Major League Baseball Scorecard From Sunday Games
A garbled Sunday scorecard lists multiple MLB matchups including Kansas City at Boston, New York at Minnesota, Milwaukee at Texas, Detroit at Caltn, Toronto at Cleveland, with post times around 1:35 to 4:35 pm. The piece also references trades, teams like Philadelphia and New York, and various player names in a chaotic OCR read.
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USF&G talks on Orioles deal progress after critical talks
The Evening Sun reports ongoing discussions in which USF&G could swap stock with Baltimore firms Monumental Corp and Constellation Properties for Orioles control. Gov. Schaefer backs a model ownership, while owner Williams has set bids around 60 million plus stock, with other offers previously rejected.
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Constellation Properties
Baltimore Gas & Electric Corp
Orioles
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Bob Douglas
Maryland
Europe
Jack Moseley
Williams
Funk ties eaglehead record in golf meet
Pro and amateur results from the Eaglehead event show Funk tying the course mark. Top finishers included Glenn Barrett 68 and Webb Hentwelman 70, with several Eaglehead players claiming low nets and amateur and grass titles across the field.
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Glenn Barrett
Glendale
Webb Hentwelman
Mark Spolarich
Crofton
Mel Rifman
Liberty Golf
Joe Mark
Woodmont
Jeff Ellis
Eaglehead
Dave Barnett
Mike Poeta
Ron Defelice
Kersee leads world-record pace in U S Olympic Trials heptathlon
Jackie Joyner-Kersee dominates day one in Indianapolis setting first day heptathlon records with 4,267 points and a 22.30 second 200 meters while Carl Lewis posts two top 100 meter times of the year. Her husband-coach Bob Kersee notes readiness as Joyner-Kersee targets a 4,300 point first-day total and a world record pace near 7,100 points. Terri Turner and Trish King clear 6-2 3 4 in high jump as the action continues into Saturday.
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Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Carl Lewis
U.S
Joyner-Kersee
Indiana University Track and Field
Houston
Rome
Felte
Bob Kersee
Seoul
South Korea
Kersee
Moscow
Terri Turner
Trish King
Mason-Dixon 14-15 tops Marya in playoff bid
Mason-Dixon 14-15 defeated Marya 20-9 after two hits and a double by Darren Young and Bryan Baker. Cline led Marya with three hits including a triple and two RBIs. Marva’s Jason Palmer pitched a four-hitter to beat Mason Dixon 2-0 in five innings, advancing to the winner’s bracket. Ben Whitehouse and Richard Coffey added two hits each for Mason Dixon.
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Chris Palmer
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Richard Coffey
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Pirates Rally Past Giants in 8-5 Victory
Bobby Bonilla lifted the Pirates with an 18th homer in the fifth after a key double from Andy Van Slyke. Barry Bonds added a solo homer and a two-run double as Pittsburgh won its seventh straight, closing in on the Mets.
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Barry Bonds
Pirates
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Houston
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Bob Walk
Jim Leyland
Bob Kipper
Kipper
Jim Gott
Giants
Leyland
Davey Johnson
Bonds
Lavalliere
Bonilla
Andy van Slyke
Kelly Downs
Roger Craig
Pittsburgh
Bullets invite 29 to 1988 camp in Maryland
Landover Maryland AP The Washington Bullets announced Friday they invited 29 players including three 1988 draft picks to their 1988 rookie camp starting Monday at Bowie State College. A squad will be chosen for the Princeton Summer League July 25 29 with several drafted and traded players among attendees.
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Kentucky
Bullets
Mark Alarle
Dave Feitl
Golden State Warriors
Adrian Branch
Maryland
Los Angeles Lakers
Billy Donovan
Providence
New York Kuicks
Prince William Yankees blank Hagerstown in shutout win
Prince William rolled to a 5-0 victory over Hagerstown as Don Buford Jr. stole his 48th base and went 2-4 with a double. Royal Clayton pitched a four hit complete game shutout, improving to 4-5, while Mike Sander took the loss to fall to 10-8.
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Houston
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Danny Barwin
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Expos
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Jeff Parrett
Cincinnati
Montreal
Parrett
Jose Rijo
John Franco
Andres Galarraga
Adress
Cardinals
Tony Gwynn
San Diego
St. Louis
Gwynn
Ken Dayley
Carmelo Martinez
Padres
Dan Quisenberry
Prince William Yankees
Hagerstown
Don Buford Jr
Buford
Clayton
Prince William
Mike Sander
Walker leads Boston Classic after halfway mark
Colleen Walker set a commanding five stroke lead at the LPGA Boston Five Classic in Danvers Mass with a 36 hole total of 135 at Tara Fremcroft. She shot five birdies and two bogeys to stay under par as Stephenson Pearson Marino King Young Rarick and Geddes trailed in the crowded leaderboard.
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Walker
Fan Stephenson
Becky Pearson
Cathy Marino
Betsy King
Kathy Young
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