Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 49

Chris Entered In Canada Net (UPI) America's top- tennis pair, Jimmy Connors and Chris will make their first Canadian appearance, in the Canadian Championships Monday at the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club. Heading this season's money winning charts with more than $135,000 the soon to be married Wimbeldon champions have been named tournament favorites, but the Connors faces a much tougher route to the men's title. Not Connors' Favorite One of' the strongest clay court fields of the year has been assembled for the seven day tournament and thtt slower, clay-type surfaces are not Connors' favorite. Second seed in the mens singles, where $15,000 goes to the winner, is flying Dutchman Tom Okker, defending champion and runner-up in 1971. Seeded behind Okker in order are: Hie Nastase of Romania, the 1972 winner: Swedish skyrocket Bjorn Borg; Manuel Orante's of Spain; the red hot Argentinian Guillermo Vilas, who has won three of nis last four tournament finals; Eddy Dibbs of tne U.S., and Chilean Jaime Filloi.

World Team Tennis, which has cost the Canadian Open such male stass as Ken Rosewall, John and Tony Roach, has especially depleted the women's field, where 'top prize is Top Four Missing Missing because WTT commitments are Billy Jean King, Rosie Casals, Virginia Wade and 1073 winner Yvonne Goolagong of the world's top six-ranked women players. Miss Evert and Margaret Court, who is pregnant and temporarily out of competition, are the other two. Seeded two in women's play is Julie Heldman of the U.S., followed by Chris' sister'Jeanne and Japan's Kazuko Sawamat- su. The Canadian Open also marks the retorn to the competitive tennis arena of three-time Wimbledon and ioor time U.S. Open champion Maria Bueno Brazil.

Now 34, Miss-. Buenq has played in a major tournament since 1969 when she was ranked fifth in the world. Suiday "Times, Sunday, August 11. 1974 Weak-Eyed Umps To Officiate In Benefit Tonight "call 'em' the question is whether or not two of the three men slated to officiate tonights benefit Softball gamee at Cavanaugh Field can "see 'em" at all. "We'll -just have, to make the best of'it," said one of the par- ticipanlts who be identfied.r sure the two men an question (Clifton" Van Roby and Suter Kcgg) will see everything except what they're supposed to see.

I'm just as sure Steve Vandenberg won't miss anything." Roby and Kegg will make the calls on the bases when the Holiday Inn' and Algonquin Mo tor Inn; girls swap hits and er rnr.s in their annual get-togeth er for the AHcgany County Can cer Crusade. Vandenberg wil call the balls and.strike. The contest- is scheduled to start at 8 o'clock. Last year's game, 7 5 'by Holidaj Inn, netted approximately $50' for the Cancer Crusade. Tickets have'been sold by boll Inns the pastVten Thej may also be' purchased at thi gate tonight.

LaVale Youth Teams To Register Today The LaVale Packers th Cumberland Area Youth Foot ball League and LaVale Steelersj of the-Queen City'Lightweight! Football League are to register today, 6 p.m., at Shehan I All boys 10 to 13 years and not "y- In junior high this year are eligible. U.S. Facing (Continued from Page 45) Olympic final. Thc thought-is all too'real to AAUj 5.000-meter champion, Dicki Bucrkle. "When I think about Montreal." says Buerkle.

"I'm real-i ly afraid of getting shot at. tween and the! French Canadians, I can't help th nking that terrible' will happen in Montreal." And despite stringent security arrangements planned for MoV.ffeal, Lord Killanin. the International Olympic offers Bnerkle little" comfort. "iJct's face the facts," says "If someone wants to murder somebody. and they have planned, jolly hard to slop them." i Gold Resigns Job MACON.

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