Fragmented TV Schedule Items and Contacts Listed
Reading shows a disrupted TV schedule with scattered names and numbers. The list includes Har Dougan 4 BOR LO and several names such as Haan Sees, Sean Series, Pitan, Brooks, Wyck, and Sheeran among others with unclear roles. It ends with coded times like 1:10 and references to Womack Gibbs Bran.
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Texas Rangers Transactions Report Mixes Players and Names
Saturday sports notes list roster movements and player mentions including Rangers players Tracea Scottstein Sammy Sosa and Wing Serta with scattered phrases about near east and Cape details. The fragmentary text mentions coaches and other names but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Thurman Munson Remembered On Anniversary Of Death
New York ten years after Thurman Munson's death fans and teammates remember the Yankees captain. His locker holds an empty chair and a plate with number 15 as a memory symbol while teammates praise his grit and leadership.
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Hall of Fame Driver Littlejohn Dies at 81
Spartanburg AP Joe Littlejohn 81 a member of the National Motorsports Press Association Hall of Fame died Saturday after a heart attack. He was a pioneer as the first stock car driver to top 100 mph on a measured mile at Daytona Beach. A promoter in racing’s early days he helped organize NASCAR and promoted tracks in Spartanburg Atlanta and Asheville Weaverville. He operated the Spartanburg track until the mid 1960s and later ran other venues. Richard Petty called him a major instigator in organized racing. Funeral set for Monday in Spartanburg.
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Greenwell Aggravates Ankle Injury In Red Sox Loss
Boston's Mike Greenwell aggravated a left ankle injury Saturday against Cleveland and left after three innings. He previously twisted the ankle July 15 versus Minnesota and later slid back into second, triggering the re-injury. Greenwell extended his hitting streak to 14 games, is batting .307 with 12 homers and 65 RBIs, and manager Joe Morgan said he may not play Sunday.
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Aiken claims second Dixie League state title in comeback win
Aiken 15-14 year olds defeated Hartsville 8-? after trailing early, finishing with 18 hits led by Cedric Johnson three hits two RBIs. Marcus Glover Tim Simpkins Chad Parrott Ryan Gallagher and Efrim Johnson each had two hits. Gallagher earned the win. Team advances to Gonzalez Louisiana for the national tournament after a strong run including wins over Spartanburg and Lancaster.
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Pirates Lose To Asheville 9 5 In Augusta
The Pirates fell 9 to 5 to the Asheville Tourists at Heaton Stadium. They had an off day on Sunday before starting a series with the Fayetteville Generals Monday night at 7 30 p m. Monday features a free hot dog night and Tuesday will feature Max Patkin the Clown Prince of Baseball making an appearance.
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