Preseason NFL Tours Bring Record Gate, Profits
During a summer of fear over canceled games, the 26 NFL clubs posted a strong preseason, grossing about 16 million and adding roughly 12.5 million to bank accounts. Attendance rose about 7 percent to 3,252,998, with Browns and Rams leading crowds, and Dallas, Green Bay, and New York teams also drawing well.
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Cavaliers Cut Former All American Skip Uarelicka
The Cleveland Cavaliers cut former University of South Carolina all American Skip Uarelicka from their roster Monday. Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Danny Walton underwent knee surgery Monday night to strengthen his right knee.
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Mets Rally Behind Late Play To Tie Game
Ron Fairly berates Bud Harrelson after a bunt attempt as a rundown unfolds off Tommie Agee's hit. Fut catcher John Bateman’s throw hits Gaspar in the hand and he scores the tying run, giving New York a chance to seize the lead late.
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Mays Near 300 Mark Giants Win
The San Francisco Giants beat the Atlanta Braves 7-5 as Willie Mays, 39, and Don McMahon, 40, paced a late surge. Mays hit two doubles, scored twice, and raised his average to .297 while McMahon tossed 2 1/3 hitless innings for his fifth save in eight days.
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Parker Drives In 100 RBI as Dodgers Embrace Confidence
The Dodgers credit rallying mindset from psychocybernetics as Parker, who had 10 homers, explains pride in clutch hitting and driving in runs. It’s noted that 100 RBI in Dodger Stadium is rare, with eight years since a Dodger achieved the mark, contrasting 1962 stars Tommy Davis with 143 RBIs and Frank Howard with 119.
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Major League Leaders Summary Page
Baseball statistics display top leaders in batting runs and hits with names such as Bonds Rose and Brock. The table lists leaders in home runs stolen bases and runs batted in, alongside players like Aaron and McCovey, with team initials and positions implied through abbreviations.
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Lefty Phillips Denounces Feud Reports Amid Bad Weather
Lefty Phillips simmered in Bloomington clubhouses as rumors of fights among Angels players spread after nine straight losses. He denied a Johnson Ruiz brawl and said most incidents were blown out by press coverage. The Angels faced cold, wet weather with a postponed game and a split doubleheader planned.
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Mudcat Grant Traded From A’s To Pirates
Oakland top reliever Jim Mudcat Grant, 31, was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday. Grant posted a 6-2 record with a 1.71 ERA and was a key late relief pitcher for Oakland. He criticized owner Charles Finley in a radio interview, saying front office interference hurt 1970 prospects. Details of the deal remain undisclosed.
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Monday's Fights in San Antonio and Akron Recap
In San Antonio Jesus Pimen el of Mexico stopped Katsuhiro Harada of Japan. In Windsor Jimmy Meliteur of New York knocked out Howard Blood of Detroit in middleweights. Broughton of Kitchener stopped Joe Blair of Akron in middleweights. In Akron Dave Matthews defeated Jack O'Halloran. John Gritling of Cleveland defeated Ray Anderson in heavyweights. Ted Guttick of Youngstown knocked out Aaron Eastling of St Paul in light heavyweights.
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Error Drops Truckers in 13 Innings
In Clearwater Montgomery Alabama beat Lakewood 3-2 in 14 innings to advance in the Amateur Softball Assn world championships. Ted Brown and Max Mallet drove in Lakewood runs, Glenn Mall scored the decisive run for Montgomery on a three-base error. Lakewood drops to the losers bracket to face Sunnyvale next.
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Polish Athletes Win Weightlifting Event in Columbus
Poland swept the podium at the 197 world weightlifting championships in Columbus as Mecislav Nowak won and Jan Wojnowski finished second. The podium sweep marked the first time a single country secured both top spots in a world event.
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