Scorecard Major leagues at Oakland NORE URE and More
Fragmented sports scorecard references several teams and players. It includes a 82 to 74 result for New York Rasmussen and scattered lines about Milwaukee and Texas with unclear naming. No coherent game context or complete standings are discernible.
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Lesser Mb
Kaasay
Morr Datel
Tnese
New York
Rasmussen
Jame Goddes
Kathy
Berverty
Amy Beat
Lesia
Catherine Doggie
Zoster
Wisvie McGeorge
Cleveland
Cotherion
Ngk
Angeles
Heldi
Philadelphia
Skinner
Denny
Arabia
Manl¢r
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Sand Tern Carter Rical
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Tibbs
Pitest
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Candelaria
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Diceo
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Moi
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Davis
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LaPal
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Knepper
Patty Sheena
Sanday
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Montreal
Carl Charboanier
Los Angeles
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Vicki Alvarez
Creems
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Sutcliffe
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Ayako Okamoto
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Deedee Loaker
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Armas
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Dianne Dalley
Sabor
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Joyce Seamiershire
Abe — Miller
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Sandra Spuxich
Joan Joyce
Dave Coe
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Bando Kingman
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Kathy Postlewait
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Bowtos
Linda Hust
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Alexander
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Tye Rada
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Myra van Hoe
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Clemens
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Terri Luckhurst
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Chen
Pam Gletten
Jane Sitmone
Jane Lock
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Debbie Austin
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Chris Lehmann
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Therese Hession
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Behma
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Trille
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Lisa Young
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Alice Ritemar
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Firestone Country Club
Cynthia Fig
Mary Oxser
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Samana
Denis Watton
Barbra
Mirratie
Tedne Deeroy
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Bruce Lietake
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Lemstt
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David Edwards
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Rex Caldwell Noho Mikey
Armwetl
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Wen Prara
Grable
Ronnie Black
Rae
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Quinella
Irwin Faye
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Db Tenesseo
Lu Tom Watsor
Wy Cabal
Sanneko
New York & BF
Mark McCumber
Vicki Ho
Leanar Ar
Sack Renner
Shaw
St. Laws
Pat Ark
Corey Pavia
Cottet
Turd
Garats
S Robinson
Tom Purtzer
Davis Ma San
Greg Normas
Dadesteras
Exacta
Minton
Ck Faldo
Dall
Pa Sa Ae' Ea York Danger Storm
Ston
Daltale
Apelis
Pia
Price
Martin
Cousar
Tirewn
Tack Nicklaus
Prince‘Dollars
Gardner
Andy
Tim Ecta
Gavin Levenson
Il Gast
Payok
Stewart Heley Faleeo
Fab Shearer
Te Balter
Ben Creathan
Pachitea
Howard Clark
Jan Aulers
Tony Johnstone
Ful Quinella
Taedeing Chen
Sama Siren
Megsegort
Peter Fowler
Ward
Honey Bear
H. Delgado
Bo Kigoni
Pachetas
ENVER
Columbia
Sega War Arrow
Chassie
Sotn Sr
Bick Rous
Theipite
Pat Bradley
Iowa
Alexandra
American Association
Kathy Whitworth
Duppy
BS York ME
Ron Gar
Amy Alratt
Bradshaw
Om Cenhire
Uday
Janet Anderson
Jon Pat Rizo
Mac Sux
Sivarsatcher
Tn Tidewater
Teins
Allison Fingey
Bracta
Pal
Tripucka
Formar
Jubie Pyne
Chere Johnson
Eac “Vealora
H. Delgada
Leann Cassaday
Ima Dancing Lew
Gold Front
Brown
Eear
Placid Witham
Mindy Monch
Debbie Hall
JaChey Teis
Sedi
Wanee Das Ralph
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Brenda Goldsmith
Favele Hale
Ze Lyne Adams
FCC
Doug Zittle
Pro Football and Hockey Moves Shake Up Rosters
Transactions report changes across leagues with team waivers and retirements. Buffalo Bulls waive Marcy. New Orleans Breakers replace president Randy Valaha with Juan Ralston. Detroit Wings retire Blake Dual. St Louis Elves sign Kevin Le Vallee and Denis Cyr. Alfred College trains Kevin Conklin.
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Marcy
T. Wadded Stairs
Leagwe
Orleans Breakers
Randy Valaha
Orta
Juan Ralston
Wockey
Detrot
NED Wings
Blake Dual
ST. Louis Elves
Kevin le Vallee
Denis Cyr
Parker's single gives Reds 3-0 win over Pirates
Dave Parker delivered a two strike, run-scoring single in the seventh that plated Eddie Milner and Ron Oester as Cincinnati broke a scoreless tie. Jeff Russell pitched eight strong for the Reds, allowing only one hit after the second inning. DeLeon walked Milner to start the seventh and misplayed a bunt, extending Cincinnati's rally.
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Cincinnati
Jose DeLeon
Reds
Pittghoroh Pirates
Jeff Russell
Russell
DeLeon
Eddie Milner
Ron Oester
Milner
Dester
Parker
Oester
Pirate
Tony Pena
Si Ming
Tony
Pena
Rick Sutcliffe
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Sutcliffe
Cubs
Cleveland
Bob Brenly
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Brenly
Chili Davis
Dusty Baker
Giants
Mets
Gary Carter
5Ingle
Tim Wallecu
Wale
Aweil Abgee
Montreal Expo
San Diego Padres
Padres
Steve Garvey
Joe Niekro
Terry Publ
Phil Garner
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
German Rivera
Glenn Wilson
Tio
Len Matuszex
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Rangers
Bud Black
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Hal McRae
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White Sox
Rick Miller
Boston Red Sox
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Mel Hall
Hall of Famer Waite Hoyt Dies in Cincinnati
Hall of Fame pitcher Waite Hoyt, star of the Ruth era Yankees, died at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati after weeks of heart attack illness. A long time Reds broadcaster, Hoyt won 237 games, appeared in seven World Series with six wins, and joined the Hall in 1969.
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Baltimore faces 50 million loss without pro football
Baltimore officials warn the city could lose about 30 to 50 million dollars annually without a pro football franchise as the Colts exit. They seek USFL or NFL teams to move the city’s Memorial Stadium and replace revenue from concessions, parking, and admissions taxes while planning a college game at Memorial Stadium to fill the void.
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