Fragmented Sports Schedule Snippet
A partial listing shows games with times and teams including Philadelphia at Los Angeles and New York at San Francisco. The trembled OCR entry features inconsistent scores and player names like Lauciani and Burkett, with late 9:05 p.m. starts and unclear records.
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Ago Oe
Lauciani
Pam
Philladelphis
Wen
Los Angeles
Circes
New York Ones
San Francisco
Burkett
World Goal Margin Keeps Victory Margin Narrow in 20th Century
A terse note records a one point margin in a historic match. The brief mentions a single goal tally and a close contest across decades from 1930 to 1990, highlighting the slim lead in the final score by one point.
McRae focuses on today's game after tough Royals loss
Kansas City manager Hal McRae quickly shifted to tonight's matchup after the Royals fell 7-6 to the Chicago White Sox. Tim Raines delivered the decisive hit in the ninth inning, while Sox relievers contended, and Roberto Hernandez earned the win as Chicago bullpen shut the door.
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Kansas City
Hal McRae
Royals
Chicago White Sox
Tim Raines
White Sox
McRae
Sox
Raines
Ozzie Guillen
Billy Brewer
Norberto Martin
Big Frank
Thomas
Roberto Hernandez
Chicago
Roberto Long
Gene Lamont
Roberto
Navratilova reaches final as Fernandez semifinal ends
Martina Navratilova moved within one win of a 10th Wimbledon title by defeating Gigi Fernandez 6 4 7 66 in the semifinals on Centre Court. The 37 year old saved two set points in the second set and will face Conchita Martinez or Lori McNeil after their semifinal.
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Wimbledon
England
Martina Navratilova
Gigi Fernandez
Navratilova
Centre Court
Conchita Martinez
Lori McNeil
Barnett begins 10 day jail term for 1993 offense
Chiefs wide receiver Tim Barnett surrendered to Johnson County authorities to start a 10 day sentence for a 1993 disorderly conduct conviction tied to a domestic battery incident. He had dismissed an appeal filed to permit him to play in a Chiefs playoff game.
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Clathe
Kansas City Chiefs
Tim Barnett
Johnson County
Barnett
Chiefs
William Grimshaw
Milwaukee
Vets return lift Ottawa in 10-3 win over Tonganoxie
Ottawa Legion posts a 10-3 victory at Harvey Drake Field as Ryan Barnhart and Josh Ratliff return from injuries to spark offense and provide leadership. Ratliff improves to 7-0 after five innings. Tonganoxie wins opener 9-2 behind J.R. Mahoney’s three-hitter.
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Ryan Barmhart
Josh Ratliff
American Legion AA
Ottawa
Tonganoxié Dridearn
Ratliff
el Dorado
Tonganoxie
J.R. Mahoney
Harvey Drake Field
Devaa
Nuxderstrain
Barnhart
Larry Waymire
Legion
Salina AA Tourney: Ottawa to face Topeka A and Hays A
Ottawa, one of two AA teams in the Salina Tournament, plays Topeka A at 2 p.m. and Hays A at 9:30 p.m. If Ottawa wins both round robin games, a Sunday and Monday game follow. a second or third place finish yields two Sunday games. Pitching depth and defense key as Ottawa wins 29 9 with 9 hits and big blows by Burnett, Bloomer, and O Connor.
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Ottawa
Topeka A
Hays A
Ottawas
Legion
Hee Arnhabi
Titans
eBee
Josh Ratliff
Matt Burnett
Bloomer
Ratliff
Waymire
Brandon Pelton
Jeff Pelton
Thad O’connor
Mark Sink
Wayrire
Sink
NBA draft nets two Big Eight players in first round
In Kansas City a North American basketball draft saw Big Eight shooters dominate as Nebraska's Eric Piatkowski went 15th to the Indiana Pacers, and Brooks Thompson of Oklahoma State followed to Orlando. Tony Dumas of Missouri Kansas City added the Mavericks' pick at 19. Thompson was a top 3-point shooter at 47 percent.
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Nets
Kansas City
Nebraska
Eric Piatkowski
Indiana Pacers
Orlando Magic
Brooks Thompson
Oklahoma State
Dallas Mavericks
Tony Dumas
Missouri-Kansas City
Piatkowski
Hoosier Dome
Indianapolis
Phoenix
North Carolina
Dale Jones
Temple
Carlos Rogers
Arizona
Denvendalen Rose
Michigan
New Jersey
Yinka Dare
George Washington
Indiana
Eri¢ Platkowski
Golden State
Cleveland
Clifford Rozier
Louisville
Aaron McKie
Orlando
Eri¢ Mobley
Pittsburgh
Placerom Golder
Tony
Jordan likely to return to Bulls next NBA season
Chicago reports say Michael Jordan plans to rejoin the Bulls for the 1989 90 season after leaving the Birmingham Barons at season end. Sun Times cites an unnamed source and notes the nine time All Star’s frustration with baseball. Bulls and Barons officials dispute immediacy of his return.
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Chicago Bulls
Michael Jordan
Chicago Sun-Times
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Jordan
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Bulls
Michael
Sun-Times
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Tan
Ching Ha
Ron Schucler
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