Scorecard Baseball Little Leagues Se umives
The record shows scattered league notes with team names Dolphins Chisceyer Coleg and Vikings Mapkaio, plus references to July dates and players across multiple cities. It lists MRLs and rookies with mentions of Bay Buccaneers Tempe Florida and July 19 duty rence dete.
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Chisceyer Coleg
Palriets
Mrls Ly
Wik
Yay
Pukrwo
Daly ‘Mineeois Vikings
Mapkaio Bay
Detercioen
Laws
Pace Gateerair
Nih
Jay
Agen
State Qouene
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Daly
Ca Jeuy
Cirle
Duty
Caioge
Benin
Uae Bay Buccaneers
Tempe
Fla
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Falcons and Patriots Player Trades Reported
Fragmented OCR text mentions Falcons and Patriots with unclear names and trades. Key entities appear to include teams and possible players, with dates and locations missing or garbled. Summary cannot determine concrete actions or outcomes from the readable lines.
Area Roundup Faces Mixed Results Across Local Sports
Frederick Self Storage Lacrosse fell to Westminster Mustangs 7 to 0 at Baker Park, dropping to 1-3 and fifth in Carroll County Lacrosse League. Byron and Mike Smith each scored twice as Frederick hosts Westminster Hivelys July 26 at 6 p.m. at Little Baker Park. Monocacy Valley beat LAYAA 7-1 to win the Frederick Baseball Association Invitational with Eric Chaney collecting nine tournament hits and pitchers Dwayne Diggs and Steve Matthews. South Frederick edged Frederick 3-2 as Jay Crummitt relieved on the mound. Tournament scores included Monocacy 11 South Frederick 10 and Monocacy 14 Frederick 1. Serend Cornelius of Knoxville won Salisbury State USTA Tennis Championship 12 and under over Frederick Christian Academy student. Roosevelt International Trot invites top trotters for 250000 prize July 25 at Roosevelt Raceway. Hampden Sydney notched a 69-68 win over Maryville on Friday the 13th with Tom Pedrow scoring 13 points and 13 steals.
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Frederick
Monocacy Valley
LAYAA
Frederick Baseball Association
Eric Chaney
Dwayne Diggs
Steve Matthews
South Frederick
Jay Crummitt
Serend Cornelius
Knoxville
Frederick Christian Academy
Fan Ei
Hampden
Sydney
Hampden-Sydney
Maryville
New Market Weekend Baseball Recap
New Market split the weekend with a 1-2 record while Rew Market also went 1-2 against Southwest in Baltimore. Southwest won 10 0 Sunday with King pitching a four hit shutout and Mattia homering twice for New Market. New Market plays Towson Friday at McCurdy Field then County Fuel in a 21 30 p.m. doubleheader.
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Rew Market
Southwest
Baltimore
Aaron Duckett
New Market
Mount Airy
Jim Spoots
Ron Belson
Scott Geisdert
Jeff Wilson
Dou
Danny Crabbs
Steve Chuck King
Jim Snoots
Ty Mike Matulia
Bob Clark
Towson
McCurdy Field
County Fuel
Dundsik
Umpires join players in pay loss during strike
Major League Baseball players remain on strike with no resumption date as umpires join the walkout, losing pay beyond the 30 day grace period. The 32nd day of the strike has 392 games canceled, with federal mediator Kenneth Moffett returning to push talks toward mid week.
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New York
Cleveland
Umps
Blake Cullen
National League
Kenneth Moffett
Washington
Baseball strike affects pay and pension funds
The article notes clubs complied with July pay period notices under protest and will grieve after the strike. A decision will come from arbitrator Raymond Goetz. The All-Star Game cancellation cost owners $2.139 million to the players' pension fund while the strike insurance pays $100,000 per canceled game. Players have not received full checks since June 1, last paid June 15.
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Baseball
Reymond Goetz
Cleveland Still Celebrating Despite All Star Game Absence
Cleveland plans proceeded with a citywide celebration as the All Star Game was postponed. Terminal Tower would glow with 196 floodlights, a Sunday All Star regatta occurred on Lake Erie, and a downtown party plus Revolu tionary War drills were slated. A Strato matic style game on Municipal Stadium with Bob Feller tagging the dice was set, while 77,000 Teal game tickets awaited fate. Officials cited Cleveland’s financial rebound and improved bond rating as concurrent reasons for celebration.
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Cleveland
Terminal Tower
Lake Erie
Municipal Stadium
Bob Feller
Indians
Wkyc-Tv
Gabe Paul
Commissioners
New York
Pete Spudich
Montreal
Bowie Kuhn
G v. Voinovich
Voinovich
Top U S golfers skip British Open amid cost concerns
Seven American stars including Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf withdraw from the 110th British Open at Royal St George's, narrowing the field. Tom Watson cites cost as a major factor while Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino prepare to practice and seek a strong showing.
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England
U.S
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Irwin
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Pee Bean
Bob Gilder
Larry Nelson
Greensboro
Don Pooley
Gil Morgan
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David Graham
Lanny Wadkins
Tom Kite
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Lee Trevino
Mota
Nicklaus
Royal St.George's
Eemio
Dmerean
Zeta
China reports on baseball strike
Peking based sports paper notes American players earning over 150 000 dollars a year strike. It says the action drew limited sympathy and that the sport draws about 40 million in-person spectators and more than 100 million television viewers annually. It mentions main issue as compensation and cites several clubs earning over 1 million dollars.
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Peking
China
Epes News
Erners
United States
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Gibbs anxious to have Skins learn his offensive system
Carlisle, Pa AP Led by their receivers and quarterbacks the Wasiin Redskins open summer training camp Tuesday in central Pennsylvania. Veterans not reporting until July 24, Gibbs orders receivers and QBs to report with rookies and free agents to install the new post dominated offense quickly. First game at home versus Dallas in six weeks.
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Wasiin Redskins
Pennsylvania
Gibbs
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