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(R) (60 mm.) © Good Sex! © MOVIE: love Trap' © (g) 700 Clufa 1:30AM O Anything for Portor i Wagoner at By Amanda Bruce You think Joan Rivers has problems? Wail till you meet Heidi Abro­ mowitz! "Joan Rivers (and Friends) Salute Heidi Abromowitz!" premieres June 14 on Showtime. It stars veteran comic Miss Rivers in a special sur­ rounding her fictional creation, the none-too- • chaste Heidi Abromowitz. Tony Randall and Father Guido Sarducci <Oon Novetlo) help Miss Rivers dump insults on Heidi, whom Miss Rivers immortalized in her book. "The Life and Hard Times of Heidi Abromowitz." e HBO takes a serious look at sex this week in "Sex and the American Teenager." on Monday. June 10 This is the latest documentary in the "American Undercover" series. The documentary, based on a survey by Robert Colcjs and Geof­ frey Stokes, displays some eye-opening lacts. Of all teenagers under 18 years of age, hall have had sexual intercourse. Of the girls who had had sex­ ual intercourse, however, only half had used birth control. Nine out of 10 teenagers approved of sex in a "serious" rela-. tionship. but only 6 per­ cent felt their parents would aoorove as WPII Joan Rivora © MOVE: 'Witches Brow' 2:00 AM 0 Everyman Q Got Rich with Real Estate © MOVIE: 'SBvor Dream 2:$8AM © Today in One interesting tidbit in regard to parents was that the teenagers who were able to discuss sex with their parents were least likely to have had it. "Sex and the American Teenager" repeats June 18. 20. 26. and 30. * Spring is in full swing, and that means Ihe golf­ ers are digging up the grass. ESPN will record some of the action from the U.S. Open in Birmingham. Mich., on June 13 and 14 USGA play will air at 12 noon and 4 p.m. (EST) each day. The U.S. Open is one of the» final three events in golf's grand slarW And today. June 9. you can catch final action from the senior PGA tour of the Champions Classic in Sparks. Nev. The BOX SEAT Can an American in Paris win? By Adam Beckorman The last time an Ameri­ can male captured the French Open singles title at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris, the Dodgers won their only World Series for the borough of Brooklyn. The year was 1955. and the American was Tony Trabert. He works as 'a commentator at CBS now, but viewers can expect NBC to pay tribute to Tra­ bert for his longstanding achievement as the net­ work presents the first of this summer's two conti­ nental-breakfast court specials. The men's singles finals of the 1985 French Open will air Sunday. June 9 on NBC When Yannick Noah dropped to his knees after conquering his native land's championship, then sought out the faces ol his parents. the image emerged as one of 1983's most resonant sports photos. John McEnroe interupting his own concen­ tration to haggle over a line call while leading Ivan' Lendl 2-0 in sets emerged as one of 1984's more cru­ cial'bouts of indiscretion. And both sports moments occurred before 9 a.m.. Pacific Coast Time. "It's a very hard tourna­ ment to win.'* concedes Bud Collins, who is cele­ brating 30years as a major tennis tournament commentator. "Some feet it's the hardest . to win Bud Collin a because of the slow, grind- "em-out play.Others feel it's the most worthwhile to win because of the grueling matches." Collins partially links the American game's "slavish devotion to the surtace we have for the U.S Open" -- that of a hard, very regular floor -- to a lack of prepa­ ration with which American men and women must con­ tend once they set foot on other countries' pet surtac- es. He cites the McEnroe experience of last year "McEnroe prepared for Paris by first playing a clay court tournament in the United States and then playing a day court event in Ousseldorf." says Collins. "One week on European day. preceded by one week on American clay, gave him pretty good preparation." 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