Baseball at a Glance AP National League Standings
National League standings and Tuesday results show Detroit leading East with 72 wins, Phillies 5 3, Mets 5 5, Cubs 6 4, and Milwaukee 65 5. West leaders Los Angeles 6 4, Houston 5 3, Cincinnati 9 3, San Francisco 6 4, Seattle 5 10. Tuesday games include Chicago 2 Montreal 1, New York 4 Baltimore 3, Boston 7 Milwaukee 6, and Cincinnati 11 Los Angeles 3.
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Tennis results from Nice and Copenhagen sports brief
Patrice Dominguez beat Jan Kodes in Nice while Tomas Smith and Jose Higueras also advanced. Bjorn Borg won the Pondus Cup in Copenhagen with Mark Cox taking third. Vilas placed fourth after Gerulaitis beat him. Harold Solomon blanked Paolo Bertolucci in Houston as Panatta and other favorites fell. Basketball figure Brian Taylor declared free agent in Denver. Natalia Petruseva set a world speed skating mark in Alma Ata. Guy Lafleur named Hockey News Player of the Year in Montreal.
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Baseball and tennis brief notes from majors week
Catcher Bob Stinson was named American League Player of the Week for Seattle. Bob Forsch earned National League Player of the Week after his no hitter for St. Louis. Brian Gottfried beat Pat DuPre in River Oaks first round. Bengtson upset Eddie Dibbs as other matches featured Borowiak Teacher Stockton Lloyd Franulovic Hewitt in first-round action.
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