Major League Baseball and Boxing Schedule Fragments
A jumble of sports listings shows Baltimore at Chicago White Sox on channel 2, Yankees at Oakland on ESPN at 10 p.m. Boxing bout Gerald McClellan versus Tyrone Trice for a 12 round WBO middleweight title on USA at 9 p.m. The rest of the text includes unclear names and venues with fragmented times and channels.
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ESPN
Gerald McClellan
Tyrone Trice
USA
Unclear multi-sport transactions in mixed baseball and football notes
A fragmented OCR blast lists baseball and football items across leagues and teams, naming players, teams, venues, and times in a garbled sequence. It mentions Apter League, Chicago Phillies, Wooster Rockets, and others with scattered event details and schedules, but many phrases are unreadable or misordered.
Baseball Roundup Slips Through Busy Major League Night
A scattered set of MLB highlights from coast to coast features wins by the Padres over the Phillies and the Reds over the Cubs. Indians outlasted the Twins in a late surge as Wille Banks battled control, and Montreal edged San Francisco with Brian Barnes driving in the go ahead run.
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Reds
Chicago Cubs
Mit
Scott Ruskin
Tom Bolton
Expos
Giants
Montreal
Brian Barnes
Montreal Farris
San Francisco
Mondas Meht
Pes Bernes
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Jone
John Wettel
Dodgers
Mets
County players propel East to 35 0 Ali Ghan victory
Frederick County players led the East to a 35 to 0 win over the West in the Ali Ghan Shrine All Star Football Game in Cumberland. Michael Pilch of Middletown was named the East's outstanding back and Bruce Harrell of Thomas Johnson the top lineman.
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Thomas Johnson
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Matt Arthur
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Phil Flannery
Brad Friedman
Darin Toung
Saints Rally To Lead 5 2 In Eighth Inning
Keys trailed Spirits 3 2 as Winston Salem tallied two runs in the eighth. Timmons hit a solo homer to left, Rolando Fernandez doubled after replacing Torres, Hartung struck out, Dedrick walked Jose Vierra, Erdman lined a run scoring single, and Borowski struck out Rudy Gomez to end the frame with the Saints up 5 2.
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Redskins Players Involved In Sudden Departure Details Unknown
Washington Redskins listed several players including guard Mark Adickes defensive end Jason Buck and running back Bran Mitchell amid a wider team change as wide receiver Sanders reportedly left. Gibbs said he had no details on why Sanders left and learned of it after arriving with the group. Sanders had agreed to terms on Sunday along with Jong snapper Jobn Brandes and tight end Terry Orr who practiced Monday.
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Jason Buck
Joe Jacoby
Raleigh McKerne
Bran Mitchell
Clarence Vaughn Gibbs
Little League Hitters Spark Brunewick Win
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Keys Offer Limited Partnership Units For Team Ownership
The Frederick Keys owners approve a plan allowing additional limited partners to join the partnership that owns the team. Limited partner units priced at $55,000 each will be offered by Maryland Baseball Limited, while current principals keep full control and limited partners stay out of daily operations.
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Frederick Keys
Maryland Baseball Limited
Keys
Steinbrenner to resume Yankee control March 1
Deputy commissioner Stephen Greenberg told George Steinbrenner's lawyer Arnold Burns that Steinbrenner could take back active control of the New York Yankees starting March 1. Greenberg declined to confirm the date, but a baseball source said Commissioner Fay Vincent would approve the change then. Details were promised within two weeks.
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George Steinbrenner
Stephen Greenberg
New York Yankees
Greenberg
Arnold Burns
Steinbrenner
Fay Vincent
Eckersley Signs 2-Year Extension With A's
Dennis Eckersley agreed to a two-year extension with Oakland, guaranteed $7.8 million and a $750,000 signing bonus. He’ll earn $3,375,000 in 1993 and 1994, with a 1995 option at $4 million and a $300,000 buyout.
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Calif
Dennis Eckersley
Athletics
Indurain Extends Lead as Chioccioli Wins Stage Fifteen
Miguel Indurain kept a firm grasp on the overall lead heading into the final week of the Tour de France. In the 15th stage, Italian rider Franco Chioccioli, age 32, broke through to win, marking his first Tour appearance after winning the 1991 Giro d Italia.
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France
Miguel Indurain
Italy
Franco Chioccioli
Chioccioli
A’s Lansford and Phillies Hollins Named Week Players
New York AP reports third baseman Carney Lansford of the Oakland A’s and Dave Hollins of the Philadelphia Phillies earned the league players of the week for the period ending Sunday. Lansford hit .583 in four games after the All-Star break with seven hits in 12 at bats, three doubles, and three runs. Hollins batted .563 in four games with nine hits in 16 at bats, two home runs, two doubles, seven RBIs, and eight runs scored.
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Pawtucket
Danny Parain
Gres Harris
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Jeff Residon
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Phillies reward Fregosi with one year extension
Phillies manager Jim Fregosi received a one year contract extension from general manager Lee Thomas. Thomas praised Fregosi for his work despite the team’s last place NL East finish and a season marred by injuries and setbacks.
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Jim Fregosi
Lee Thomas
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