Major league scorecard from Cincinnati at San Diego and Atlanta at Los Angeles
The scorecard lists games with players McGaflygan Shaw Johnson Valenzuela and others. It includes results in multiple flights with matches like Marge Scott de Loretta Spicester five and three Ginny Brace over Chelotte Wells, and Carolyn Crews over Carel Hamilton with two and one.
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Cincinnati
McGaflygan
San Diego
Shaw
Atlanta
Johnson
Los Angeles
Valenzuela
Eaglehead
Marge Scott de Loretta Spicester
Ginny Brace
Chelotte Wells
Catty Gannon
Carol Sweeney Tye
Louse Yet
Colin del Phebe Ange
Peny King of Lins WeGiings
Carolyn Crews
Carel Hamilton Soaphepriggs
Becky Miles
Pught Margaret Festy del Carmen Galmég
Peavette Graf
Jomas Stota
Rusty James
Rom Henline
Dolly Dingle del Gisdys Lee
the News
Frederick
C-2
National League
Ryest
Sea Mercrat
Mende
Peane Laty Fast Borgen
Aca Ff
Phillies
Mets
Hew
York
Phila New ‘York Toe
Exacta
St Touls
Abehbe Abi Hy
Optstad
Montreal Foley
Pacock Pbonge
Sarat
Geom Tsagi
Marte
Philadelphia
Fennes
Be Coat Foot
Gruttagnn
Pittsbergh
Saatena
Grattagal
Houston
Campower
San Francisco
Hardie
Ph Goon Grdane
Endo Senth
Montreal
Philadelpha
Sutherlandy Ge Houston
Bie Pal
Maren
Phildelpha
New York
Gare Wepag
RBI
Scby
Faro
Pittsburgh
St. Lous
Rai Vere
Sattar Conan OF
Phisdesta
Cincinnate
Schima
Gwfison
S—Agress
Sain Garenhne
Init
Lewes
Phisdelpha K ‘Rahotarr
Reyna
Tapa
Reuschel
Ngross Waz
Dentson
Louts
Repshire
Carman
Darling
San Francesco
Bribery trial alert as mistrial bids loom in Williams case
The bribery trial faced delays as Judge Oser pressed prosecutors for full Brady material and ordered production for Green’s inspection. A taped statement by Jon Johnson led to a bench mistrial before reversal, with defense maneuvering offering two paths to victory. Immunity witnesses include Johnson, Eads, Rothenberg, Olensky, Kranz, and others amid ongoing testimony and plea deals.
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Brady
4Th Circuit Court
Aepeal
Qeer
Oser
Tat
Ozer
Jon Johnson
Eric Dubelier
Johnson
Tulane
Williams
Dubelier
Qser
David Rothenberg
Mark Olensky
Gary Kranz
Mississippi
Virginia Tech
Memphis State
Kranz
Rothenberg
Olensky
Eads
Dorsett ends holdout with five year Cowboys deal
Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett ended his holdout by agreeing to a new five year contract with team president Tex Schramm announcing the deal. Dorsett reports to camp after missing time since July 21 amid IRS back tax issues and debt from failed business deals.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Tony Dorsett
Tex Schramm
Dorsett
Greg Aiello
Schramm
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Howard Slusher
Slusher
Fryar aims to prove NFL potential after injury plagued rookie
Irving Fryar, the first pick in 1984, is healthy and determined with the New England Patriots. Coaches praise his speed and size, and Fryar pushingly anticipates a starting role as he recovers from rib and shoulder injuries that limited his rookie year to 11 receptions.
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NFL
Les Steckel
Patriots
Irving
Tony Eason
Fryar
Nebraska
Repujlar Seasn
Kansas City
New Orleans
Stanley Morgan
Stephen Starring
Steckel
Stephen
Mount Holly
N.J
Roundup: Evans and Parrish drive early Detroit lead
In the first inning Darrell Evans misplayed a grounder, allowing a run, then Lance Parrish doubled to score Evans. Simmons followed with a homer. Brewers answered with three in the bottom half as Robin Yount walked, Riles singled, Yount scored on Cooper's double, Cooper scored on Oglivie’s sacrifice fly, and Ready’s sacrifice brought Cooper home.
