Otto to retire after 15 years with Raiders
Oakland center Jim Otto, 37, announced plans to retire after 15 professional seasons. Al Davis praised his career as a brilliant Raiders chapter. Otto will become the Raiders’ business manager after knee surgery and a trying season. He played 309 pro games including exhibitions and playoffs.
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Dibbs Faces Borg In U S Open Quarterfinal Clash
Eddie Dibbs, a Miami Beach native and clay specialist, meets Bjorn Borg in the U.S. Open quarterfinals at the West Side Tennis Club. Borg, French Open champion, has dropped only one set. Dibbs seeks his first win over the Swede after two prior losses.
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