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Wimbledon Finals Saturday Rematch Of Coliseum Play I WIUK DISPATCHES Saturday's Wimbledon finals should be old hat to Peninsula tennis fans. In fact, they've seen it all before, locally. The battle between Romania's Ilie Nastase and Stan Smith will be a rematch'of last Winter's championship clash in the Coliseum Mall International. U1 tralian veteran who has won more than $100,000 but is still set-king his first victory of fx (HANTS TKH'MPU Fucnlcs' Hit Beats Phillies In Mill, 64 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Tilo Fuentes slammed a two-run triple in tlx 10th inning Thursday night to boast tha streaking San Francisco Giants to a 64 National League baseball victory owr foundering Philadelphia Thursday night. Woody Fryman, 2-9, issued a two-out walk to Dave Kingman and Dama.so Blanco singled before Fuontes unloaded his triple to the center fiold feme that gave the Giants their sixth victory in seven games and saddled the Phils with their sixth loss in seven contests.

Don Monvy, who had hit a game-tying two-run homer in. the fifth inning, put the Phils in front 4-3 with a sacrifice fly in the seventh. this season, was next at 68, along with Bod Smith. Defending champion Lee Trevino, back in action for Ihc first time since the U.S. Open, clipped two strokes off par and was one of a group at 69.

"Every day I'm hitting it just a little better, just a little better," said Trevino, the 1971 U.S. Athlete of the year. "I don't think two under par is too bad for the first round. I'l take three more just like it." Gary Player of South Africa, who shared the favor- ite's role with Trevino going into this tournament, had a 71 and was tied with Arnold Palmer, who scored his first pro victory in this tournament in Palmer had to mount a birdie-birdie fini.sh to match par. Jack Nicklaus is not competing.

Nicklaus, who has won both the Masters and the U.S. Open and is gunning for a one-year sweep of all the world's major titles, skipped this one to get an early start on his preparations for next week's British Open. smiui, a California native, won the Hampton Roads Coli FORT ERIE, Ont. (AP) Hunky Henry, slump-ridden for three seasons, got off to a blazing start en route to a six-under-par (15 and the first-round lead a in the $150,000 Canadian Open Golf Champoinship. The one-time placeklcker for Georgia Tech's football team held one-stroke lead over long-shot Tommy Sanderson in this national championship being played on the par 71 Cherry Hill Golf Club layout.

A quartet headed by 60-yca-rold Sam Snead followed at 67, two strokes off the pace in the chase for a $30,000 first prize. Also at 67 were former Masters champion Gay Brewer, Lou Graham and left-handed rookie Sam Adams. Bruce Crampton, the Aus seum battle, on a medium speed surface, with ease, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7, 6-4. With Wimbledon's grass covered center court one of the fastest around, Smith will be the heavy favorite to post his fourth straight victory over the clay court master. Smith lost in last year's finals to John Newcombe, who along with the other 31 world contract pros is not eligible for this year's competition.

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He beat Smith three years ago on grass at Forest Hills. Smith has been the big winner since. A quiet word from three-time Wimbledon champion Fred Perry spurred Nastase to a victory over Manuel Orantes of Spain Thursday. "Before the tournament, Fred told me: 'If you can beat yourself you can win Wimbledon." What Hie had to beat in himself, of course, was his hair-trigger temper that has blown his cool and concentration into tiny pieces hi previous events. Nastase says this could be his last chance to win at Wimbledon.

"All the pros are not here now, but they will be next year." A victory Saturday would make Nastase the first Wimbledon champion from behind the Iron Curtain. Meanwhile, Rosemary Casals was ordered to change her dress before she could take part in a mixed doubles quarterfinals match. Miss Casals was wearing a dress bearing the slogan "You've come a long way baby." year-old Australian, won the title last year, in her first attempt. Mrs. King, 28, has won three straight times the first in 1966.

In the semifinal between Nastase the Romanian won the first three games, Orantes quickly levelled at 3-3, then Nastase reeled off another trio to take the first set at 6-3. Then they cut at each other with a i r-like ground strokes, and the match was really won because Nastase had just that much more ex Continued From Page 21 too well and was a little bit off balance not nervous but a little tight." "I have a chance, then Stan had a lucky shot made him more confident but one ball doesn't win a match," said Kodes. The women's top seed, Billie Jean King of Long Beach, will attempt to avenge her loss to Evonne Goolagong in the 1971 semifinals when the two meet for the crown Friday. Miss Goolagong, a 20- perience. The Romanian, long one of the world's best players on hard courts, has been playing a lot on wood recently.

This has given him the extra speed necessary on grass. Although the match was short, it was packed with in-telllgent anticipation and strokes oiled to perfection. Nastase was unbeatable, but Orantes never allowed himself to be cut to pieces by the Romanian's lightning forays to the net. CJpV the pcopSc tire Track Club Set For Richmond Meet Saturday The Peninsula Track Club will vie for honors in the Richmond All-Comers meet at the University of Richmond Saturday. Any member of the AAU is eligible to compete in the meet.

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