Fragmented OCR Baseball Track Recaps and Names
A garbled OCR list mixes track and baseball names with places across the Midwest and West. It mentions Alberto Salazar, Syracuse, Oswego, Madison, Minneapolis, Lincoln, and Dallas with scattered times and hints of old records, creating a fragmented sports roundup.
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Ateleti
Craig
Viren
Site Tah
Abana
Lunbary Midwest
Alberto Salazar
Eugese
Larry Charert
South
Matt Con
Rowile
Bar
Oswego
Gke Slack
Midwest
Minosepollt
Mbin
Aciola
Writ
Janes
O'Connell
East
Are
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Dallas
Texas
Madison
Poin
Bas
Pane
Mijow
Mike Lebmson
Pest
Oat Lawn
Mike Weeks
West
Sex Jose
Cait
Sotia
Hraine Sauebie
Bane
eabaRed
Pat
Local BMX and NFL News From July 1954
The clipping lists BMX riders including Tene Trorby Allen Buckhoe and Chris Kerley Columbia with several others named from cities like Philadelphia Hagerstown and Rockville. It mentions NFL teams Atlanta Falcons Baltimore Colts Green Bay Packers Los Angeles Rams New England Patriots with players such as Anthony Anderson Dexter Barry Virgil Livers and Stacy Cotber among many others.
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Burraio Prisco Mit Lyle
Denyee Srencoschi
Super Smale
We Meien
Kevin Rate
Texman
Green Bay Packers
Virgil Livers
AOS Angeles Ramsovl
Stacy Cot
Robert Tasior
Mark Tolbert
Brest
Rick le Yard
Wek Maro
Serensa Lilly
Biter
Tai Bob Cobb
Dave Denitk
Ray Polk
Miams
Dolphins
Pete Opts
Rup Dean
Larry Tyarry
leRtie Eholand
Patriots
Tom Open
Struggling Hubbard wins in Frederick Open action
Top seed Bob Hubbard endured a tight battle at the Frederick Open on Fleming Avenue Courts, defeating Jay Aldridge 7 6 2 in a move that featured a 7 0 first set tiebreak. Other top seeds advanced, with fifth seed Jesse Holt dropping to three sets. Kitty Burs advanced when her opponent defaulted as 16 men and eight women teams entered the event.
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Hubbard
Frederick
Bob Hubbard
Acton
Fleming Avenue
Jay Aldridge
Jesse Holt
Kitty Burs
Mobbard
Scott Kidd
Phil Fogarty
Ron Young
Terry Hershey
Tom Hawthorne
Bud Radcliffe
Bill Bolloway
Bud
Rick Baker
Clere
Vilas
Local women’s tennis doubles draw at Towaday event
In Frederick Maryland on July 28 1981 Jack Shockey and Paul Barker headline a sports note. In women’s play Kutt Buza and Anne Poffenberger are partnered with non locals as they compete.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Towaday
Jack Shockey
Paul Barker
Kutt, Buza
Anne Poffenberger
Virgin wins 5 000 meters at Festival in Syracuse
Craig Virgin of Lebanon Illinois overcame a virus to win the 5 000 meters at the Festival in Syracuse New York finishing in 13 35 4. Salazar trailed by about 20 yards as Michael Carter and Dave Laut placed strong in the shot and discus events.
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Virgin
Syracuse
N.Y
Craig Virgin
Alberta Pare
Brian Oldfield
John Powell
Fan Spencer
Kim Gallagher
Lebanon
Ill
Salazar
Eugens
Ore
Pale
Italy
New Fond City
Oldfield
Michael Carter
Southern Methodist University
Dave Laut
Carter
Laut
Steve Lipith
International Olympic Committee
Smith
Sui
New York
Supreme Court
Clerc Claims Washington Star Crown Over Vilas
Argentina’s Jose Luis Clerc won the $200,000 Washington Star International Teams Championships by defeating Guillermo Vilas 7 5 2 in a final noted for Clerc’s overhead smashes. The victory earned Clerc $28,000 and 225 Grand Prix points, while Vilas received $14,000 as runner-up, in a match that ended Vilas' 23 match Washington Star streak.
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Washington
Argentina
Jose-Luis Clerc
Guillermo Vilas
Clerc
U.S
Boston
Vilas
Washington Star
Clere
Cervé
MSM runners win gold at National Sports Festival relay
Mount St Marys Jeff White anchored the East 1600 meter relay to gold in 3 03.60 at the National Sports Festival in Syracuse. The East led with a 44.8 split by White, while Neville Hodge and Ed Yearwood contributed strong legs. Thea Ackerman took fifth in high jump for Mount St Marys.
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Syracuse
Mount St. Mary
Jeff White
Thea Ackerman
White
Massette
Neville Hodge
Ed Yearwood
West
Midwest
Ackerman
AIAW
Pam Sencer
Spencer
Kim Carter
Phyllis Blustson
Carolyn Ford
Th South
Two Frederick runners enter national track meet
Frederick duo Diane Thomas and Tina Shriver will compete in The Athletic Congress Track and Field Championships in Lincoln as part of the national AAU meet. Shriver runs in the 17 1 year old division with events including sprints and jumps, while Thomas starts in the 15 16 year old hurdles finals Friday. The Frederick Track Club has a history of medals dating back to 1920 with at least one medal in every championship.
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de Hamora
Belanger
Ray Gredley
Grebey
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Chicago Tribune Co
Chicago
Frederick County
Mountaingate
Thurmont
Bik Sekoat
Catoctin School
CBS
Middletown
Catoctin
Tim Voellinger
Catoctin Youth Association
Hal Gray
Catectin Y School
Maryland
CHS Football Mothers’ Club
Bal Grau
Frederick
Athletic Congress
Lincoln
Nob
Lurdler
Diane Thomas
Tina Shriver
Shriver
Ms. Shriver
FCT
Susan Brownell
Thomas
Thamers
Towson
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