Scorecard BASRA Netonal League recap unlikely trades
A garbled scorecard lists moves across MLB minor and major leagues. Freddy Garcia and Marty Malloy exchange hints, plus various contract actions, player signings, and coaching changes across teams such as the Braves, Padres, Dodgers, Suns, and Vikings with scattered league notes and uncertain details.
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Mount St Marys Invita tionals and area high school events
An undated area schedule lists Mount St Marys Invitional events along with clashes for Foothas Brungenck Boonsbord Rockville Towson and Wake Forest venues. It notes men and women cross country soccer tennis golf and public high school contests across Sept 11 12 with several times and locations including Towson Lafayette and Wake Forest sites.
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Sosa 59th homer keeps Cubs in loss to Reds
Sammy Sosa belted his 59th homer as the Cubs fell 5-3 to Cincinnati. Greg Vaughn sparked the Reds with a go ahead two run shot in the seventh, his 36th of the season, part of seven homers in 26 at bats. Houston beat Philadelphia 3-1 to tighten NL Central race.
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Catfish Hunter Dies at 53 After Hall of Fame Pitching Career
The Associated Press reports Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter died at 53 from Lou Gehrig’s disease. Born Jimmy Hunter in Hertford NC, he rose with the Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees, delivering five 20 win seasons, a perfect game, and a Cy Young Award before ending his life deteriorating from illness at his North Carolina home. Hunter was a pioneering free agent figure, signing a landmark 375 million five year Yankees deal on New Year’s Eve 1974 after a contract dispute with Oakland Finley. He died in Hertford near his Perquimans County farm, leaving friends and family to remember him as a warm, down to earth teammate and leader.
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