Major league scorecard with Tuesday games listed
Today's games include California McLashal 2-1 at Boston Cle 8-2 at 7 35 p m Oakland Stewart 12-7 at Detroit Terell 7-8 Prairie men 22 van Baltimore Dixon 3-7 at Chicago Dotson am 6 distinct matchups and records noted for teams and pitchers
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Dixon
Chicago
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Baseball and boxing telecast list for weeknight schedule
A dense TV sports page lists MLB games including New York at Minnesota and Baltimore at Chicago with start times and channel info. It also covers an ESPN boxing bout Kenny Bogner versus Ramo DiCarlo and notes scattered batter counts and player names in a loosely connected stream of standings and box scores.
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Kenny Bogner
Ramo DiCarlo
ESPN
National 9-10 Tournament Championship and NFL trades summary
Puzzle of absorbent transactions covers Emmitsburg events and MLB notes as New York Mets place Tenty Leach on the injured list retroactive to December. Also reports signings and cuts across NFL teams including Bengals Eagles 49ers Seahawks and mockey league. College and college basketball notes list Maryland Rolla Montclair State and others with minor game results and personnel changes.
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Tenty Leach
Abatt
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Tidewater
National Football League
Cincinnan Bengals
Dave McCluskey
NEW York Jews
Gerald Nuchats
Philadelphia Eagles
Rusty Fricker
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Tell Bregel
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John Pye
Seattle Seahawks
Tony Woods
Icha Daser
Eugene Rotinson
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Stephane Biochu
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Alara Prost
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Fach Diller
Schulze shines as Mets top Braves in 9-2 victory
Don Schulze, called up from Tidewater after a 9-1 run, pitched 6.1 strong innings allowing three hits to lift the Mets over the Atlanta Braves 9-2. Len Dykstra provided four RBIs and set the tone with a four-run night, while Schulze earned praise from manager Davey Johnson as he eyes a longer stay. Elsewhere in the NL, Montreal beat Houston, Cincinnati topped Philadelphia in 11 innings, and San Diego beat Chicago.
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All-Star Attaboy Leads Yankees Rivalry Standings
The roundup details Michael Mattingly tying a record with three putouts in the ninth inning. It covers Yankees 3 game lead over Toronto, and Minnesota one game ahead of Oakland. Also notes strong showings by Brook Jacoby, Cleve land, and Rick Dempsey among others, with multiple homer blasts and late inning twists across several games.
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John
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Ernie Banks
Mike Pagliarulo
Les Straker
Mark Salas
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Toronto
Oakland
Carter seeks NFL draft status after OSU ineligibility
Cris Carter, an All-America wide receiver from Ohio State, seeks NFL supplemental draft admittance after OSU barred him for the senior season for taking money from agents Norby Walters and Lloyd Bloom. Carter’s attorney argues the case hinges on special circumstances and potential student eligibility. Ohio State coach Earle Bruce pledges the team can still contend for the Big Ten title.
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Lloyd Bloom
Middletown
Ohio
Bob Berry
Boston
George Carter
Dayton Daily News and Journal Herald
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Walters
Broom
Bruce
Yankees show interest in Hubbard after Randolph injury
The New York Yankees eye Atlanta Braves second baseman Glenn Hubbard after Willie Randolph's knee injury will sideline him for four to six weeks. Woody Woodward discussed options with Braves GM Bobby Cox while Hubbard carries a .285 average with five homers and 29 RBIs.
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Atlanta
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Glenn Hubbard
Willie Randolph
Yankees
Woody Woodward
Bobby Cox
Suns defeat Yankees 6 3 in Carolina League clash
Hagerstown Suns beat Prince William Yankees 6-3 at Municipal Stadium after Frank Bellino's pinch hit two run single in the eighth. John Posey had two hits for Hagerstown while Mickey Tresh homered for Prince William. Rod Walton improved to 3-1 with Paul Thorpe earning his first save.
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Nick Esasky
Mike Jackson
Eric Davis
Dave Concepcion
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Dave Parker
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Chris James
Juan Samuel
Mike Schmidt
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John Franco
Frank Bellino
Hagerstown Suns
France William Yankees
Municipal Stadium
Hagerstown
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Bellino
Yankees
John Posey
Prince William
Mickey Tresh
New Yankee
Tom Tresh
Rod Walton
Paul Thorpe
Thorpe
Stars to Speak at Mason-Dixon Basketball Camp
Two NBA stars Adrian Dantley and Ralph Sampson along with Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins headline Mount St. Mary’s Mason-Dixon Basketball Camp run by DeMatha’s Morgan Wootten and Mount St. Mary’s Jim Phelan. Dantley speaks today Sampson on Wednesday Cremins on Thursday sessions run 1 40 2 30 p m. Glade Valley-Kenny Lantz solo homer omitted in News Post report. Glade Valley beat Monocacy 8-3.
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Mount St. Mary’s
Adrian Dantley
Detroit Pistons
Ralph Sampson
Houston Rockets
Georgia Tech
Bobby Cremins
DeMatha
Morgan Wootten
Mount St. Mary's
Jim Phelan
Dantley
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Sampson
Virginia
Cremins
News-Post
Glade Valley
Kenny Lantz
Lantz
Homer
Frederick Routs Carroll County In Ten Innings
Frederick defeats Carroll County 5 4 in 10 innings after tying the game with two runs in the fifth and three in the sixth. Ricky Stephenson provided key runs with a pinch hit single. Jamie Sappington and Matt Smith held Carroll County scoreless late as Smith pitched the final five innings allowing four hits and fanning seven. Frederick rapped 10 hits led by Baugher and Scott Clum with two doubles each.
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Carroll County
Ricky Stephenson
Baugher
Roy Taylor
Jamie Sappington
Matt Smith
Sappington
Smith
Ken Brookhart
Taylor
Carrell County
Bill Brown
Scott Clum
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