Cole a real distraction for pitchers on base
Cleveland Indians leadoff man Alex Cole draws attention on the bases with a 17 for 19 stolen pace and a .382 average through 19 games. Opponents like Bobby Witt and Jack Morris alter their focus to him, changing the tempo and producing worse pitches for the heart of the lineup. Cole thrives on getting on base and creating chaos, while teammates note his patient, hit-on approach and leadoff value.
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Cole
Texas
Bobby Valentine
Rangers
Bobby Witt
Indians
Witt
Detroit
Jack Morris
Tribe
Morris
McNamara
Paul Gibson
Cecil Fielder
Baseball and boxing schedule highlights for the day
The lineup shows multiple MLB games across networks including Astros at Cubs, Dodgers at Mets twice, Braves at Pirates in two games, and Twins at Indians. Also listed are Toronto at Chicago White Sox, Boston at Oakland, and bantamweight boxing Orlando Canizales versus Eddie Rangel.
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WGN
Toronto Blue Jays
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
ESPN
Boston
Oakland
Astros
Outis
Dodgers
Mets
Braves
Pirates
Twins
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Blue Jays
White Sox
Reds rally to extend lead as Piniella predicts win
Reds triumph 6-5 over Giants after Lou Piniella boasted another victory, sparking a clash with Roger Craig. Scudder started for the Giants. Trevor Wilson took the loss as Cincinnati surged with a four-run fourth inning.
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Cincinnati Reds
Lou Piniella
San Francisco
Roger Craig
Craig
Reds
Piniella
Giants
Scott Scudder
Danny Jackson
Trevor Wilson
Cincinnati
Roger
Braves
Badgers
John Smoltz
Dave Seaton
Atlanta
Baseball notebook roundups underline late-season surges
Kirk Gibson of the Dodgers has 193 at bats and 39 runs scored this season. Cecil Fender of Detroit has six homers against Cleveland. Scott Sanderson of Oakland beat Boston 4 0 for his first shutout since 1986. Brian Downing is 45 for 125 since a June 16 benching. Greg Riddoch is 16 5 since replacing McKeon. Dave Justice has seven homers in his last eight games before Tuesdays doubleheader with Pittsburgh. Ben McDonald remains undefeated in five starts with a five win five loss record. Alan Anderson has five wins this season after totaling 33 the last two years. Gary Carter is 4 for 34 in his last 11 games.
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Kirk Gibson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit
Cecil Fender
Cleveland
Oakland
Scott Sanderson
Boston
Brian Downing
San Diego
Greg Riddoch
Jack McKeon
Atlanta
Dave Justice
Pittsburgh
Ben McDonald
Baltimore
Orioles
Seattle
Minnesota
Alan Anderson
San Francisco
Gary Carter
Baseball Interleague and League Matchups Tonight
Major league schedule features American League games including Minnesota at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Detroit, plus Toronto at Chicago and Texas at Kansas City. National League card lists Houston at Chicago, Los Angeles at New York, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St Louis, Montreal at San Diego with game times across the evening.
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
WBS
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
ESPN
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Boston
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Baseball Nightly Schedule Shows Varied MLB Matchups
Wednesday MLB slate features Boston at Oakland and Milwaukee at Detroit among 18 games across leagues. The list includes Texas at Kansas City, Baltimore at Seattle, Houston at Chicago, and Dodgers at Mets with both game one and game two noted for multiple series.
Baseball records mark historic doubleheader and milestones
From 1937 Detroit Tigers pile 36 runs in two games against the St. Louis Browns, Pete Fox scoring eight times. 1958 Vic Power swipes home twice in one Indians game. 1951 Phillies fall to 1 7 straight, Cubs win 9-2 as Dick Ellsworth dominates. 1971 Bob Gibson no-hits Pirates 11-0. 1981 Jeff Burroughs belts three homers in 13-3 for the Mariners over the Twins. 1982 Pete Rose passes Hank Aaron on all time at bats. 1987 Mark McGwire sets rookie record with 39th homer aiding A's in 7-6 victory over Angels. Today features birthdates and notable players Mark Gubicza, Mark Fidrych, Earl Weaver, Don Carman.
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Detroit Tigers
St. Lows Browns
Pete Fox
Tigers
Vic Power
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Bob Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jose Cruz
Milt May
Joe Torre
Dave Cash
Jeff Burroughs
Seattle Mariners
Minnesota Twins
Pete Rose
Montreal Expos
Hank Aaron
Oaklands
Mark McGware
A’s
California Angels
McGwire
Don Sutton
Mark Gubicza
Mark Fidrych
Earl Weaver
Don Carman
Unclear athletic scorecard fragment with multiple players and teams
Fragmented OCR list shows baseball style marks and player team pairs including Detroit Oakland Toronto Texas Milwaukee Baltimore Boston Minnesota with scores and dollar amounts, but unreadable context limits meaningful interpretation of events or outcomes.
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Danina
Detroit
Jcansecy
Oakland
Gruber
Toronto
McGwire
Swera
Texas
Bell Toronto
Palmera Texas
Drarker
Milwaukee
Meg
Bacisians
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Welch
Willamson
Baltimore
Shep
Clemens
Boston
Finley Catterma
Wells
Berenguer
Minnesota
Major trades and signings shuffle pro and college teams
Multiple professional and college teams announce player trades and signings across basketball football hockey and soccer. Notable moves include Yakima and Rockford trades for Cedric Hunter Garry Mitchell and Corey Gaines, plus signings for Erie Waves Calgary Stampeders Vancouver Canucks SaintS and more with college staff changes at Austin Peay Caldwell Colorado and Dartmouth.
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Ron Cavenal
Yakima I
Chaie Raged
Everette Stephens
Io Rockford
Garry Mitchell
Omaha Ragers
Corey Gaines
Yakima
Cedric Hunter
Mark Peterson
Wichita Falls
Howard Wright
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Anthony Cortitt
Kennedy Center
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Youngstown Pride
Eric Grown
Cente
Tracy Moore
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Dale Franquet
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Tony Scorciella
Nina Appiah
Coac
Mark Kitchin
Colorado Colorado Springs
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Dartmouth
Betsy Mitchell
Rajer Demment
Bob Deramy
Gay Hemphill
Saseitint Haskat
Bath
Florida Atlantic
Namen Till Vallindingham
Onterien Yomens
Georgia Southern
Greg van Zant
West Virginia
Us Salle
John Miller
Wom
Pennn State
Jan Bortnar
Pennsylvania
Ned Edwards
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