Standings and schedule from United Press International sports bulletin
Major league standings show Philadelphia and St Louis leading divisions with Montreal Chicago and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Monday results include New York over Chicago and St Louis over Pittsburgh. today's schedule lists all remaining games and pitchers with times in EDT.
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Babe Ruth Majors final week ends in tight games
The Babe Ruth Majors and related leagues wrap up the season with multiple tight ballgames. Aragon and Poloni pitched, Elks and Medics posted wins, and Clark and Velasco earned victories in close contests as playoff positioning looms.
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Roundup Highlights Local Majors And Minors Standings
Roundup reports Aztecs 5 Camaros 4 with Greathouse 3-3 and 2 runs, Weyrick 2 hits, Armenta to Leach to Libonao double play, Heathman standout defense. Pistons 27 Toyotas 2 with Beltran 3-4, no-hitter by Vernor Gary and Jeff Hamstad. Dodgers 12 Packers 7 led by Miranda and Travis triples. Braves and Pirates wins. final standings noted.
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SoCal Track Stars Honored With CIF Section Athlete Awards
Fred Shaw of Muir earns CIF Southern Section Track and Field Athlete of the Year after sweeping state high and low hurdles and anchoring his relay. Carson sprinter Mike Simmons and James Lofton of Washington High share co Los Angeles City Track Athlete of the Year honors with notable state titles and marks. Also listed are All City and All CIF regional season bests across multiple events. Beaverton bowling, Ed Bourdase leads with seven of eight wins in Winston-Salem Open lead.
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HEW explains Title I X impact on college athletics
Portland briefing outlines Title IX provisions from the Education Amendments Act of 1972. Gwen Gregory says equal funding for men's and women's programs is required to avoid withheld federal money. The regulations cover student admission and treatment and faculty pregnancy leave. Public comment through Oct 15 precedes a 1975 final draft.
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North Torrance lefty Tim O'Neil named 4-A baseball MVP
Senior righthander Tim O'Neil of North Torrance High earned CIF-SL 4-A Baseball Player of the Year after a dominant season that included 21 of 26 team wins, a 15-2 record with six saves, and two playoff wins highlighted by a 0-0 tie then a shutout with a late RBI in the title decision.
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Gibson Tosses Four Hitters to Drive Cardinals Past Pirates
In a doubleheader sweep, Bob Gibson pitched a four hitter with 11 strikeouts to spark the St. Louis Cardinals to an 11-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, lifting them within one game of first place Philadelphia in the NL East.
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