Baseball schedule highlights from Wednesday night slate
The listing shows San Francisco Knepper 58 facing San Diego Rasmussen 1 6 at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Also on the night card are New York at Chicago Montreal at Philadelphia Atlanta at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St. Louis Los Angeles at Houston and San Francisco at San Diego.
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St Louis
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Softball Matchups From Local Parks and Schools
Local softball fixtures list matches between Wild Irishman and A.C. Cherry, Brookhaven against Valley Culbert, Langue gatin versus Sporting Goods, Verford High Park Place versus Cookies Pub, and Pepper School.
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Vancouver at Washington Wednesday game notes
Vancouver faces Washington in a midweek matchup. The game arrives Wednesday with both teams seeking a win to boost conference standing and momentum. Key players from each side are expected to contribute, aiming for decisive scoring and solid defense.
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Baseball rankings of players by positions and teams
A garbled OCR listing names and numbers for baseball players by position including second base shortstop and outfield with multiple errors. It names Ted Simmons Johnny Bench Steve Yeager Gary Carter Barry Foote Chienge Junet Aas Dan Cincinnati Lee Mazzilli and others with team affiliations and large numeric tallies, then shifts to Second Base leaders Dave Lopes Phil Garner Manny Trillo Ken Oberkfell Dave Cash and more, followed by a long string of inconsistent entries and mispellings across teams and positions.
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Ted Simmons
St. Louis
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Steve Yeager
Los Angeles
Bob Boone
Philadelphia
Gary Carter
Barry Foote
Chienge
Junet
Dan
Ncinnati
Lee Mazzilli
New York
Dave Lopes
Phil Garner
Pittsburgh
Manny Trillo
Philladelphia
Ken Oberkfell
Dave Cash
Bea
Mike Schmidt
Ron Cey
Ken Rei
Dave Concepcion
Ozzie Smith
San Diego
Tim Foli
van DeJesus
Chicago
Epiceltanic
Houston
Dave Parker
S Pince
Greg Luzinski
Dave Kingman
Reggie Smith
George Foster
Dave Winfield
Dusty Baker
Maddox
Garry
Bobby Bonds
Bake McBride
Ron LeFlore
Montreal
Ken Griffey
Cesar Cedeno
Jose Cruz
Dave Collins
Horse Race Purses and Lineups From Big Pace Night
A crowded program lists multiple pacing races with purses from 3 500 to 17 500 and driverless entries. Notable entries include Adios Rosella Sun Lords Meema Min The Great Lumber Gart Tin Horn Vanavara Pilly Power Cap Count D J and Admiral Halsey plus Totem Hanover Ivy Ski Starpoint Express and Cozy Carol among others.
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Women 100 semifinals and finals results summary
Semifinals list Brenda Morehead Tenn St and Diane Williams Mich S with times 11.26 and 11.37 in heat one. Final results show Alice Brown Naturite TC first in 11.32, Brenda Morehead 11.43 second, with Jodi Anderson Naturite TC 11.52 and Diane Williams 11.61 trailing. several ties and misprints noted for Glover Griffith and Bolden. Men’s 800 final led by Don Paige Villanova at 1:44.53 with James Robinson Inner City TC second and Randy Wilson Indiana third. multiple other athletes listed with times up to 1:46.86.
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Willingboro TC
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Texas Soun
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Texas TC
Dollie Cheesborough
Tenn
Jeanette Bolden
Florence Griffith
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James Robinson
Inner City TC
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David Mack
Oregon
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Iona
Jonn Gray
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Ron Wopat
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Rob Baker
al Hamlin
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Jim Howell
Bob Coffman
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Mike Decathlon
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Steve Rainbolt
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John Crist
Lee Palles
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Brown and Floyd claim sprint triple crown at trials
Alice Brown wins the women's 100 at the U S Olympic Trials amid rain and a strong field, joining Stan Floyd as triple crown winners this year. Brown's 11.32 beats Evelyn Ashford’s absence, while Floyd ran 10.26 in the men’s 100 despite poor weather, both eyeing Moscow.
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Graham’s golf career highlights and earnings rise
Graham joined the tour in 1964 and earned $2,322. His first win was the 1967 Minnesota Classic, his second the 1972 Liggett & Myers Open, and his third the 1975 Open. In the current year he entered 17 events, placing in the money 14 times, with $45,038 added to career earnings of $1,195,009.
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Don Nash remembered as fair mentor to Delca league
Don Nash died after a summer illness while involved with the Delca Senior Babe Ruth League. He was a trusted coach and advocate who dreamed of a league field with lights for night games. His funeral drew many who valued his commitment to youth, and a future tribute award is hoped for in his memory.
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Olympians top All-Stars again in Indianapolis showdown
In Market Square Arena 10 000 fans watched the U S Olympic basketball team defeat NBA stars 82 76 to finish the Gold Medal series 4 1. The pre game ceremony awarded the Olympians medals while Michael Brooks of La Salle delivered a go ahead free throw at 10 43 of the second half.
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