Fragmentary 1920s baseball odds and leagues list
A garbled OCR style note lists teams including Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, Tampa Bay, Minnesota, Cleveland, Toronto, Boston and Chicago White Sox with scattered scores and references to games against Detroit and Kansas City. It reads like a brief standings or matchup scramble with unclear dates.
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Cardinals End Five-Game Skid With 3-2 Victory Over Astros
Albert Pujols delivered a go-ahead two-run double in the fifth as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 3-2 in front of a packed Busch Stadium. The game marked the return home after Josh Hancock's fatal accident with tributes including a video montage, a moment of silence, and memorials for Hancock and Darryl Kile. Adam Wainwright earned the win, bouncing back in six innings to steady a team that had been swept in Milwaukee and slumped to last in the NL Central.
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Major league baseball coverage on AP Sports site
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Cardinals Pitcher Hancock Died While Intoxicated and Talking on Phone
MLB notes report Cardinals reliever Josh Hancock was drunk and on a cell phone when his fatal crash occurred on I-64 in St. Louis. Marijuana found in his Ford Explorer along with a glass pipe. blood alcohol 0.157. He wasn’t wearing a seat belt. toxicology pending. Meanwhile Indians lose home game due to snowouts, with four-game series makeup dates set.
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Baseball Today Highlights From A Turbulent Week
Readers get a roundup of MLB results and notable figures including several home runs by players such as Meje, Ramirez, and Goad against teams like San Francisco and Kansas City. The piece also notes a fatal auto accident in St Louis involving Hancock and recalls historic milestones and all time records across leagues.
Disabled List Prow 04 by Maloy Langer
A chaotic baseball disabled list rundown lists pitchers and players with varying days on the injured list. Names include Kris Benson Luke Sale Octavio Dotel Jose Mesa and many others with ADP, dates in March, April, and May, reflecting roster churn and callups.
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Ed Gunpusand
Jose Masa
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Blalock, McCarthy pace Rangers past Blue Jays in win
Hank Blalock delivered a two run homer and Brandon McCarthy worked six sharp innings as the Texas Rangers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 7-1 to snap a five game skid. McCarthy improved to 2-4 after allowing one run on two hits with four walks. Kenny Lofton homered and Michael Young had three hits as Texas utilized small ball, scoring twice in the second inning off Tomo Ohka.
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Michael Young
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Texas
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Tomo Ohka
Baseball Records and Notable Streaks from 1925
The record talks about Ty Cobb managing Detroit and a cited 1,407 consecutive games streak by Lou Gehrig for the Yankees. It mentions 1925 events and notes various players with hitting streaks and long games. The text is garbled but preserves names and key milestones.
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