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Darrell Evans
Ed Romero
Lance Parrish
Evans
Simmons
Brewers
Robin Yount
Ernest Riles
Aer Yount
Cecil Cooper
Ben Oglivie
Riles
Cooper
Randy Ready
Orioles Rally Slips On Indians Comeback Inning
Lynn hit his 19th homer as Eddie Murray started with a single and Dempsey followed with an RBI double to push Baltimore to a 52 lead. Andre Thornton hit a two-run homer to pull Cleveland within 5 4 after Mike Flanagan exited. Snell earned the save as Dempsey added a seventh homer and a late sacrifice fly. Julio Franco extended a 15 game hitting streak on a fourth inning bunt.
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Lynn
Eddie Murray
Young
RBI
Dempsey
Bryan Clark
Cleveland
Andre Thornton
Mike Flanagan
Indians
Snell
Julio Franco
Pirates edge Suns as Castro delivers game winner
In Carolina League action at Municipal Stadium, Edgar Castro drove in the go ahead run with a single in the seventh top of the inning to lift Prince William over Hagerstown 7-5. Mitch McKelvey earned the win for the Pirates while Justin Gannon took the loss for Hagerstown as 1102 fans watched. Hagerstown wraps up the home stand against Prince William tonight at 7:30 p.m.
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Hagerstown
Edgar Castro
Prince William
Mitch McKelvey
Pirates
Justin Gannon
Municipal Stadium
A's sweep Twins in doubleheader behind Sutton and Davis
Oakland Athletics blanked Minnesota 5-0 in the opener as Don Sutton earned his 292nd win with seven innings of five hit ball. Mike Davis followed with a two run homer in the seventh in the nightcap, 7-4, completing the sweep. Welch improved to 9-1 as the Dodgers shut out Atlanta 5-0 for their sixth straight win.
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Twins
Minneapolis
Don Sutton
Mike Davis
Oakland Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Atlanta Braves
Dodgers
Tom Lasorda
Welch
Braves
SMU Faces Possible NCAA Penalty Over Scholarships
SMU could lose football scholarships as the NCAA Infractions Committee weighs sanctions. The Mustangs, 31-4-1 and ranked eighth last season, face a potential bowl ban in 1985 and 1986 and TV appearances in 1986 and 1987. Coach Bobby Collins warns a lie of scholarships could devastate the program. The hearing extended 40 minutes beyond its schedule.
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NCAA
SMU
Bobby Collins
Mustangs
Seeded players reach semifinals in Rice-Radcliffe tennis
Seeded players advance to the Rice Radcliffe Men's Singles semifinals at Fleming Avenue Courts. John Koepke, last year's champion, and runner up Bill Holloway also win to reach Saturday's 10:15 a.m. semifinals along with Phil Hammond and Terry Hershey. The Frederick Tennis Club Women's Singles semifinals are set for the same 10:15 a.m. time.
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Glory
Burkendaly
Gunn
Ics
Abwas Hill
Phil Hartman
Rich Baker
John Koepke
Tom Burdock
Bil Hatloway
J Myers
Candy Trap
Toekdin
Cet Iety
Terry Hershey
Beumester
Toda
Bowers Orf
Jeshma
Frederick
HACIA
Maris
Princess
Shire
Crane
Fitigmald
Tucker
Morgan & Purple Aura
Bown
Reed
Blowgh
Thachston del Allene
Stubsher
Henderson
Nh Prichittimer
Tome
Matenes
Doges Mystic Srge
Haesgs
Hoste
Rice- Radcliffe
Fleming Avenue
Bill Holloway
Phil Hammond
Frederick Tennis Club
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Harel Agence Miller Beer
Witt Stewart
Dallas Morning News
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University of Pittsburgh
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