Baseball schedule fragment with multiple city matchups
A cluttered listing shows multiple American League and interleague games with erratic team abbreviations and inconsistent times. Details include lineups such as Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Texas Toronto Chicago California Cleveland Oakland New York Kansas City Seattle Minnesota and others, with partial pitcher records and incomplete team names.
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Minnesota
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Cincinnati
San
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Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Baltimore
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National League Baseball Schedule Spoiled by Weekend Set
The schedule lists multiple NL games with matchups and start times including Cincinnati at New York and Houston at Philadelphia. It also notes Saturday and Sunday games with venues and kickoff times, highlighting a packed weekend slate across the league.
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Mahler
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Ojeda
Houston
Guillickson
Philadelphia
Combs
Chicago
Haskay
San Diego
Dunne
St. Louis
DeLeon
Los Angeles
Valenzuela
Pittsburgh
Heaton
San Francisco
T. Wilson
Atlanta
Montreal
Sandberg Leads Majors With Hot All-Star Break Run
In the current stretch since last year's All-Star break, Sandberg has posted the best box score totals in the majors. Over his last 29 games he is batting .422 with 17 homers and 29 RBIs, the strongest run of his season.
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Monteal
Kevin Gross
San Francisco
Kevin Mitchell
Kansas City Royals
Bo Jackson
Mark Davis
Padres
Joe Carter
Royals
John Schuerholz
Jack McKeon
NEW York
Deion Sanders
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Sanders
Columbus
Deion
Yankees
Harding Peterson
Florida State
NFL
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Golf Roundup Sees Sox, Cubs Lead Chase In Tight Standings
The daily golf and baseball roundup notes the Chicago White Sox and Cubs leading their leagues with strong performances. Highlights include Erik King’s solid pitching, Nolan Ryan’s 296th win, Ryne Sandberg and Ron Kittle delivering multi homer games, and squad movements like Bo Jackson trade chatter and Canseco’s wrist strain. The piece also covers standings shifts, streaks, and notable players across MLB in late June.
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Pittsburgh
Orlando Merced
Buffalo
Dennis Eckersley
Oakland Athletics
Chicago
Oakland
White Sox
California
Pirates
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
Sandberg
Ron Kittle
Chicago White Sox
Kittle
Minnie Minoso
Jose Canseco
Byrd Leads First Day At BASS Championship
Lee Byrd from Stone Mountain Georgia led the BASS National Championship at Smith Mountain Lake with four bass weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce. He was one of 16 qualifiers to catch legal length fish on a hot hazy day. David W Barnes Sr of Weeks Mills Maine sits second with three bass totaling 6 pounds 12 ounces as the three day event continues.
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Lee Byrd
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Smith Mountain Lake
David W. Barnes Sr
Weeks Mills
Maine
Brewers Star Dave Parker Gets 2500th Hit in New York
Milwaukee designated hitter Dave Parker tips his cap as the crowd cheers his 2500th career hit on a single against the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Parker becomes a celebrated figure for Milwaukee after a memorable milestone night in the Bronx.
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Dave Parker
Yankees
New York
Wimbledon Roundup: Seeded Players Advance Across Singles Draw
AP recap from Wimbledon rounds with numerous results including Karel Novacek defeating Joey Rive 6-1 6-4 7-6 and Ivan Lendl sweeping Jakob Hiasek 6-1 6-3 6-0. Notable wins feature Jim Courier, Michael Chang, Steffi Graf, and Martina Navratilova as early rounds continue.
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South Africa
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Jakob Hiasek
Switzerland
Jim Courier
Dade City
Jason Stoltenberg
Australia
Bryan Shelton
Huntsville
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Sergio Bru Quera
Spain
Mann Steiber
Czechodovakia
Jens Wohrmann
West Germany
Christian Bergstrom
Neil Broad
South
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Brad Pearce
Provo
Utah
Shuzo Matsuoka
Japan
Alex Antonitsch
Austria
Henri Leconte
France
Mark Kratzmann
Anders Jamys
Sweden
David Pato
Las Vegas
Guillaume Raoux
Amos Mansdorf
Israel
Richard Fromberg
Paul Toledo
Ohio
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Stefan Edberg
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Sports broadcast lineup for the day on multiple networks
Television and radio listing shows ESPN coverage of the Senior U S Open at 2 p m and 4 p m for the Greater Hartford Open on USA. Baseball features Braves at Expos on TBS at 7 35 p m and Orioles at Twins on WKOY at 7 37 p m with a first game doubleheader on ESPN and a second game later, plus radio coverage at 7 37 p m.
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Expos
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Twins
North Carolina player ordered to 75 hours of community service
CHAPEL HILL AP reports NC point guard King Rice was ordered by a judge to perform 75 hours of community service after being charged with resisting arrest and to pay court costs and about $30 restitution for damaging a jail wall. Other charges from the May incident were dismissed.
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Gee King Rice
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Orange County District Court
Patricia Hunt
Rice
Binghamton
Rogers captures third Virginia Women's Stroke-Play title
Liz Rogers of Virginia Beach overtakes NCAA champion Susan Slaughter on the back nine at Winton Country Club to win the 54-hole Virginia Women's Stroke-Play Championship. Rogers finishes 1 over par at 220, four strokes ahead of runners-up Floyd and Donna Martz, with Valerie Valen tine close at 225.
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Liz Rogers
Virginia Beach
Susan Slaughter
Winton Country Club
Virginia
Rogers
Floyd
Broadway
Donna Martz
Vikki Valentine
Arizona State
Slaughter
Portsmouth
Winchester
Widicus Clinches State Amateur Medal On Home Course
Virginia senior Fred Widicus shot a par 72 to lead qualifying with 36-hole total 141 on his home course. He edged 1988 champion Keith Decker of Martinsville and Mike Matthews of Oakton by one stroke. Nine others finished under par. a seven-way playoff for the last four match play spots followed.
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Keith Decker
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Mike Matthews
Oakton
Decker
Matthews
Virginia Tech
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Thursay
Mike Morgahan
Tom McKnight
Galax
John Minor
Richmond
Jay Klingel
Indiana State Center Luke Gross Transfers to Marshall
Indiana State center Luke Gross will transfer to Marshall University this fall. The 6 foot 8 inch, 215 pound sophomore will sit out the 1990 91 season and then have two years of eligibility remaining.
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Indiana State
Luke Gross
Marshall University
Dwight Freeman
Gross
Freeman
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