Senators in Washington on brink of relocation amid owner crisis
Washington owner Bob Short warns of bankruptcy as attendance slides to below 700,000. AL owners debate moves to Dallas Fort Worth, with committee weighing Washington sentiment and possible NL relocation. Short may sell or move to cover loans from 1968 purchase.
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Benevolent despot in tennis outfits teaches clinical amusement
Dennis Van Der Meer leads tennis clinics at Lake Tahoe with 12 couples and attracts players from Seattle. The South African born pro emphasizes technique and group instruction, praising adult participation while criticizing gaps in college and school facilities. He remains active at Berkeley Tennis Club as resident pro.
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Major League Leaders Display Wide Gaps Across Leagues
National League leaders include H Aaron Atl and Stargell Pitt with 45 home runs. May Cin 37, Williams Atl 33, Johnson Phil 33. American League leaders feature Killebrew 132, Stargell 120, H Minn 112, Robinson Balt 94, Aaron Ad 115. Pitching leaders note Jenkins, Lolich, Ti Pit 22-13 and 19-7 with Det 25-11, Blue Oak 23-8, and Hunter Oak 20-11.
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Otis
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Weekend pro college football results list
East Vermont 20 Conn7 Northestn 36 Rhode is. 22 Syracuse 2m Wisconsin 20 tie Stanford 38 Army 3 Penn S. 56 Navy 3 St. Lawrence 47 Colby 9 Thiel 26 Cragie-Miln 20 Lehigh 24 C.W. Post 14 Kings Pt. 13 Norwich 7 Lafayette 13 Rutgers 7 Colgate 27 Boston U. 27 Clarron 34 Mansfield 0 Delaware 39 Gettysburg 7 Ind. (Pa.) 34 Cal. (Pa.)0 Cidadel 38 Bucknell 31 Boston Call 17 Temple 3 South Wm. & Mary 28 East Cal. 10 Presbyterian 35 Furman 14 Wake Forest 20 Vir. Tech 9 Duke 28 South Carolina 12 Georgia Tech 10 Mich. St. 0 Georgia 17 Tulane 7 Maryland 31 N. Car. St.7 Tenn. 48 UC Sta Barbara 6 Alabama 42 So. Miss. 6 Western Ky. 33 Wittenberg 27 Auburn 60 Chattanooga 7 VMI 27 Davidson 3
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Weekend Sports Standings and Results Snapshot
National League and American League tables show San Francisco and Los Angeles leading in the West with strong records as games unfold across Sept. 21 to 30. College and high school results from Mississippi to Texas reflect a wide range of wins and losses, including notable NFL and college football scores. Sunday and Monday results feature several upsets and close finishes across multiple venues.
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Greene wins Colombia Open by 14 strokes in Bogota
American Bert Greene captures the Colombia Open with a 274 total, finishing 14 strokes ahead of Roberto Devicenzo, Martin Roesink, and Homero Blancas in Bogota. In Mosport Ontario a fatal Formula Ford crash claims Wayne Kelly, 37, and injuries to an ambulance driver and officials. In Barcelona, the United States wins six golds at the World Water Skiing Championships led by Mike Suyderhowd and Christie Weir.
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Christie Weir
Ricky McCormick
Christy Freeman
Floridians eye rebound focus after rocky off season
The Floridians under Bob Bass enter 1970-71 with 37 wins and 47 losses finishing fourth in the division. Returnees Ron Franz Al Tucker and Sam Robinson average under five rebounds per game while No 2 pick Willie Long joins a crowded frontline as the team seeks scoring and defense. Guards Mack Calvin and Larry Jones headline a strong backcourt, but overall height limits defense as rookies vie for spots and a fifth-place East finish is forecast.
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Bob Bass
Kentucky
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Ron Franz
NBA
al Tucker
Sam Robinson
Willie Long
New Mexico
Walt Piatkowski
Jim Haderlein
Loyola
Earl Beechum
Midwestern
Oon Kirkland
Cheyney State
Mack Calvin
Larry Jones
Calvin
Crab
Jones
Lonnie Wright
Yeoman
Larry Holliday
Oregon
Ken May
Dayton
Taylor dominates stock car action at Santa Maria Speedway
Lompoc driver Bob Taylor won the third heat trophy dash and both final heats plus the main event at Santa Maria Speedway Friday. He started 14th in the 20 lap main, battled to the front with Stanley and Atlas, grabbing the lead on the final turn to edge Stanley. Supermodified winner was Darrell Walker, with Don Brown and Corky Milor winning heats and dashes. The track will be dark next weekend for the 100 lap open event on October 2.
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Milor
Jewell
Stewart Wins Short Canadian Grand Prix In Fog
Stewart cruises to victory in the Canadian Grand Prix after 64 of 80 laps as fog and rain halt the race. Ronnie Peterson spins out from the lead late, while Mark Donohue finishes third in his F1 debut, with Hulme and Wisell behind.
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