Winning the Dodgers Aim for Third Straight NL West Pennant
Los Angeles Dodgers begin their season-ending series with the Houston Astros hoping to clinch a third straight National League West title. Manager Walt Alston expresses confidence they can win three in a row and take their chances.
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Baseball Standings and Playoff Race Amid Finish
American League East leads include Baltimore 98 57 and Detroit 90 69 with Oakland atop the West at 99 60. The Dodgers cling to hope as Giants chase a playoff spot with three games left. St Louis beats New York 6-1 in 10 innings yesterday.
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National League Standings and Monday Results
National League table shows Pittsburgh leading with 96 wins and St Louis 89. Chicago 82, New York 82, and Montreal 69 follow in a tight race. Monday results: St Louis defeated New York 6-1 in 10 innings. other games and Wednesday schedule listed.
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Bunting and Hanenberg Named ACC Defensive Players of the Week
North Carolina linebacker John Bunting and Duke cornerback Bill Hanenberg earned ACC defensive player of the week honors. Bunting had two interceptions against Maryland, including a 32 yard return for a touchdown, plus 11 tackles. Hanenberg had two interceptions against Virginia, helping Duke post a 28-0 win and setting up another score.
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Walkout shakes women’s pro tennis in Los Angeles finale
Rosemary Casals and Billie Jean King walked off during the final against Jack Kramer in the Pacific Southwest tournament. Kramer handed the case to the USLTA discipline committee with prize money totaling 6 500 to be withheld pending fines or suspensions. Casals and King hired a lawyer, agreed to self imposed 1000 fines each, and planned to receive losing semi finalist earnings. Heldman later claimed settlement with revised fines and payouts.
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Davis Cup Practice Opens in Charlotte for U S Team
In Charlotte, U S players begin intensive workouts at Olde Providence Swim and Racquet Club ahead of the October Davis Cup Challenge round against Romania. Stan Smith Clark Graebner and Frank Froehling III arrive with Eric Van Dillen and Tom Gorman joining doubles practice as team selection nears.
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Borowiak Upset Stuns Stolle at Berkeley Open
Jeff Borowiak of Lafayette California, ranked unseeded, defeated Australian veteran Fred Stolle 6-2 6-4 in the Redwood Bank International Open first round at Berkeley and San Francisco. Rod Laver, coming off a 30 day layoff, struggled but beat Fred McMillen 6-2 5-7 6-3. Ken Rosewall routed Tom Edlefsen 6-1 6-2 in San Francisco action.
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