super stars, past and present.

"We haven't agreed on point one yet," said Riordon, who acknowledged that he had been in conference all morning with representatives of Caesar's Palace and Newcombe. Newcombe reportedly wants a divided by flopping over the crossbar at 7 feet 5 inches on his second attempt during the U.S. Olympic Invitation meet at the Garden. "I didn't work out at all last week because of the flu," said the outspoken Cal-ifornian, who also holds the outdoor record. "I plan to train hard this week, and I have the potential to jump 7-6 on Friday, but I'll save it if they make any changes.

I don't think the people at the garden will like that, but I'll let them know why it has to be that way." Stones's threat came after he was informed about plans to reconsider the layout for the high jump at the Nationals. The angle and position of the pit on the Garden floor were shifted for the If A tQ li 7 bAti 11 i Team Tennis match. But I'm not straining at the bit. "If we play and he wins, okay. He may be No.

1 for 1975, just as I am No. 1 for 1974. So I may be No. 1 again in 1976. It isn't worth fretting over." It was a subdued, cooperative Connors who flew to New York from another victory at Boca Raton, to accept the plaudits of the tennis hierarchy and leading personalities.

Gene Scott, recalling the 1974 Wimbledon and Forest Hills tournaments, said, "In all the thousands watching the finals against Ken Rose-wall, there were only three people who wanted Jimmy to win Jimmy, his mother Gloria and Riordon. "All the players were against him because they thought he was suing them," Scott added. "It took a lot of spunk to go out and win under those conditions." Jimmy reiterated that his romance with Chris Evert, the Wimbledon and U. S. women's champion, had been resparked on his weekend appearance at Boca Raton, near Chris' Fort Lauderdale home.

"It's true that four months ago we decided to go our separate ways," he said, "but now I would describe our relationship as very good. It's much better than it was when it was great." Gators Stun Kentucky GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Sharpshooter Gene Shy and the Florida Gators tied 4th-ranked Kentucky into knots Monday night with a tight defense in the first half and a slowdown offense in the final eight minutes, upsetting the Wildcats 66-58. The loss knocked Kentucky out of a tie with Alabama for the Southestern Conference lead and was the second upset in two weeks for the Wildcats. Shy had a hot hand that helped Florida stay in front most of the way.

He led the Gators with 20 points, 18 of them in the first half. He also played a major role in the sticky defense which befuddled the bigger Kentucky five. Fitzsimons Ranks 7th WASHINGTON (AP) Unheralded Pat Fitzsimons' victory Sunday in the Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open golf tournament vaulted him from 28th to seventh place on the year's money-winning list according to figures released Monday by the Professional Golf Association's Tournament Players Division. Fitzsimons picked up for his victory to boost his earnings for the season to $41,690. Johnny Miller continued to lead the list.

Miller tied for 15th in Los Angeles, pocketed $2,325 and now has $113,120 on the year. Gene Littler is a distant second with $53,821, followed by Gary Groh with $49,473, John Mahaffey with 47,621 and J. C. Snead with Rounding out the top ten, in order, are Tom Kite, Fitzsimons, Al Geiberger, Tom Watson and Jerry Heard. Players Raises too early to assess the amount in terms of money or percentages but all the players we have signed have received raises.

"We're happy we drew enough fans in 1974 so we can handle it." The Dodgers maintain a strict policy against announcing salary figures but it was learned their established policy against contracts for more than one year has been broken. Both relief ace Mike Marshall and starter Don Sutton, a 19- game winner last season, have two-year contracts now. Indications are the payroll costs for the Dodgers have risen at least 25 per cent. Third baseman Ron Cey was the only Dodger to take his pay problems to arbitration. Arbitrator Fred J.

Holly of Knoxville, upheld the player's demand for $56,000. Cey, who became a regular in 1973, had made $27,000 last season and the Dodgers had offered $47,000. Steve Garvey, the National League's most valuable player of 1974, signed for a reported $90,000, another in the big-boost group. Girls Basketball At Central 28, Cascade 60. Bonne Lambrecht and Becky Jones each had 14 for Fascode.

Jackie Cop land and Jan Jones each had 10 for Central. At Socred Heart, 58, Kennedy 56. Lit Veysey hit winning basket in overtime for Sacred Heart. JV: Socred Heart 24, JFK 21. At Scio 51, Jefferson 33.

Shelly Cullin had 16 for Scio and Carol Menken had 24 for Jefferson. Scio has won Tri-River title and will play Valsotz or Eddyville Friday for state berth. At Stayton 36, Chemawa 60. Debbie James, 16, and Myma Abraham-son, 1 2, for Chemawa. Melinda Brock had 21 for Stayton.

JV: Stayton 19, Chemawa 18. At Salem Academy 23, Regis 13. Carlo Pfau led S-Academy with 9. Janell Jehlen topped Regis with 6. NEW YORK (AP) College basketball recruiting is one field in which women are not looking for equality with men.

