Major leagues scores and schedule mix across numerous games
The item lists scattered major league results and upcoming games with teams such as Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Texas New York Toronto Boston San Francisco and others. It mentions dates times venues and partial box score details like player initials and numbers, reflecting a busy broadcast schedule and league standings.
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Cageland
Seattle
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Toronto
Hoston
Minnesota
Ballomece
Chicago
Malwaukew
Kansas
City
New York
Texas
Quisenberry, Garber Cut By Royals In Shakeup
Dan Quisenberry was released by Kansas City after 39 months since signing a complex lifetime contract worth up to 40 million dollars. Gene Garber also left the Royals, bringing 218 career saves mostly in the National League. Quisenberry gave no comment, amid long standing questions about his role and happiness with the club.
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Kansas City, Mo
Dan Quisenberry
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Gene Garber
Quisenberry
Aaron Fogelman
Willie Wilson
George Brett
Shelby delivers walkoff for Dodgers over Cardinals in eighth
Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5-3 as John Shelby lined a two run single in the bottom of the eighth after pinch hitter Jose Gonzalez set up the inning. Kirk Gibson drove in three runs and Tim Belcher saved. Reds beat Mets 5-1 and Cubs edge Giants 3-2 in other NL action.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Shelby
St. Louis Cardinals
Jose Gonzalez
Steve Sax
John Tudor
Mike Marshall
Kirk Gilson
Tim) Belcher
Cincinnati
New York
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Houston
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San Francisco
Atlanta
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Tor Lesorda
Cardinals
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Bill Krueger
Alejandro Pons
Belcher
Lasorda
Tudor
Herzog
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Mets
Murray Cook
Pete Rose
Shea Sadium
Jose Rijo
John Franco
Dave Magadan
Rijo
Cubs
Giants
Greg Maddux
Manny Trillo
Ron
Maddux
Brett Butler
Dave Martinez
Shawon Dunston
Ff Atlee Eammaker
Bob Melvin
Jody Davis
Trilly
Padres
Pirates
Chris Brown
RBI
Roberto Alomar
Tony Gwynn
Jim Gott
Brown
Jose Lind
Andy van Slyke
Bobby Bonilla
Mark Davis
American League roundup highlights seven walks and cardinals
In a busy AL slate Jack Clark homered twice as New York piled up 15 hits and miscues, while Charlie Hough absorbed the loss after a first inning strikeout flurry. Red Sox rout Royals 9 2 as Clemens shines road warrior. Boggs lifts batting average to .359 with key RBIs. Angels beat Blue Jays 11 6 behind Johnny Ray and Chili Davis, while Cliburn quietly handles relief. Triple play by Red Sox deflates Kansas City in fourth.
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Morehead Wins Fritchie in Open Racing Thriller
Morehead outpaced Ingram for the lead and held on to win the Fritchie final as eight riders with seven national records competed. Rodney Farris, from Cockeysville, finished second after a rough day, with Darrin Erichsen fourth and Rusty Rogers fifth. In junior racing Tom Majesti won, Tom’s brother Robert was runner-up after leading early and a red flag reset. ProAm went to Harold Hillard in 149.514 seconds, with Mike Xlopp and Mike Varnes among the top five.
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Cockeysville
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Hagerstown
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Robert
Tom
David Miller
Harold Hillard
Sussex
N.J
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Dave Duhaine
Harold Dorsey
Mount Airy Falls Twice In Big League Doubleheader
Mount Airy dropped two of three in Western District play, losing both to Funkstown and salvaging a win over Brunswick to fall to 6-6. Williamsport routed Westminster 17-7 before losing to Funkstown 13-5. Funkstown and Brunswick lead the standings as Mount Airy faces Taneytown and Westminster next.
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Danny Lang
Lang
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Lynch
Middletown
Pat Horn
Taneytown
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