Sports Schedule Incomplete Pairs For Regional Matchups
A fragment lists games with times and teams including pawreau Kansas City Boston Chicago New York Oakland Minnesota Baltimore Texas Detroit Toronto California Cleveland Seattle with several odd time entries and mismatched locations. The render shows inconsistent abbreviations and typos like 7:95 p.m. and 3 p.m. indicating a partial scrape of a daily lineup.
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Youth Action Continues with Sub-District Tournaments
Youth action continues with 11-12 and 13-14 year old sub districts at Riverview Park and Citizens Field. Games begin Saturday at 6 and 8 pm with double elimination and winners advancing to district play in Prosperity and Sumter. Gregg Park fields a 15-18 team at Chapin. Saturday first-round pairings listed.
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Gardner Shuts Out Braves in humid Atlanta game
Montreal rookie Gardner pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts and no walks for his sixth win of the season amid a one hour three minute rain delay at Fulton County Stadium. He noted the heat and humidity challenged him early, but he found a second wind after the delay. Gardner, rising as a Rookie of the Year candidate, has also shut out San Francisco and Houston this year.
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Pirates edge Padres in 15th to spoil Ridiculous debut
Jeff King delivered a two out single in the 15th off Calvin Schiraldi, capping a tense bullpen duel as the Pirates defeated the Padres 4 to 3 in San Diego, spoiling the major league managerial debut of Greg Ridder.
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McGriff Power Leads Jays Past Angels 5-0
Fred McGriff homered twice to run his hot stretch to seven homers in 12 games, lifting the Toronto Blue Jays over the California Angels 5-0. He already has 20 homers this season, near the AL's top. David Wells worked eight strong innings, gaining the win as Tom Henke closed out.
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No-Hitter Ties Record as White Sox Blank Yankees 8–0
Elieido Perez pitched a record-tying seventh no hitter of the season to lead the Chicago White Sox past the New York Yankees 8–0. Perez (8-7) struck out eight and walked four in the rain-shortened game that marked the AL’s sixth no-hitter this year. The Yankees’ closest hit came in the fifth when Alvaro Espinoza lined out to right-center as Lance Johnson sprinted to make a one-handed catch.
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Rangers rout Tigers as Sierra drives in five runs
Rangers beat the Tigers 11 to 1 for their season-high fifth straight win. Ruben Sierra matched a career high with five RBIs while Kevin Brown Craig McMurtry and Jamie Moyer combined on a six hitter to back the Texas attack.
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