Baseball schedule and results from CDT weekend games
The record lists American League and national games with teams including Baltimore, New York, Kansas City, Detroit, Tampa Bay, Toronto, Boston, Cleveland, Minnesota, Seattle, Texas and others. It notes scores, broadcasters and venues with several missing or garbled names. The fragment covers Friday to Monday matchups and includes matchups like Yankees at Minnesota and Cleveland at Chicago amid a noisy OCR read.
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Kansas
Biston
Tampa Bay
Baltimoore
Kansas City
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Yanke Pattie
Brerbrodt
Baltimore
Daal
Pam Toronto
Halladay
Boston
Fessum
Detroit
Marath
Asencio
Fey
Pampa Bay
Cleveland
Akin
Eschen
Terry Craft
Ayala
Culbreth
Marty Foster
Gary
Bradley
Thafner
Thomas
Eischen
Darling
Oliva
Blake
York
Kearns
Dempster
Cy Thafrer
Wordener
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Stinnett
John Harschbeck
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Kerwin Oarney
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Toronto
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Houston
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Braves
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Larry Thera
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Sten
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Royals
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Padres
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Colorado
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Giants
Dodgers
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Los Angeles
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FBI
Diamondbacks
Cardinals
Arizona ST Louis
San Francisco
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San Francisco Devil Rays
Orioles
Boba
Anvona
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Geslang
Olorade
Arizona
Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh Mariners
Anahem
Sue Marlin
Nets
Whit Sox
Vieveland
Montrea lates at San Diego in baseball action
National League results show Mets beating Milwaukee 5 3 Houston 2 and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 3 to 4 while Montreal splits with San Diego in a pair of games Pittsburgh and Los Angeles games noted alongside other Sunday matchups.
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Chicago Aly
Henston St. Latte
Montreal
Ginewinats Ty oMeme Arzondo
San Diego
San Pittsburgh
Lords
Bes Angele Innnings
Montreaal
Cine Agame Flondas
Mets
Milwaukee
Houston
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Friday's Late NL Box Athletics 12 Rangers 2
In a Friday National League box score, the Oakland Athletics defeated the Texas Rangers 12 to 2. Key performances highlighted include multiple Oakland players driving in runs and the bullpen holding the Rangers to two runs.
UTPB Lady Softball Swept by Houston Baptist in Doubleheader
UTPB fell 10-0 and 1-0 to No. 7 Houston Baptist in a Red River Athletic Conference doubleheader at the UPPB field. Game 1 saw HBU pull away in the seventh after UTPB miscues. Game 2 was tied 0-0 through six before HBU won with a seventh inning homer. UTPB sits 7-17 overall, 0-12 BRAC, with eight games remaining.
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USTPB
Red River Athletic Conference
Houston Baptist University
UPPB
HBU
UTPB
Paleons
HBO
Bluskies
BRAC
Houston Baptist
Hess
Werner
Hutzier
Race Burnett
Krist
Tess WeWerner
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Mulder shines as A's rout Rangers 12 2 in Oakland
Mark Mulder pitched seven strong innings to earn 2-0, and Miguel Tejada, Hatteberg, and Pelada homered for Oakland in a 12-2 win over Texas. Rafael Palmeiro and Carl Everett homered for the Rangers who lost their fourth straight road game amid incident with a fan and Boston security. Everett plans to press charges as fans faced increased security.
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Mulder
Oakland
Texas
Calif
Scott Hatteberg
Tim Hudson
Barry Zato
Miguel Pelada
Hatteberg
Athletics
Texas Rangers
Einar Diaz
Larry Davis
Ken Maeda
Rafael Palmeiro
Carl Everett
Everett
Terrence Long
A’s
San Antonio Missions shell Midland RockHounds 12-6 in Midland
San Antonio dominated the Midland RockHounds 12-6 at First American Bank Ball Park. The Missions posted 21 hits while Midland had 10, sending Midland to its fifth loss while San Antonio improved to 8-9 on the season.
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Midland
Midland RockHounds
San Antonio Missions
Hounds
San Antonio
Missions
Monahans Edges Pecos In District Showdown
Monahans defeats Pecos 29 11 2 9 4 4 in a high school baseball line score. Dimas Porras and Joey Juarez spark Monahans with multiple hits, while Dimas Porras belts two home runs. Key contributors include Adrian Dominguez Scotty Najar and Keith Balderaz for Monahans and Jose Reyes Rigo Ramirez Oscar Parada for Pecos. Monahans improves to 16-5 overall and 6-2 in District 4-3A. Pecos stands 15-9, 4-4.
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Dimas Porras
Joey Juarez
Josh Anchondo
Ravel Carrasco
Anchondo
Porras
Monahans
Edgar Melendez
Pecos
Rigo Ramirez
Oscar Parada
Scott Najar
Keith Balderaz
Jose Reyes
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