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Fastservt clinic prioi How fast can you serve a tennis ball? You can find out at the radar timed fast serve contest Thursday before the Vitas Gerulaitis vs. John Newcombe tennis exhibition. The special contest will be held to give local tennis players and A iiuii-icmiia it ciiaiice IU see how fast they can serve a tennis ball. The contest is open to anyone, and the male and female with the How fast can you serve? c??? t ? icisicsi act ve win win a nuw fiberglass tennis racket. EACH PARTICIPANT will be able to compare his speed with the pros. Roscoe Tanner serves at 144 miles an hour, and Colin Dibley has been clocked at 148 miles an hour. For the women, Martina Hours: Tues.< Every Thui ioc d Every Friday Nite Miller Li nappj ! Tuesday - Satu Live Entertainm SER | ... to talk with s< g Problem pregnane [4 Abortion counselir H Pregnancy testing Family planning & [ j Speakers for scho I inS.C. I 800-92 | | 1614 Tw< ||i ... . - I' 24-Hour Ans I "CONFIDENTIAL SOMEONE 2 contest, - j. ^ -f r ?j> maicn Navratilova hits the ball at 92 miles an hour. The event is free to all ticket holders to the exhibition match. Also, a tennis clinic will be held prior to the fast serve contest. It too is free to all ticket holders and persons will be able to leave the coliseum for dinner and re-enter fAr fVio av/i tuv iiiai^uco, GEHULAITIS WILL talk about forehands, backhands and lobs, while Newcombe demonstrates volleys, overheads and serves. Other topics include basic positioning for singles and doubles, hints on anticipaton, ideas on recognizing s weaknesses and strengths in opponents and self and devising a game plan to capitalize on the above. Tickets are still available at $4 each for USC students. Thev will . be on sale at the coliseum box offices. SCHEDULE 5:00-6:00 Tennis Clinic (Open to all ticket holders) 6:00 Fast Serve Contest (Open to all ticket holders-prize) 8:00-9:00TENNIS MATCHES Gerulartis and Newcombe team up against USC's Art Anastapoulo and Chris Mayotte in a 12 game pro set. Short Intermission Gerulaitis vs. Newcombe-Best 2 out of 3 sets. ft Tavern . Main Sat. 5 until? rsday Nite: Lraft : from 9:00-1 0:00 te 2 for l V nour irday 5 - 7 25' ent on WeeKends \ WO MEWS lk| VICES mieone who cares \M :y counseling p lg services f i * Trained counselors ll birth control services ol & civic groups fcj all toll free | 1 ftOMAN 1 M? 2-9750 VJ/ | >Xotcli Rd. 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