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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2002
Page
11
In spring action, Rick Ankiel lasted two innings for St Louis, surrendering six runs on five hits and walking two as Montreal beat the Cardinals 12-1. He opened by walking two on nine pitches, gave up a grand slam to Lee Stevens in the first, and later described the outing as an effort to get out there and have fun.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple teams and players across cities like SEATTLE ORLANDO MEMPHIS and DENVER with scattered scores and line items. The text includes names, numbers, and a scoreboard style, but it lacks coherent narrative or a single identifiable event.
Fragmented OCR text lists TV shows, actors, and genres from a dated broadcast lineup. Mentions include Batman Dexter Blade Runner and Vivien Leigh, with scattered references to sports, conspiracy theory, Burglar, and Conspiracy. Partial titles and names create a disconnected snapshot of a TV guide page.
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