Baseball Schedule Fragment Shows Multiple Players Matchups
An OCR fragment lists several 1960s style American League game pairs with team names and pitcher records. Entries include California at Kansas City, Baltimore at Minnesota, New York at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, Minnesota at Toronto, Oakland at Texas with various pitcher win loss tallies and start times.
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Finley
Kansas Hagen
Baltimore
D.johnson
Min Bella
New York
Leary
Boston
Dea
DuBois
Cleveland
Minnesota
Tapani
Toronto
Oakland
Moore
Texas B
National League Tuesday games and late schedule
Baseball results show New York defeating Montreal 6 5 in 11 innings Peete and other results include San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 2 11 innings San Diego 3 Houston 2 and New York 4 Montreal 3 Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis and Atlanta at Los Angeles in late games. Tonight St Louis DeLeon 5 3 at Montreal Z Smith 2 3 7 35 p.m. Pittsburgh Heaton 8 1 at New York Gooden 3 5 7 35 p.m. Philadelphia Howell 6 3 at Chicago Bielecki 3 3 8 05 p.m. Cincinnati Riso 3 1 at Houston Gullickson 3 3 8 35 p.m. Only games schedules.
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Philadelphia
Montreal
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Wednesday Boxscores and College World Series Notes
Boxscore details show Montreal 4 New York 2 with Wallach OMalley and Fitzgerald among notable players. A Yankees managerial history section lists Ralph Houk resigning and Bill Virdon, Billy Martin, Bob Lemon, and Gene Michael in key years. College World Series coverage from Omaha includes Stanford Georgia Southern and LSU Fullerton outcomes, with schedule through championship on June 9.
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French Open results and matches at Roland Garros
Results from Paris show Gustavo Muster defeating Goran Ivanisevic and Andres Gomez beating Thierry Champion. Doubles feature Savchenko/Zvereva over Cecchini/Tarabini, with Provis/Reinach advancing to quarterfinals. Other items include Graf vs Novotna and Capriati vs Seles in featured matches and scoreboard notes on baseball and rankings.
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Sluggers McGwire hits two in one game and four this season
Oakland star Mark McGwire belted two home runs Tuesday for his fourth multi homer game of the season and 14th of his career while Mets pinch hitter Tom O Malley is 2 for 19 this season.
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John Kruk
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NHL award winners at 1989 90 ceremony in Toronto
The NHL held its 1989 90 awards at the Toronto Convention Centre with Mark Messier winning the Hart Trophy. Ray Bourque earned the Norris, Sergei Makarov the Calder, Patrick Roy the Vezina, Brett Hull the Lady Byng, Rick Meagher the Setke, Bob Murdoch the Adams, Kevin Lowe the King Clancy, Wayne Gretzky the Art Ross, and the Jennings Trophy went to Jean Lomolin and Andy Moog.
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Wayne Gretzky
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William M. Jennings
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Hull
Knicks Star Patrick Ewing Makes 1990 All NBA First Team
Patrick Ewing of the Knicks earns a place on the 1990 All NBA first team edging Olajuwon. He joins Magic Johnson Michael Jordan Charles Barkley and Karl Malone as repeat selections.
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Karl Malone
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Chicago
Tom Chambers
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Larry Bird
Boston
John Stockton
Kevin Johnson
Chris Mullin
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James Worthy
David Rovinson
San Antonio
Detroit Defeats Portland In Finals Opener
NBA finals opened with Detroit beating Portland 105 to 99 as Detroit led the series. Future games scheduled in Detroit and Portland show dates and times including June 10 and June 12 with remaining games if necessary on June 14 and June 19. Also included are All NBA teams voting results with noted players from Barkley to Olajuwon and others across multiple leagues.
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Evening Sports Lineup Highlights From ESPN to Local TV
TV guide style rundown lists ESPN coverage of the French Open women’s semis at 9 a.m. and college baseball LSU versus Oklahoma State at 7:30 p.m. USA Network airs the Western Open golf at 4 p.m. Local station WDBJ carries Trail Blazers at Pistons basketball at 9 p.m. WKOY shows Orioles at Brewers at 2:07 p.m.
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Quote of the Day From Chuck Daly Pistons Coach
Pistons coach Chuck Daly offers a pithy line on team focus and readiness. The remark captures Daly’s coaching philosophy and his emphasis on preparation and mindset ahead of key games.
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Fielder hits three homers in Tigers win over Indians
Cecil Fielder becomes first Detroit player to homer three times in a game this season leading Detroit past Cleveland 6-4. He drives in five, including a 470-foot blast at Cleveland Stadium, as he extends lead in RBIs with 53 and 22 homers.
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Two sport Mountaineer star Whitmore negotiates Indians deal
Morgantown AP Darrell Whitmore West Virginia star two sport athlete negotiates contract with Cleveland Indians risking his athletic scholarship. Whitmore, sophomore free safety and also a right fielder and designated hitter, says no signing yet and that discussions are ongoing.
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Whitmore
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