Major leagues scorecard with numerous Tuesday games
Scorecard lists numerous major league games with times and matchups including Milwaukee at New York and Cleveland at Bullanora, California at Chicago, Boston, Texas, Minnesota at Cleveland, New York at Toronto, and other late games. The entry reads like dispersed schedule lines with player names and venues scattered.
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Milwaukee
Birkbeck
New York
Cudry
Bullanora
Pevaea
Cleveland
Bailes
Reason
California
Fraley
Chicago
Flidays
Inawoubee
Boston
Texas
Dato
Minnnesota
Clewland
TV Sports Major League Baseball Baltimore at Cleveland
A jumble of sports listings shows Baltimore at Cleveland on HTS at 7:30 p.m. plus other games and horse racing wagering data from the broadcast schedule, including Atlanta wrestling results and scattered odds and race details. The page blends multiple sports items with disjointed numeric data and names.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Eineinnats
Atlanta
Redskins tackle Manley suspended for 30 days
Washington Redskins face lineup upheaval as Dexter Manley receives a 30 day suspension for off field issues. Markus Koch leaves camp to join his uncle in Canada, leaving Steve Hamilton as the only veteran left end and Darryl Grant still holdout. The team hopes Manley returns ready to help in a playoff push.
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Darryl Grant
Redskins
Manley
Beathard
Dexter
Ike
Hungs
NFL
Woolf
Rozelle
Ripken Jr extends contract with Orioles amid trade rumors
Cal Ripken Jr expressed relief at not being traded as the Orioles and executive Andrew Shapiro confirmed a contract extension. Ripken noted the deal aims to keep him in Baltimore, saying his hometown ties and the club's rebuilding path matter. He acknowledged the unsettling nature of trade rumors and emphasized his commitment to the Orioles and their future.
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Orioles
Shapiro
Cal
Ripken
Aberdeen
Baltimore
Billy
Cal Sr
Baseball scores and managerial shakeups across league headlines
In Oakland the Angels edged the Athletics as Joyver led off, with Greg Caderet on the mound. Oakland rallied from a 6-4 deficit, scoring four in the sixth including a two run double by Terry Steinbach and a two run single by Tony Phillips. Chicago White Sox rookie Melido Perez earned his 10th win in seven innings aided by Daryl Boston's two run single in a three run first. Seattle Mariners suffered a fifth straight loss as they dismissed Dick Balderson and named Woody Woodward as manager. In Texas, Kevin Romine delivered a go ahead three run eighth inning as the Boston Red Sox beat the Rangers 10-7, with Elis Burks and Todd Benzinger contributing key hits and Jim Rice driving in runs.
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Greg Caderet
Oakland
Terry Steinbach
Tony Phillips
White Sox
Mariners
Chicago
Daryl Boston
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Firea Geherse
Dick Balderson
Woody Woodward
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Perez
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Rick Horton
Bill Swift
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Kevin Romine
Boston Red Sox
Texas Rangers
Joe Morgan
Elis Burks
Todd Benzinger
Ed Vande Berg
Mitch Williams
Jim Rice
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Rice
Pirates
Cardinals
Jose Lind
Barry Bonds
Pittsburgh
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Bonds
Ken Dayley
Lind
Jeff Robinson
Dim Gott
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Mike Fitzgerald
Reds
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Nick Esasky
Atlanta
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Esasky
Jose Alvarez
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RBI
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Pat Horn
Rob Belluome
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Belluome
Mike Gue
Gold Star Post
Scott Sharp
Brunswick
Connie Mack
Giants top Dodgers 2-1 in 10th inning rally
Bobby Thompson's sacrifice fly in the 10th gave the San Francisco Giants a 2-1 win over Los Angeles to split the series. Tim Leary allowed five hits and struck out 10 over eight plus innings, while Atlee Hammaker yielded one unearned run in eight for the Giants.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Bobby Thompson
Giants
San Francisco
Houston
Hammaker
Leary
Jose ‘Uribe
Kevin Mitchell
Suns sweep Generals in doubleheader at home
Suns defeated Hagerstown 7-1 and 5-3 in a suspended opener. Craig Faulkner homered, Bowden pitched well, and Don Buford Jr. stole bases to extend his league lead. In the nightcap, Mike Sander earned the win as Hagerstown rallied early but failed to hold on with two Suns multi-hit efforts led by Eberly and Larry Mims.
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Hagerstown
Virginia
Suns
Generals
Craig Faulkner
Steve Bowden
Saven
Dave Bettendorf
Jack Voigt
Mike Sander
Guns Pender
Eberly
Larry Mims
Don Buford Jr
Thurmont advances in state LL softball
Thurmont defeated Chesapeake City 10 to 1 in the first round of the Maryland State Little League softball tournament at Rising Sun. Vicky Seiss pitched a two hitter with three walks and six strikeouts to lift Thurmont into the semifinals of the winners bracket against the Easton Hughesville winner at 5 30 pm.
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Thurmont
Chesapeake City
Maryland
Rising Sun
Seiss
Shannon Warner
Candy Little
Apeice
Monica Sawyer
Angela Warner
Cheryl Shorb
Easton-Hughesville
Megan Blakeslee
Lite
Warner
Carrie Mayne
Mayne
Chesapeake
Pettit and Griffin Lose Again in National Soccer Tourney
Pettit and Griffin suffered its second loss, a 3 0 defeat to New Mexico in the AAT National soccer tournament at Wichita Kansas. In the first round the team fell to Miami 5 s. The squad will next meet Wichita to seed Friday’s tournament.
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Pettit & Griffin
New Mexico
Wichita
Kan
Miami
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