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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1989
Page
7
An AP report details a New York area tennis gathering featuring players from Lan ae te ic Unpa and Greta anom Sonn. The meet includes several notable athletes, with entries labeled by numbers and clubs.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a spa in Dert NG8 with partial phrases about an event or appointment. Names, dates, or clear details are unreadable, but the item centers on a local wellness facility and an unspecified action.
OCR fragment lists golf terms and player names with scattered scores and distances. It references Tami, Paton, and Paton item ees, plus several garbled numbers and places. The readable content hints at a results or standings snippet with multiple players and scores but is too fragmented to extract a coherent event or outcome.
ESPN presents the Olajide versus Lopez boxing match. WTBS airs NBA Draft at 9 p.m. Live NASCAR coverage on Radio 1B at 7 p.m. WKOY carries auto racing and later the Blue Jays at Orioles baseball game.
Nolan Ryan carried a no-hitter into the ninth as Texas toppled Cleveland 4-2. Brook Jacoby’s line drive slipped past Ruben Sierra in lights for a gap hit. Ryan left after one out in the ninth. Dave Clark’s two-run homer and Jeff Russell secured the win. Ryan, 9-3, extended his no-hit bid drought despite multiple near-misses dating to 1981.
Rickey Henderson, returning to Oakland, went 7-for-16 with five walks, scoring a homer and driving in five. The Mets set a 44-year-old major league record by outs without an assist. Don Slaught of the Yankees threw out three runners trying to steal. Nolan Ryan surpassed 4,900 strikeouts as Texas beat Cleveland 4-2. The Dodgers’ Orel Herby notched his 23rd shutout in a 7-0 win. Storm Davis of Oakland posted a 4-0 mark with a 1.91 ERA over two seasons. The Cardinals extended a stolen-base streak to 38, and Ken Griffey Jr. hit safely in 18 straight games.
Michael Fry, former gym owner in Cincinnati, asserts he knew of no Pete Rose baseball bets. Fry’s lawyer said Rose has claimed betting on everything but baseball, while other figures linked to the case face prison terms and ongoing investigations.
Julio Franco of Texas narrows the gap on Yankees star Steve Sax for the AL starting second baseman spot at Anaheim July 11. Sax leads with a .315 average and 25 RBIs on 426,381 votes while Franco hits .342 with 59 RBIs and 419,336 votes. Bo Jackson leads AL with 868,759 votes. Kirby Puckett and Jose Canseco trail in outfield tallies. Dan Gladden named American League Player of the Week after 6 RBIs and six steals, injuring his right hamstring Saturday and expected to miss up to 10 days. In the National League, Howard Johnson named Player of the Week after six games, batting .478 with three homers and seven RBIs as the Mets won five of six.
University of West Vlt Ima quarterback Major Harris sues Pittsburgh police alleging excessive force and racial slurs during arrest two years ago. The 31 year old claims he was hit in the head with a flashlight twice and driven in a patrol car before medical care, filed last Friday in U S District Court seeking 1 million in damages. A Baton Rouge judge ordered Washington Redskin quarterback Doug Williams to testify over a 875000 check dispute, with a district judge ordering Lisa Williams to surrender or face arrest on forgery suspicions.
Excerpts from the Dowd Report indicate Pete Rose wagered on major league baseball via intermediaries and on other sports while denying direct bets on baseball. Testimony cites Rose betting through Groosa, Janszen, and others, with large sums observed in Tampa Bay and links to football and horse racing activities.
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