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The White Falcon
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STANDINGS
Major League
Baseball
AMERICAN EAST W L GB
NEW YORK 85 51 —
BALTIMORE 80 55 4*s
BOSTON 73 60 10*5
DETROIT 71 64 13*2
MILWAUKEE 73 66 13*5
CLEVELAND 70 65 14*5
TORONTO 58 78 27
AMERICAN WEST W L GB
KANSAS CITY 87 50 —
TEXAS 68 68 18*5
OAKLAND 68 70 19*5
MINNESOTA 60 78 27*5
CHICAGO 57 78 29
CALIFORNIA 52 83 34
SEATTLE 50 86 36*5
NATIONAL EAST W L GB
MONTREAL 74 63 —
PHILADELPHIA 72 63 1
PITTSBURGH 72 65 2
ST. LOUIS 61 74 12
NEW YORK 59 78 15
CHICAGO 53 82 20
NATIONAL WEST W L GB
LOS ANGELES 79 58 —
HOUSTON 77 60 2
CINCINNATI 74 63 5
ATLANTA 71 65 7*5
SAN FRANCISCO 67 70 12
SAN DIEGO 60 78 19*5
Football
FLAG FOOTBALL STANDINGS W L
NCS 5 0
SUPPLY 5 0
57TH CSi 3 1
AWACCS 3 2
MARINES 2 2
ROCKVILLE It 2 2
ADMIN mkjjky 2 3
HIGH SCHOOL 2 4
NSGA 1 1
NAVFAC 1 3
AIR OPS 0 4
IDF 0 4
Radio sports schedule
Saturday - College Football - USC at
Tennesse at 11:30 p.m.
Sunday - NFL Football - Dallas
Cowboys at Denver Broncos at 8 p.m.
SHORT SHOTS
★ Here's how the NFL teams fared in the first week of
the regular season. Pittsburgh defeated Houston 31-17;
Buffalo gowned Miami 17-7; New England outscored Cleveland
34-17; Tampa Bay got by Cincinnati 17-12; Minnesota slipped
past Atlanta 24-23; San Francisco edged New Orleans 26-23; The New York
Giants trounced St. Louis 41-35; Green Bay defeated Chicago 12-6 in over-
time; Philadelphia handled Denver 27-6; Detroit beat Los Angeles 41-20;
Oakland bested Kansas City 27-17; San Diego downed Seattle 34-13; and
Baltimore won over the New York Jets 17-14.
★TENNIS—John McEnroe is the U.S. Open Champion for the second year in a
row. He outlasted the man who defeated him at Wimbledon, Bjorn Borg,
7-6, 6-1, 6-7, 5-7 and 6-4, to capture Sunday's final of the event held in
New York. Borg's main problem appeared to be his serve. He committed
nine double faults, and fewer than half of his serves were in. BILLIE
JEAN KING and MARTINA NAVRATILOVA teamed to win the U.S. Open's Women's
doubles championship. WENDY TURNBULL and Marty RIESSEN captured the mixed
doubles title.
★AUTO RACING—Bobby Allison pulled away from Richard Petty Sunday to win
his second consecutive capital city 400 Nascar Grand National Race at
Richmond, Virginia. Allison, driving his familiar blue-and-white Ford
Thunderbird, gained the lead when he passed Benny Parsons in the 272nd
lap. Petty finished second and Lennie Pond finished in third place.
★GOLF—Wayne Levi shot a par-five on the fourth playoff hole Sunday to
win the $300,000 Pleasant Valley Classic at Sutton, Massachusetts. Levi
capped a spectacular two-days of golf to oust Gil Morgan and earn the
$54,000 first prize. Both Levi and Morgan finished the regulation 72-
holes in 273—11 under par. Levi forced the playoff with a five-under-par
66 Sunday, after shooting a 65 on Saturday. SANDRA SPUZICH earned her
first LPGA victory in three years when she shot a four-under par 212 Sun-
day to capture the $100,000 dollar tournament at Plymouth, Indiana.
Second place went to Lori Garbacz and Carolyn Hill who finished two-
strokes back of Spusich.
★ THEY SAID IT—DANA KIRK, Memphis State Basketball Coach, who provided
the TV commentary for a game in which Les Henson's 89-foot desperation
shot at the buzzer gave Virginia Tech a 79-77 victory over Florida State:
"Quite frankly, I thought he took a bad shot."
Local sports happenings
★CLASSES BEING OFFERED AT THE GYM—Judo lessons for both men and women
for a four week session. Body building and weight training for men and
women to be held in the evenings for four weeks. For more information
call the gym at 4588.
★THE BASE POOL—will be closed today from 1 to 5 p.m.
★INTERMITTENT CLOSINGS—of portions of the swimming pool and gymnasium
may be expected due to maintenance of deteriorated water pipes. The
completion date is unknown.
★ AN AWARDS ASSEMBLY—will be held at the Gym on Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.
Awards will be presented for the following sports: Men's and women's
slowpitch softball, fastpitch softball, summer basketball and golf.
Blauvelt & Fahland top no tap
Phil Blauvelt and Millie Fahland
rolled their way to the first place
trophies for last weekend's No Tap
Tournament, which had 145 entrants.
Blauvelt rolled a 744 series for
the men's title, while Fahland cap-
tured the women's crown with a 606
high series.
Don Cook took second place for
the men with a 722 and Tom Andrew*
placed in the third position as he
finished at 705.
Other top finishers tor the men
were Doug Larsen, 695; Steve Buf-
fington, 692; Dave Shelley, 689;
Harry Taylor, 682; Don Traeger, 682;
Mike Braeden, 677; Dale Peters, 661;
Dennis Lewey, 658; and Ron Gulick,
658.
On the women's side, Linda
Tackett, with a 597 series, finished
second and Sue Moore's 580 was good
for third place. The Tournament
was sponsored by the KMBA.