Fragmented NFL Signings and Wavers Across Teams
Disjointed OCR text outlines NFL moves with players signed waived or released across Chicago Cowboys Denver Houston Kansas City New York Stell ers and more. Mentions include running backs guards tackles and quarterbacks with scattered notes on defenses and retirements amid a noisy roster report. Hockey and Toronto Maple Leafs also appear in partial form, listing suits and legal actions.
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Chicago Beans
Lenny Wal
Enoncos
Goby Bramblesof
Greg
JM Hipp
Ton Gitbous
Dave
Wille Aerate
Warved Chat Skint
Querfia Murray Lunebshhers
Scot Loos
Dedriek
Murry Comerbech
Teenie
NEW York
Qeticut Dao Corprosky
Stellers
Robby Robie
el Dywenhaver
Mer Hallock
Delentwe Od
Afte Natale
Donald Quarles
Smetbackers
Frarold Taylor
Htm
Toronto Maple “Leafs
Gotaen
Grater
Babe Ruth leads late in tight Babe Ruth Tournament game
Southern Prince Georges used a late rally to defeat Frederick 8-2 in the State 16-18 Babe Ruth Tournament. Everly delivered the game winning hit in the bottom of the seventh after SPG tied the game earlier. Frederick starter Adams gave up five runs on five hits while SPG pitchers Groff and Gonzales held Frederick to eight total hits.
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Georges
Reaper
Frederick
SPG
Everly
Eddie
Crutchheld
Reaner
Adams
Doug Fossett
RBI
Fossett
Renner
Taylor
Joe Mugayero
Trutchfield
LPG
Southern Prince Georges
Mark Shapiro
Enc Groff
Jack Redmond
Don Lederer
Redmond
Ken Howard
Rob Michael
Steve Danner
Danner
Groff
Jack
Jimmy Gonzales
Rte
Dave Marshall
Tim Butts
Brian Tucker
Victor Diggs
Joe Punto
Falcons drop exhibitions ahead of season opener
The Frederick Falcons will not play any exhibition games before the season. General manager Bill Shaffer said a July 25 game with the Baltimore Rams was dropped after failing to switch dates and due to insufficient practice time. He noted Walkersville High School field issues and that Steve Gorsuch joined as backup to starter Larry Rydbom.
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Frederick
Walkersville High School
Falcons
Montgomery County Cardinals
Shaffer
Singapore
Steve Gorsuch
Larry Rydbom
Deaf Olympics Open With 1500 Athletes
Deaf athletes from 35 nations gather for the 14th Deaflympics in Cologne. 10,000 balloons and 5,000 doves marked the opening as 10,000 spectators watched at Muengersdorfer Stadium. Sharyl Mapp and four other Maryland School for the Deaf competitors join 186 Americans, 135 West Germans, and 133 Soviets in 42 event classifications over a week.
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Cologne
West Germany
Vic
Annemarie Renger
Rhine River
Muengersdorfer Stadium
Maryland
Sharyl_ Mapp
Leroy Dixon
Sandra Phillips
Bobby Proctor
Larrey Smith
International Olympic Federation
Juan Antonio Samaranth
United States
Soviet Union
South Carroll Triumphs in Ruth South Carroll Tournament
South Carroll defeated Calvert 107 in the State 1245 Babe Ruth Tournament at South Carroll Thursday evening. They advance to face Prince Georges Saturday with the winner meeting Frederick Sunday at 1 p.m. if necessary another title game would follow at 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Winfield
South Carroll
Calvert
Prince Georges
Frederick
Yellow Springs Wins GVAA Baseball Title
Yellow Springs edged Discovery 6 to 5 to claim the Glade Valley Athlete Association baseball championship in a seventh inning rally. The game left Discovery in second place and Shookstown in third as the GVAA Invitational for 10 13 year olds concluded.
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Yellow Springs
Discovery
Glade Valley Athlete Association
Shookstown
Yellow Stuuutes
Floyd
D Howe
Brown
Wilson
Strike Talks Continue Amid Mediation Push
Federal mediator Kenneth E. Moffett expects next negotiating session next week possibly Wednesday. Talks may be held in Washington to escape New York’s media spotlight, after Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan urged the move to salvage the season. The strike began when players rejected management’s proposal over compensating teams losing free agents in the re entry draft.
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Kenneth E. Moffett
New York
Washington
Raymond Donovan
Fishbowl
Donovan
Lendl and Vilas cruise in Washington tennis field
Top seed Ivan Lendl and Guillermo Vilas advanced in the Washington Star International, defeating Fernando Dalla Fontana and Marco Ostoja respectively. Andres Gomez upset Yannick Noah, while Jose Higueras defeated Vince Van Patten as contenders gain momentum in the $200,000 event.
