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The Lobber and the Libbet will tot. tot ri-, ii-:o 'be
national sports spotlight Thursday ninht, but tn.- b'f.v it
strike may not be as telling as many t Xpert.
A national television audience will join fa--j " bb: ' - "M ;
Astrodome to watch Bobby Riggs, bb, carry tbe I enn .
male chauvinism against the stands d beo--. i of v. -a
tennis, Billie Jean King, 29, in a $100,000. a.;-. ' a:i
super-hustle.
Riggs hopes to deal the crushing blow in ivs ut"'t h
prove that women tennis players, no manor how much i tun
may have improved in recent years cannot comp-t.. v-.atn
men.
King hopes to save her c.ount-a p.-, n !
embarrassment. They wore slapped acaa -; t'v. ..; 1! ' ' :
this year when Riggs destioyt.fi Autr.. s r 1.ii..t 1
the world's second-best women's playei !). h'-v! KL:a c
think that a loss by King would a:isw-i the c:,i.-t
and for all.
Some reporters have felt that nig.;;s doev.'t ev : n..;,-,
understand the Women's Libeiation Movement. l.r.
maintains that he hates Gloiia Gtoinem, nnd he f
King, "She's one of those damn libber;;, ths: lead -fact.
I really want her bad."
He presses on with his 207 vitamin pills daily .a-ri !m
psychological warfare on opponents.
The reason I hope that Kincj win-, is th..t tiv is m vm a
the match for the sake of tennis, While botb plazas :.
certainly accomplished professionals (Hi'iT "vn
Wimbledon once, the U.S. 0;vn tote ,.nd tb- Id
title four times; King has won Wimbledon fiv ti:n.- H-.p-.
is using his garbage style and pbiyituj f a iv aA-- of
publicity and male chauvinism, nut lor the sihm t
dove mebnoe time out
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the pro tour could beat Riggs. He .. n-at
claim was only that, "I was not so sine the b.-t v.
players could tat an old man libe na-," and h
admitted on occasion that be is i.oi v-ay conii i-
beating King.
If Riggs wins, thett; will still be demand-, h : a
match. The most prominent cballi a-i.-i m it, a;
probably be teenager Chris Lveit. uivin bu- ,a
nature, acceptance of anoibei match r. net a ;
possibility.
If King wins, the male chauvmed-. va! al-a, -unconvinced.
People will clamoi h,i triiu.n b 1 1
there are other Riggs atound who c, n -,n.i m a
women players.
The controversy won't end in t'-e A tmo-
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player Phil Chambers.
Archers to meet
The Women's Archery Club
will meet Wednesday at 7 pan
at Womens Physical Education
Bldg. 301. All U-ginniu'i,
intermediate and advano-d
archers are welcome.
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An opportunity to !!-
varsity as a freshman, an ;
possibly to start, leau Plm
Chambers to chose tit
University of Nebraska Lincoln
for his college basketball
career.
Chambers, a 6 ft. 0
Denver native, said whethei Re
starts this season dauera.i,
entirely on himself. "If I can
prove worthy of suiting m
practices, Coach (Joe) Cipnano
will give me a shot at staitan) a
game," he said.
Basketball piactice doesn't
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Chambers said squad -v.-mb i:
have been running about Pv..
miles a day on thee own.
"When practices begin, we
hope this running will allow us
to accomplish moic," he said.
During the summai
Chambers attempted to
familiarize himself with the
guard position. "I h.id ncvo
played anything but foiw,.M.I in
high school, but Coaeh
Cipriano told me lie plans
swinging me between ioia,.;,d
and guard this year," be -ed
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between high school and
college basketball, Chamber,
said: "Before you could play m
a happy-go-lucky mannei. Now
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outcome), you can't afford
that type of attitude."
This year, the team's
lengths should be its speed
and outside shooting ability, he
said. Many players lack college
expet ience and this appears to
be the team's major weakness,
be added.
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