Baseball scores and schedule update with rain postponements
The recap lists results including Pittsburgh 11 Philadelphia 1 and Atlanta 8 San Diego 2, plus postponed Montreal at St Louis due to rain. It covers today and Wednesday games with probable pitchers, and notes Dallas Cowboys sign George Hunt to replace injured kickers.
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NFL Preseason Standings Report By UPI
Oakland leads San Francisco 20 19 in a single game. other schedule items include Pittsburgh at Dallas St. Louis at Kansas City Baltimore at Washington NY Giants at Buffalo Cincinnati versus Green Bay Milwaukee Houston Cleveland at Detroit New Orleans at Houston Miami at Chicago Oakland versus NY Jets Berkeley San Diego at Minnesota Atlanta at Denver Philadelphia at New England Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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National League and American League baseball stat leaders cited
Leaders list major categories for both leagues. Highlights include Schmidt and Bench leading home runs, Bench with 106 RBIs, Brock and North topping steals, and Billingham and Hunter among top pitchers with win totals.
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Wilt Chamberlain Delivers Comeback Vision At Stokes Memorial Game
Wilt Chamberlain, 38, returned to the court at Kutsher's in the Catskills for the Maurice Stokes Memorial Game. He played 24 of 40 minutes, showing size and power with screens, rebounds, and blocks, while voicing future plans including coaching in San Diego, a possible return to pro scoring, and a love of volleyball on the West Coast. He expressed intent to stay near the coast, pursue volleyball mastery, and perhaps lead a new scoring league, amid chatter with Billy Cunningham and Matty Guokas.
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Time running out for Hank Aaron
Braves star Hank Aaron, 40, will retire after the 1974 season, with his last game set for October 2 against the Cincinnati Reds in Atlanta. Aaron reflects on 20 years, fame, and leaving the game, while pitcher Tom Seaver and others comment on his legacy.
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Heflins Win Annual Village Tournament
Heflins win the second annual Labor Day Weekend Mixed Tournament at the Village Country Club. Sid and Pris Heflin combined for a 5S to take top honors among 48 twosomes in the best-ball twosome event. Several close pursuers posted 56s and 57s, with multiple teams contending across other Village competitions.
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Bruins confident in kicking edge for Tennessee opener
UCLA coach Dick Vermeil shows optimism about the season opener at Tennessee but says three to four weeks are needed to be fully ready. He stresses special teams strength with Brett White, a 38.6 yard punter and 49 yard long field goal threat, who could lift coverage and pressure situations.
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