Cincinnati Totals Inwild Scoreboard Chunk
A dense sports scoreboard fragment lists many players and teams with scattered numbers. It references Cincinnati and various surnames such as Feiter, Crewey, Boone, Plumivar, and Serusio, with partial notes on game outcomes and scores amid garbled OCR text.
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Tag Eschuler
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Pirates rally to defeat Giants in 11th inning
Pittsburgh Pirates win 3-1 over the San Francisco Giants as Ed Kirkpatrick hits a two run double in the 11th. Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 behind Terry Crowley’s eighth inning run scoring hit. Lou Brock steals 90th base in Cardinals 3-1 win over Padres. Houston Astros beat Mets 9-2 behind Chiti Johnson’s pinch hit homer and strong bullpen.
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Terry Crowley
Kirkpatrick
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Crowley
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Dave
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Chicago
Ken Schreier
Lou Brock
St Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Brock
Regegié Smith
Joe Vorre
Bake McBride
Simmons
Chit Johnson
Houstnn Astros
New York Mets
Rams trade Schuh move Olsen to tackle
Rams trade Harry Schuh to Green Bay for an undisclosed draft pick as Pili Olsen moves to offensive tackle. Olsen, 26, has played three positions in three years. Coach Chuck Knox said the trades deepen depth and improve versatility. Elmendorf will be replaced by Bill Drake at strong safety for the Chargers game. Scribner starts for Bertelsen. Reynolds rejoined after pneumonia and will not dress.
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Schuh
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Bucks face retirement bid as Robertson seeks 250000
Oscar Robertson may retire but could play another season if paid 250000. Milwaukee Bucks balk at that price and have yet to hear offers as Robertson, now a free agent, weighs options while coach Costello favors a limited return. Duane Thomas also seeks waiver-sale by Redskins after clash with staff. Coaches Flip Narr and Carr prep for international competition and youth. Nicklaus criticizes 250000 Players Championship field while Trevino laments course setup.
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Oscar Robertson
Bucks
Robertson
Milwaukee
Larry Costello
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Thomas
Washington Redskins
Redskins
George Atlen
Charlie Weller
Dodgers edge Cardinals in late rally for win
Garvey delivers the deciding hit after Crawford subbed in to bat for Russell as Dodgers capitalize on intentional walk and late pressure. Sutton clashes briefly with Cardeal and is knocked by a pitch in the fifth, sparking tension but no further scuffles.
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Crawford
Lneup
Bill Russell
Garvey
Tommy
Tom Lasorda
Sutton
Cardenal
Kim Todd
Sun Falls Short as Portland Stages Comeback at Home
In a high scoring clash, Portland roared back to cut the deficit with Barton's late drives and key deflections. Sun quarterback Gary Valbuena connected with Lindsey for a TD, but Portland answered with multiple scores as Ted Williams and Greg Herd paired with Greg Moses to spark the visitors.
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Norm Haytden
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Portland
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Kim Bowtan
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Big John continues to loom over Oilers contract saga
The article notes management recognizing workers as capable of intelligent communication while Maluszak cites a loophole in a five year Oilers deal. Texans coach Garret expresses frustration over court orders and leadership changes amid ongoing legal and labor tensions.
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Houston Texans
Steve Arnold Reed
Matuszak
Houston Oilers
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Sherman Pats
Corcoran Lifts Bell Past Wheels in Philadelphia Win
Corcoran sparks the Philadelphia Bell to a 27 to 23 victory over the winless Detroit Wheels on Wednesday night. The quarterback drove the offense, connecting on key plays to seal the win and improve the Bell’s standing.
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Philadelphia Bell
Detroit Wheels
Southmen Triumph In 26-18 WFL Battle
In Orlando, Memphis Southmen defeated the Florida Blazers 26-18 as John Harvey sparked an early touchdown drive. Joh Huarte threw a 35 yard TD to Edward Marshall, while Tiaryey rumbled for 137 yards. Attendance was 47,128 with 15,100 paid. The win moved Memphis to 6-2. Florida remained 6-2 in the league. The Bell opened strong, but Detroit and other league notes followed.
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Florida Blazers
Memphis
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Tiaryey
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Jurgensen Hints at Retirement as Tur Talks Taxi Squad
Carlisle Pennsylvania reports quarterback Sonny Jurgensen faces retirement after 17 seasons and 31000 passing yards if placed on the Washington taxi squad amid pre season talks. Minnesota Vikings see Alan Page resign as player representative and Bobby Bryant quits as alternate representative in a separate note.
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McGinnis to stay with Indiana Pacers in ABA
AP reports star forward George McGinnis will remain with the Indiana Pacers in the ABA after deciding against moves to the NBA. Rumors noted a possible 2.5 million dollar six year deal, with McGinnis having finished a three year contract and previously courted by the Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks while a restraining order blocked NBA negotiations.
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