MLB Leaders Summary From Historic League Batting and Pitching Totals
American League leaders include Henderson of Oakland with 91 runs and 321 at bats, Canseco and McGwire powering RBIs and home runs, with Clemens leading in strikeouts. National League notes feature Dykstra and McGee atop batting, Bonds and Sandberg in power, plus key pitching marks and saves across teams.
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Brett's hot streak revives Royals star career
George Brett, once doubted at age 37, rebuilt his swing after a slow start. A May order to move him in the lineup fueled doubt, but mid July he found form with a 16 game run raising his average to .307. He climbed to a .314 season mark behind leaders Henderson Palmeiro and Trammell.
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George Brett
Kansas City Royals
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John Wathan
Boston
Willie Wilson
Royals
John Mayberry
Detroit
Toronto
Rickey Henderson
Rafael Palmeiro
Alan Trammell
Ottawa gridiron notes open preseason with two a days
Ottawa University opens football practice with 71 players reporting and three sessions ahead of two a day workouts. Dixon Dallas notes good conditioning overall though one transfer safety Darrell Allen has a hamstring strain. Heat prompts shortened sessions. Ottawa will avoid peak heat hours. Ottawa High reports injuries to Justin Schulz Chad Homer and Pat Campbell but expects rehab progress. Mann praises depth in special teams as potential kickers and punters emerge.
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Braves
Dallas
Darrell Allen
Ottawa
Justin Schulz
Ron Mann
Chad Homer
Pat Campbell
Mann
Cyclones
Bell fights for NFL roster in Chiefs cuts
Kansas City AP Mike Bell battles for one of six defensive end spots as Kansas City trims to 60 players. Bell, a former starter, aims to impress coach Marty Schottenheimer while teammates compete for two final DL slots amid roster uncertainty.
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Mike Bell
Kansas City Chiefs
Bell
Traci
Chiefs
Leonard Griffin
Neil Smith
Dan Sabaumaa
Bill Maas
Maas
Griffin
Pete Shons
New England Patriots
Greg Meisner
Tom Sims
Pittsburgh
Marty Schottenheimer
Gretzky Blasts Oilers Owner Pocklington in Autobiography
Wayne Gretzky accuses Peter Pocklington of being a cheapskate and driven by cash in his memoir co written with Rick Reilly. He says money shaped rifts with Glen Sather and led to the 1988 transfer to the Los Angeles Kings for about 18 million dollars. Gretzky recalls diamond rings for players varying by status and a leased Ferrari he later had to finance.
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Pocklington
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Glen Sather
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Sather
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John Muckler
Marcel Dionne
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