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Washington
Ivan Lendl
Guillermo Vilas
Lendl
Argentina
Fernando Dalla Fontana
Vilas
Yugoslavia
Marco Ostoja
Gomez
Noah
Higueras
van Patten
Powersul
Jose Luis Clere
Ricardo Cano
Clerc
Eddie Dibbs
Mel Purcell
Ecuador
Ricardo Veaza
LL Play Tonight In District Mo Lute League Tournament
Frederick Na tonal faces Brunswick while Emontsburg visits East Frederick and Westminster hosts Frederick American. Brunswick remains the only undefeated team as the field shows five teams with one loss in the double elimination event.
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Frederick Natonal
Brunswick
Emontsburg
East Frederick
Westminster
Frederick American
Legion All-Star Game Set At Municipal Stadium Tonight
The Western Maryland District American Legion All-Star game runs at 7 30 p m at Hagerstown Municipal Stadium with two eight player rosters from Frederick Funkstown Hampstead Taneytown and Westminster Williamsport Brunswick Mount Airy. Tickets are 1 in advance 1 50 at the gate.
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Western Maryland District
American Legion
Hagerstown
Municipal Stadium
Frederick
Funkstown
Hampstead
Taneytown
Westminster
Williamsport
Brunswick
Mount Airy
Hagerstows Suns
Don Dawson
Hoger Ae
Neil Keller
Jody Pearell
Joe Frederick
Jeff Brubaker
Mike Dorsey
Dave Long
Jay Wilson
Randy Zimmerman
Chris Day
Mike Franklin
Rick Harrison
Ed Hullett
Dave Novak
Dave Ammeoheus
Boxing rescheduled outdoor AAU event at McCurdy Field
The Frederick Noon Sertoma and the Boy's Club of Washington County move the AAU boxing show from Frederick Community College to McCurdy Field on August 1. It marks the first outdoor card since Berorie's Arena era with 10 three round bouts featuring six Frederick amateurs. Tickets are 3 adults and 2 for students under 18. available from Noon Sertoma members or at the gate.
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Frederick Noon Sertoma
Boy's Club
Washington County
Frederick Community College
McCurdy Field
Beroie
W. Patrick Street
Sertoma
Frederick
Gilder leads Busch golf after tough Kingsmill front nine
Bob Gilder shot 33 under par to lead the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic at Kingsmill. Fred Giospo trailed by four strokes, with players like Bob Murphy Bill Rogers and Ben Crenshaw commenting on the brutal course and the fear it inspires.
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Williamsburg
Bob Gilder
Kingsmill Golf Club
Fred Giospo
Frederick
Fort Meade
Gilder
Bob Murphy
Bill Rogers
Particwar
Ben Crenshaw
Napa
Calif
Kinston tops Suns 20 in Hagerstown shutout loss
Ken Wright pitched a three hitter as Kinston defeated the Hagerstown Suns 20 0 at Municipal Stadium for the Suns first home shutout of the season. Allen Edwards took the loss for Hagerstown while their record slid to 17 13 in the Northern Division. The Suns head to Lynchburg and Salem before returning July 30 to host Durham.
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Hagerstown
Kinston
Ken Wright
Hagerstown Suns
Suns
Municipal Stadium
Allen Edwards
Lynchsburg
Salem
Durham
Frederick Open draws top seeds as 16 players vie for title
The Frederick Open features 16 winners and 16 seeds with play starting Sunday. Women begin Monday, doubles Tuesday, and the six year event is sponsored by Western Maryland Tennis Patrons and the City of Frederick. Top MALTA ranked players include Hubbard, Kidd, England and Dawson, with many locals from Maryland and nearby states competing in singles and doubles across men and women divisions.
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Western
Kidd
Don Hammond
Kiddig
Virginia
Claude England
England
Malta
Frederick
Craig Dawson
Dawson
Tim Moore
Maryland
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Laneerssih
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Dirisbon
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Montgomery Applicator
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Tome
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Tia Clover
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Ruth
GVAA
Star
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Purcell
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Chile
Hans Gildemeister
Yeaza
Legion
McCurdy
Lewistown
Lewistown Youth Association
Thore
Ridge Road
Germantown
Gibson
Busch Golf
Frederick Open
Jesse Holt
Washington, D.C
Jeremy Semple
Rod Young
Young
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Mike Friedman
Bethesda
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Audrey Morse
Sharon Deem
Angela Klapp
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Barbara Stack
Stack
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