Baseball moves and player waivers across teams
The report lists multiple NFL and MLB transactions with several team changes. Arizona Cardinals waived four defensive linemen and added a new defensive back. Cincinnati Bengals waived several players while others received contracts. The text also mentions various players with scattered statistics and past performances, plus unrelated golf and tennis names interspersed.
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Arizona Cardinals
Richardt Shadwick
Jon Baker
Malcolm Showell
Bernard Brashim
Jinotees
Is Robinson
Cincinnati
Bengals
Daniel Stibbs
Tillata Bammads and Blue Jaye World Series Payouts
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions World Series payments per player and large sums for teams. References include Rockets and Cowboys with figures like 127,975 and 27,931 per player. Details are unreadable and inconsistent across the snippet.
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Tillata Bammads
Blue Jaye
Rockets
Grampionsip
Kansas guards shine as Kansas guards shine in spotlight
Kansas offensive guards John Jones and Hessley Hempstead surged from anonymity to stars for the Jayhawks. Coach Glen Mason lauds their consistency as Kansas produced strong rushing with June Henley setting a Big Eight freshman mark, despite a 5-7 1993 season marred by injuries.
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Hessley Hempstead
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Glen Mason
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Hempstead
America
Hempstead and Jones
Nebraska
June Henley
Henley
Reserve QB race tight says KC coach
River Falls Wisconsin AP the Chiefs QB derby tight for place and show Dan Blundin and Steve Bono vie to back up Joe Montana. Montana starts vs Bears with Blundin third quarter and Bono fourth in preseason. Official backup designation may wait until week before season opener in New Orleans. Deion Sanders saga noted as Peterson doubts cap space.
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Blundin
Bono
Schottenheimer
New Orleans
Chiefs
Washington
Carl Peterson
Deion Sanders
Peterson
Sanders
Kansas City
Budig focuses on expansion as AL president
Budig, 13 years KU chancellor and new American League president, uses strike downtime to study expansion. He cites demand for major league franchises, new parks in Baltimore Chicago Cleveland and Texas, and calls for improved marketing of young players and community involvement. He meets owners, league officials, and Leonard Coleman to discuss on field violence and facility plans.
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University of Kansas
Gene Budig
Budig
The
National League
Leonard Coleman
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Texas
Faciliti&Lfoé Mi Il Filles
Detroit
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California
Seattle
Courier Takes Indefinite Leave Of Absence From Tennis
Indianapolis AP report details Jim Courier announcing a temporary retirement after a second round RCA Championships defeat to Alex Cortetja of Spain. Courier cited inner problems and said he will step away until ready, leaving open the possibility of not playing the U.S. Open beginning August 29.
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Jim Courier
Courier
Alex Cortetja
Spain
Manhattan First National Bank funded softball team seeks help
A local women’s softball team qualified for a national USSSA tournament in Minnesota after finishing in the top eight of a 42 team Class D event. The squad, undefeated in Ottawa Recreation Commission league play, seeks donations and lists contact numbers Denise Geist 242-3503 and Pam Lunger 242-5940 for support. Team members include Pat McGonigle Robin McGonigle Lynn Madl Gwen Madl Lunger Geist Laura Mauszycki Atanya Yogi Sheree Brim Cindy Scott Kelly Herold and Paula Van Ice.
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Eam
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Denise Geist
Pam Lunger
Pat McGonigle
Robin McGonigh
Lynn Mad
Gwen Madl
Lunger
Giest
Laura Mauszycki
Atanya Yogi Sheree Brim
Cindy Scott
Kelly Herold
Paula van Ice
Baseball Owners Reject Replacements Amid Longthreak Strikes
Baseball faces a sixth day of stoppage with 74 games canceled and no settlement in sight. Richard Ravitch said owners and players won’t pursue replacement players, noting limited public interest. Toronto Blue Jays held end of season meetings as talks stalled with no schedule set.
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NFL
Toronto Blue Jays
Gord Ash
Ravitch
Agassi criticizes Volvo tournament music atmosphere
Andre Agassi condemned the Volvo International for blasting music between games calling it an embarrassment to the sport. He warned he would quit if such a concertlike format continued while ATP Tour officials weigh its future. Agassi faced Jan Siemerink in a second round in New Haven.
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Volvo
Richmond
Agassi
Connecticut Tennis Centes
Jan Siemerink
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