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April 22, 1982
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delivered a paire^' C Stayed trag-
singles to lead k° n ied. ” — Don.
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en's athletics as well as just
Meral,” Don said. “I view it
■Benging. I also view it as a
iible setback in women’s
etics. I can’t say that’s neces-
true, but it’s possible that
Hrould be a setback just
from the standpoint of the
emphasis within a national orga
nization.
“We’re going from a national
organization basically run by
women, developed specifially
for women and nothing else,
into an organization basically
run by men, developed for
men’s athletics and we’re going
to have to develop men’s athle
tics rules.
“I think in the long run, if we
were maybe 20 or 25 years old,”
she said, “it wouldn’t be as much
of an adjustment and it probably
wouldn’t hinder quite as much.
But I think as young as we are,
there are definite possibilities of
some setbacks.”
The AIAW organization may
have received some inspiration
from a dispute that came about
last year when the College Foot
ball Association and the NCAA
fought over control of television
rights. As it turned out, the CFA
proved itself a worthy opponent
to an organization as established
as the NCAA.
“We saw what the CFA did,
and they’re a pretty powerful
group within the NCAA organi
zation,” Don said. “I think that
the women are not near as pow
erful as what I would conceive
er de
tional
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11 DALLAS — Wqjtek Fibak of Poland is generally credited with
Iplgthe rise of his star pupil, Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, to
the tying runsti . i ie;lc i 0 f'the class on the World Championship Tennis tour.
The teacher couldn’t stay up with the student in Wednesday’s
;ei Don Zimmerv.u r t r {- ma | niatc h j n t i ie WCT finals at Reunion Arena, but he did
;en anything lilt pXp eric i| a f ew ne w tricks.
Lendl, 22, ranked second in the world, rode his powerful
ten the iamb.; ou j) ( | strokes to an early advantage, but it took a late rally to stop
Hrmined challenge from the scrambling Fibak in garnering a
ntermg thegaic*.^ 7 . 6 win .
:rs, vvhile DocMf Lendl, who has made a shambles of the WCT spring tour in
i, who lost totli'Tnlig his last five tournaments, ranged from boundary to
>n, gave upjtisi finiary in the first two sets in returning Fibak’s placement shots
'•ng- , r winners.
i the sixth and Bm t he aggressive Fibak found his rhythm in the fifth game of
nhird set, taking a 3-2 advantage and forcing the favored Lendl
id Comer backui jo numerous errors. The tournament’s seventh-seed took the set
l and forced Lendl into a fourth-set tie-breaker,
lay if I wantedtr Tin two, who are close friends and are sharing a hotel suite
who recorded iririg the tournament, traded point-for-point in the tiebreaker
& Lendl finally taking a 7-5 win.
irRichardtasth Wak, 29, has now lost five straight matches to Lendl since a
4 slump. 78 win over the Czechoslovakian star.
et a good start, Lendl, who has won more than $700,000 since January, said he
i a rut,but I pulW»x{Jected a difficult contest, and not just because he was
lying Fibak.
'‘You always look to expect a hard match,” Lendl said.
“When I play, I don’t care who’s on the other side. He’s an
pooentand I don’t like him. I don't look at the face, I look at the
okes.”
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the CFA to be, but if the women
will all pull together, that will be
a key factor.
“Within the last year and a
half, we’ve been really frag
mented. Now if we can all put
“It’s almost like a circle.
Ten years ago we
started with nothing
and we developed it,
and now here we are. ”
— Don.
our differences behind us, and
forget what we’ve had squabbles
over here and there ... we’ll be
more powerful than what we
would be if we stayed frag
mented.”
“I think we can make some
impact,” she said. “I don’t know
if it’s going to be overnight — it
may be a few years down the
road, but I think we’ll be able to
do some things.”
Don said she hopes the
NCAA doesn’t excercise a prog
ress-hindering brand of control
over women’s athletics.
“I think some men in athletics
feel that if they can get the men’s
and women’s programs under
one organization, such as the
NCAA, perhaps they will have a
little bit more control over the
expansion of women’s athletics,”
she said. “As long as the women
were over here under a separate
organization, I think they felt
like maybe they didn’t have
quite as much control over the
development of the women’s
programs.
“Now, maybe they can level
that (development) off or stifle it
a little bit more than they were
able to initially. That’s to be seen
— I hope that doesn’t happen.”
And there are positive aspects
to the move into the NCAA, Don
said.
“On the positive side, there
will be more visibility,” she said,
“but you’re mostly talking about
visibility for those teams who are
going to be always in the nation
al limelight.
“It’s almost like a circle. Ten
years ago we started with no
thing and we developed it, and
now here we are. We didn’t have
an organization, we didn’t have
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