Simmons' 10th inning homer seals dramatic Cardinal win
Ted Simmons belted a leadoff homer in the 10th inning to lift St. Louis over Cincinnati 5 4 in a nationally televised game. The Reds left the bases loaded in the ninth after a play at the plate ended a potential rally, while Keith Hernandez added a fifth inning homer to tie the game. Reuschel and Willie Hernandez combined to beat Houston for the Cubs as rain washed out other games.
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Lemon stays calm as White Sox ride road surge
Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox manager Bob Lemon remains measured about the club’s strong road record. After a 9 4 win at Texas, Chicago inched within a half game of Minnesota in the AL West. Lemon noted it’s early in the season and each division rivals are performing. Ken Brett started as lefty pitcher for Chicago.
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Tarkanian out of running for Seattle post
SEATTLE AP The Seattle SuperSonics are expected to announce Bill Russell's coaching successor Thursday or Friday but it will be a formality with Bob Hopkins widely expected. Jerry Tarkanian, the frontrunner during the week after the season, was reportedly interested but demanded a five year contract. Sonics owner Sam Schulman said the next coach would be on a one year deal and that no fees could be paid.
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SCORE BOARD LONG BEACH FECREATION
A sports score roundup listing teams like Long Beach and Hamilton Bowl with multiple matchups. The board mentions Portland, Philadelphia, and a Pro soccer note, with various scores such as 6.21 and 450, and references to players Seager and Vermants in an unclear grid of results.
Unclear sports schedule fragments and results
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered mentions of MLB and college matchups. References include Philadelphia, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Oakland, Boston, New York, and Detroit with incomplete team names, venues, and results. Overall, scheduling notes appear to be the primary content with many garbled words.
Angels Struggle As Free Agents Hit Slump In Moonsold Run
Angels top free agents Rudi Baylor and Grich have just eight hits in their last 8 at bats as Royales figure in a rough stretch. Rudi drove in a run with an eighth inning double after leaving seven runners stranded in four appearances.
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Scoring Fragments From an Unclear Telegraph Page
A fragmented OCR reads like a rundown of names and actions from a sports or social page. It mentions tentative scores and local entities while remaining incomplete and difficult to interpret for precise outcomes.
Rutherford posts 196 mph Indy lap
Indy practice opens with Rutherford leading speeds. Johnny Rutherford, winner in 1974 and 1976, posted a 196.850 mph lap as track speeds rose with resurfacing. Others topping 190 mph included Al Unser Gordon Johncock and Pancho Carter as 24 cars ran in seven hours of practice ahead of the May 29 race.
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