They'd just as soon avoid the myriad of mistakes made by their male counterparts, thank you. With the recent introduction of athletic scholarships for women, a pandora's box has been opened, one which many women's basketball officials are very wary of as their sport grows by leaps and bounds. "Women are getting into recruiting now, although it's not as high pressured as the men," said Lucille Kyvallos, the dynamic coach of Queen College's nationally prominent women's basketball team. "But when you have scholarships, there might be pressure in future years. "Women have to try and avoid the mistakes made by men.

Many women didn't want to get into the scholarship bag. We didn't want to get in, but now we're forced in and we've got to be careful." Cathy Rush, coach of three-time national champion Immaculata, which defeated Queens 65-61 Saturday before an enthusiastic crowd of nearly 12,000 at Madison Square Garden, agreed on the need for caution. "Where there are scholarships, there is going to be recruiting going on," Mrs. Rush said. "Without good regulations, women's basketball could fall prey to the men's problems.

But women have seen what happened to the men that could be the best thing going for us." While some schools give athletic scholarships to women, Immaculata and Queens do not. And the scholarships are already having their effect. Immaculata is 14-2 this season, and both losses came to schools which offer scholarshipsWilliam Penn and Federal City. Can the non-scholarship schools continue to compete? "I think we can, but it will be much harder," said Mrs. Rush, whose 88-6 record at Immaculata has earned that tiny, 525- stu- to Avoid Material Price Increases FREE ESTIMATES All Types New and Re-Roof Ph.

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from page 21) from third place to second with 798 points. Notre Dame, 16-8, dropped from 11th to 16th. Oregon State, 15-9, was 17th after being 20th last week. Pan American, 21-2, gained one spot to 18th. Arizona, 18-5, slid from 15th to 19th, and Washington, 16-7, was a newcomer to the list in 20th place.

La Salle and Centenary fell from the rankings this week. 1 Indiana 47 26-0 940 2. Maryland 20-3 798 3. Louisville 20-2 633 4. Kentucky 20-3 630 5.

UCLA 20-3 624 6. Marquette 20.3 470 7. N. Carolina State 19-4 405 8. Alabama 20-3 379 9.

Arizona State 20-3 281 10. Pennsylvania 20-4 195 1 1 Clemson 15-8 1 78 12. S.California 16-6 140 13. Creighton 19-4 116 14. North Carolina 16-7 72 1 5.

Texas-El Paso 18-4 61 16. Notre Dame 16-8 54 1 7. Oregon State 15-9 52 18. Pan American 21-2 47 19. Arizona 18-5 33 20.

Washington 16-7 30 Others receiving votes, listed alphabetically: Centenary, Cincinnati, DePaul, Furman, Kansas, LaSalle, Memphis State, Michigan, Middle Tennessee, Minnesota, New Mexico State, Nevada-Las Vegas, UNC-Charlotte, Oregon, Purdue, Rutgers, Stetson, Tennessee, Texas AAM, Tulane, Utah Slate Woman Falls In Male Play RIDGEFIELD, Conn. (AP) Abbie Maynard, who said she entered the otherwise all-male pro tennis tournament here to improve her game, was beaten 6-0, 6-0 by Romanian Ion Tiriac Monday night in the Fairfield County International Tennis Championship. "There was a lot of pressure on me and it really showed," said the 19-year-old Wesleyan University sophomore. She didn't score a point in the second set. "I had a very bad game.

I was very erratic. My serve was off and that's usually the first thing that goes when you're nervous," she added. Cleamons Hurt CLEVELAND (AP) -Starting guard Jim Cleamons will be sidelined indefinitely with a severely sprained left shoulder, the Cleveland Cavaliers have Gold Racket (NEW YORK) Jimmy Connors displays the Martini and Rossi gold racket he received in New York Monday as he was honored as the Tennis Player of the Year. Connors, 22, is pondering a $250,000 head-to-head match whit John Newcombe. (AP Wirephoto) Stones May Bypass Record Try Auto Service Center 8-8 Mon.

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"If it isn't the way it was at the Olympic meet last Friday night," the 21 -year-eld Stones said by phone from Los Angeles, "I won't go for the world record. I will stop at what it takes to win." The 6-foot-5-inch Stones broke the indoor mark for the fourth time this winter. Colli out fwt your $522 Sinitirodyetoiry Olympic meet, a move that provided a less congested approach for Hoppers and that contributed to Stones' record performance, but that drew criticism from rivals who used the straddle technique. A women's high-jump competition also will be held at the A.A.U. meet.

The defending champion is Joni Huntley, the only American woman to jump six feet, who also has adopted the flopping style first introduced by Dick Fos-bury. Dr. Leroy T. Walker, chairman of the games committee for the meet said no single official or athlete, would decide how the high jump would be staged. "This is the purpose of the games committee," Walker said by phone from Surham, N.C.

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