Scatter of Baseball and Basketball Scores Across Cities
A dense, era style recap lists numerous Major League and college games with multiple pitchers hitters and lineups. Notable names include Ramos San Diego Benes Rasmussen Nunez Gooden Bird McHale Ewing and Paxson among others with scores and times across Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia and other venues. The item mixes scorelines schedules and player mentions in a rapid-fire round-up tone.
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Ramos San Dego
Benes
Rasmussen
Chicago
Weddin
Nunez
San Francisco
Burkett HY
Montreal
Houston
Scott
New York
Gooden
Alanta
Omette
Hesketh
Pittsburgh
Heaton
Walk
Los Angeles
Morgan
Philadelphia
Howell
Cremaffitt
St Loui
Magrane
Unclear Race Card Fragments With Odds And SCRATCHED Flags
Fragmentary OCR text lists horse names, times, odds, and payouts from a racing meet. It mentions Race results, wagers such as exacta, trifecta, pic six, and scratched horses including Whisper Foot and Dancing Malia Lou. Contains multiple owner and trainer names and numeric chase of pools.
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PIC
Cornel
Bella Yael
Wiss Goodie Goodie
Qimer Spontiy
Moscarelli Exacta
Bowers-Durham Memorial Late Models Set At Hagerstown
The 10th Shorty Bowers-Bull Durham Memorial features late models and support classes at Hagerstown speedway with double points and a boosted purse. Gary Stabler and Denny Bonebrake lead the punt standings as track action includes 40-lap features, qualifying, and a full program with admission unchanged and under-12s free.
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Bowers- Durham
Gary Stabler
Westminster
Stabler
Denny Bonebrake
Hagerstown
Sam Nalley
Jeff Purvis
Rodney Franklin
Franklin
Speedway
Lamontagne Leads Byron Nelson Classic After 66
Rookie Steve Lamontagne shot a four under par 66 in windy, wet conditions at Irving Texas to take a one stroke lead. The course remained saturated after heavy rains while Hammonds shot 78 amid the difficult day.
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Trving
Texas
Mira Gite
Byron Nelson
GAS Board
Pat
Steve Lamontagne
Byu
Payne Stewart
Larry Helson
Sir Briton
Tom Lechmann
Caltartechia
Bear Battance
Phi Brackmas
Hal Sutton DA Weterng
Tom Purtzer
Kenny Kno
Harry Taylor
Joel Edwards
Me Rocky Thompson
Irving Texas
Lamontagne
Bermuda
Tour de Trump crashes and leads shift on race day
Zanol of the Netherlands and Phinney tied with Ludwig for third as Olarte of Colombia suffered a concussion after a collision with Sean Way midrace. 15 riders crashed near Baltimore's Inner Harbor with Chisea unable to finish. Alcala maintained the lead despite a 22nd place finish. The Baltimore Criterium and multiple stages across Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania were outlined for the 1,107 mile event.
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Zanol
Netherlands
Boulder
Phinney
Ludwig
Victor Hugo Olarte
Colombia
Sean Way
Olarte
Maryland
Way
Andrew Pruitt
Tour de Trump
Jones Falls
Baltimore
Inner Harbor
Mario Chisea
Italy
Raul Alcala
Mexico
Steve Speaks
Longmont
Coig
Greg LeMond
Wayzata
Minn
Spain
William Pulido
Stewart tops Clemens again in Oakland power duel
Oakland Athletics beat Boston 8-3 as Dave Stewart improved to 6-0, extending his dominance over Roger Clemens who dropped to 2-8 against the A's. Jose Canseco and Terry Steinbach homered, and Oakland opened the lead in the seventh after Clemens walked Henderson. Meanwhile New York, Baltimore, Chicago, and Detroit won, with Texas and Minnesota rainouts.
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Cleveland
Toronto
Chicago
Kansas
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Milwaukee
Boston
Oakland
Antimore
Seattle
New York
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Blue Jays
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Angels
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Roger Clemens
Stewart
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Cy Young
Felix Jose
Baltimore
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Rickey Henderson
Rob Murphy
Carney Lansford
Jose Canseco
Terry Steinbach
Jinkee Jose
Reds blank Cardinals in 8-3 win on road
Cincinnati Reds hammer St Louis 8-3 as 1990 version of the Big Red Machine shows depth. Todd Benzinger collects three hits and three RBIs while Ron Robinson earns his first win of the season with support from Norm Charlton and Rob Dibble who combine for six strikeouts over the final four innings.
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Yankees
Angels
California
Jesse Barfield
Mark Langston
New York
Dave Winfield
Steve Balboni
Barfield
Dave LaPoint
Langston
White Sox
Royals
Kansas City
Chicago
Lance Johnson
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitey Herzog
Cincinnati Reds
Todd Benzinger
Reds
Ron Robinson
Norm Charlton
Rob Dibble
Montreal
Dickie Thon
Rickey Jordan
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Jordan
Thea
Tom Herr
RBI
John Kruk
Ramon Martinez
von Hayes
Don Carman
Pat Combs
Blackhawks edge Oilers as Wilson nets series tied goal
Chicago defenseman Doug Wilson was named a Norris Trophy finalist and scored the deciding goal in a 4-3 playoff win over Edmonton to even the Campbell Conference finals at 1-1. Wilson’s late strike followed a strong all-day performance after the Norris nomination.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Chicago Blackhawks
Doug Wilson
NHL
Ihen
Blackhawks
Edmonton Oilers
Wilson
Campbell
Red Sox trade Smith for Brunansky in weekend move
The Boston Red Sox acquired Tom Brunansky from the St. Louis Cardinals for reliever Lee Smith as the team seeks right handed power. The deal was announced in Oakland during a weekend series with the Athletics after Boston signed Jeff Reardon for 6.8 million over three years.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tom Brunansky
St. Louis Cardinals
Lee Smith
Red Sox
Oakland
Athletics
Fenway Park
Smith
Jeff Reardon
Walker Signs Triple A Pact With Orioles
Baltimore signs veteran first baseman Greg Walker to a minor league contract with Rochester of the International League. Walker, 20, was released by the Chicago White Sox after spending his career there and went 1-for-5 in two games this season. He boasts a .261 lifetime major league batting average with 113 homers in 843 games.
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Jim Lefebvre
Mike
Kevin Hickey
Olson
Seattle
Briley
Seasou
UM Wain Wildedown
Alvin Davis
Orsulak
RBI
Orioles
Sam Horn
Baltimore
Kansas City
Craig Worthington
Gene Harris
Jeffrey Leonard
Ballimore
Finley
Gary Eave
Baltimore Orioles
Greg Walker
Rochester
Walker
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Shamburg Boosts Keys Offense In Rainy Game
Moon credits Shamburg for giving the Keys a scoring lift as Carolina League leaders push toward improvement. Rain halted Friday’s start. field conditions forced a doubleheader plan with Lynchburg travel limiting scheduling. Anthony Telford and Chuck Ricci slated to pitch for the Keys.
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Suns
Keys
Lynchburg
Harry Grove Stadium
Anthony Telford
Chuck Ricci
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