Jets at Raiders in Oakland Exihibition Clash Summary
The 1968 New York Jets visit the Oakland Raiders in a warmup game as Kansas City tops the Rams 42-14 sending ripples through the exhibition season. Other results close out Saturday night include Dallas over Green Bay and Minnesota over St Louis with Denver and Cleveland also drawing even.
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Robert Moore
Associated Press
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Bengals Offense and Defense Propel Miami Preseason Win
Cincinnati's defense intercepted four passes and the offense turned them into touchdowns in a 28-21 victory over Miami. Greg Cook threw two TD passes to Speedy Thomas and Bob Trumpy, while Paul Robinson led the ground game with 74 yards and an 11-yard TD run.
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Missing Batting Practice Doesn't Help Reds To Win
Cincinnati loses fourth straight as Pirates sweep the series 9 4. Gene Alley delivers an inside the park homer and three RBIs while Willie Stargell adds two runs on his 24th homer. Reds waste nine hits and strand ten, manager Dave Bristol cancels BP hoping to spark hitters led by Lee May. Veale wins for Pirates as Cincinnati drops to third in the NL West behind Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Budde Earns Ameri can Legion World Series Bid
Rugged Cincinnati Budde defeated Waukegan 5 to 1 in Bowling Green to clinch the American Legion Region Five playoff title and secure a spot in the World Series in Hastings Nebraska August 28 to September 2. Wes Moore pitched for the winners scattering seven hits and driving in two runs in the sixth.
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Haywood signs with Denver Rockets after Olympic, college still left
Spend er Haywood, a 6 foot 4 star from Detroit and the U S Olympic team, signs with the ABA Denver Rockets. He cites overwhelming family responsibilities including a mother and nine children to support and leaves two college years remaining.
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Bridesmaid Giants Finally Take First
Giants finally break through with early-season win as Hall of Fame observer HAL BOCK notes surprise progress for the San Francisco club.
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Associated Press
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Giants Take NL West Lead With Sunday Win Over Montreal
Giants climb to first in the tough West after a 6-4 victory over Montreal as Bonds drives in three and McCovey reaches 100 RBIs. Mets complete three game sweep of Los Angeles 7-4, while Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati 9-4. Atlanta wins 14 innings 4-1 over St. Louis. Houston loses 10-9 to Chicago but then wins 3-2. Bonds hits 25th homer. McCovey 39th.
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Tom Shaw Typical Of Change In Pro Golf
Sutton Massachusetts AP The 26 year old Tom Shaw led the Avco Golf Classic into the final rounds but shot 77 on the muggy final 18 to finish at 280 one stroke behind winner Bobby Stanton 281 The young players like Shaw and Weiskopf are seen as the future while legends Palmer Nicklaus and Player were scarce on the course and Palmer was TV bound with hip issues
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Browns, Chargers Tie: Babich Out For Season
The San Diego Chargers tied the Cleveland Browns 19 19 in a preseason game but lost star linebacker Bob Babich to a season ending knee injury. John Hadl connected on two touchdown passes for the Chargers, while Leroy Kelly paced the Browns with 113 rushing yards and a 37 yard scoring run. Bob Matheson blocked a late Browns field goal to preserve the draw.
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Reggie Jackson Breaks Through for Dobson and A's
Reggie Jackson belted his 44th and 45th home runs fueling Oakland to a 9-0 win over Baltimore in the first game of a doubleheader. He added a two run single in the seventh and later a three run shot in the nightcap as Oakland swept and closed within two games of Minnesota. Dobson improved to 14 10 as the A's pulled even in the AL West battle.
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