Patriot Athletic Conference Schedule Fragment
A fragmented list shows multiple conference matchups across sports. Entries include softball games Berea at Brackevike and Wyneeiahs at North Onmsatees with tentative times, boys tennis and other non conference bo pairs.
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Two RAB Baseball and Hockey Transactions Mixed Across Leagues
Summary of multiple team moves across baseball hockey and boxing. Orioles and Yankees place players on injured lists and rosters. Reds adopt a pitcher from the minors. Devils and others assign players to minor leagues. Vancouver adds a player from Manitoba. Boxing bout in Las Vegas May 5 features Floyd and De La Hoya with weight details hinted.
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Fragmented OCR summary of unrelated numeric data
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Durham dominates Syracuse 6 to 2 in latest clash
In a decisive matchup Durham defeats Syracuse 6 to 2. Neve led with 43 points while Tojedo added 3 as Columbus faces Louisville and Norfolk clashes Rochester. Other games include Buffalo at Pawtucket Durham, Richmond at Scranton, Syracuse at Charlotte and Vedio at Indianapolis.
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Champ Car Vages at Ale stone Race Statistics
Race statistics list drivers with laps times and mechanical notes from the Champ Car event. Power leads with 68 laps and fastest time 1:45.13.637 while Tracy and Tagliani follow, with various mechanical and contact notes for listed drivers and a Northern Division standings snippet included.
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College baseball score roundup with varied results
A sprawling, crowding scoreboard recaps college baseball games across multiple conferences. Notable outcomes include Delaware routing Coppin State 19 to 10, Florida State edging Florida 11 to 6, and Wake Forest defeating Maryland 7 to 5. Other results feature close contests and high innings totals across teams such as North Carolina, Georgia, LSU, and Missouri with mixed weather and late finishes noted.
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Power wins Vegas Grand Prix in inaugural Champ Car race
Will Power dominated the 12-horn Las Vegas street circuit to win the inaugural Champ Car World Series Vegas Grand Prix. He defeated rookie Robert Doornbos by 16.787 seconds as Bourdais Rahal and Pagenaud failed to finish in the season opener. Power finally earned his first Champ Car win after pole in Australia.
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Islanders clinch last playoff spot in shootout win
Islanders beat Devils 3 2 in a Sunday shootout in East Rutherford to capture the final East playoff berth and complete a four game sweep. Wade Dubielewicz backstopped in relief as New York edged Toronto for the last spot on the final day of the regular season.
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Eddie Robinson funeral held with in state honors at capitol
Eddie Robinson legendary Grambling State football coach is honored in state ceremonies in Louisiana. His body lies in state at the capitol with a players only service for Grambling alumni, public viewing in Memorial Hall, and a wake at Grambling Tuesday evening before burial Wednesday. Doug Williams and W C Gordon praise him as a civil rights era mentor and “Martin Luther King of football.”
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