Notable MLB Milestones Across 1990s Sports History
Highlights include Dave Winfield joining the 3 000 hit club with a single off Dennis Eckersley in 1993 for Minnesota. In 1996 Paul Molitor, also with the Twins, nets his 3 000th career hit and first ever triple. 1997 Curt Schilling achieves 300 strikeouts in a season, a Phillies milestone. 2001 Jason Bohn cards a 58 to win Bayer Championship by two strokes, tying the PGA Tour best round record.
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Fight at Rangers game ends with fan chair injury
During a Texas Rangers game a heated exchange led to Oakland A's fan Craig Bueno baiting the bullpen. Pitcher Doug Bracail charged him triggering a brawl in which a fan was struck on the head by a chair.
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St Louis Cardinals rout Dodgers as Bottomley drives 12 runs
In 1924 Jim Bottomley went 6-for-6 with two home runs powering the St. Louis Cardinals to a 17-3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. The same era notes Warren Spahn in 1960, at age 39, pitched a no hitter and struck out 15 as Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia 4-0.
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Fragmented Local Phone Directory Snippet
A scrambled OCR fragment lists phone numbers and sources for field conditions park services KC sports teams and Royals tickets. It mentions City Parks and Recreation Kansas Speedway KU ticket office and KC Chiefs with assorted contact lines and a web address.
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NHL Lockout Threatens Entire 2004 05 Season
The National Hockey League announced a unanimous lockout of players likely to sideline the league for the 2004 05 season. Commissioner Gary Bettman said talks have collapsed and warned play could extend into 2005 06 with potential Olympic absence. Bettman proposed cost certainty and a salary cap, while players argued the stance would impose cap-like restraints.
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Top seed Moya falls to Tsonga at China Open
In the China Open first round Carlos Moya the world No. 4 was upset by French qualifier Joe Wilfried Tsonga 6 3 6 3. Tsonga a 19 year old former U S Open junior champion won in his first ATP level match after two Challenger titles this year.
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De La Hoya Faces Hopkins in High Stakes Middleweight Clash
Oscar De La Hoya, an underdog, vows to win belts against Bernard Hopkins in a 12 round pay per view at MGM Grand Garden. Hopkins defends titles 18th time and aims to outlast the challenger while earning a potential 15 million. De La Hoya trains aggressively, insisting stamina will not fail him.
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