Ambiguous sports card fragment with mixed teams and scores
Readable items include multiple baseball and football style lines with player names, team cities, and incomplete scores. The fragment lists games and pitchers or players such as Minnesota, Baltimore, New York, San Diego, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati, with various dates and records, but lacks coherent full results.
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New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Toronto
Detroit
Milwaukee
Calfornia
Woo
Texas
Chicago
Seattle
Binnesota
Law
Oakland
EAC
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Montrealery
Philadelphia Au
St. Lows
Pittsburgh
Houston Ay A
San Francisco
San Diego
Cincinnati
Avanta
Los Angeles
Detroit ace Morris ties scoreless streak record pace
Detroit pitcher Jack Morris extends scoreless innings streak to 31, threatening major league mark. The all time record is 5 by Don Drysdale in 1968, with the AL standard at 3 1 2 set by Walter Johnson in 1918.
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Detroit
Jack Morris
Don Drysdale
Washington
Walter Johnson
White Sox rout Yankees as Skinner homers in win
Joel Skinner and Greg Walker homered and Wayne Tolleson drove in two with three singles as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 8-3 on Old-Timers Day in front of 46,530. Skinner had three hits, Joe Cowley earned the win, and Gene Nelson saved.
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Cubs
Giants
Cowley
Elena Flrat
Merrill
S.faant
Chicago
Moseby Cf
Wiltoen
Spilman
Barfield Agro Erro Ibess
Zioo Krukow
Loon Trout
Stio Woolrd
Mullins
Whitle
Tials
Davis
Aong Gruber
Toreato
Ang
Ray — Dunstan
California
Oronie
E-Quinones
San Francisco
Fernando
FR Jackson
Drewly
Cbrown
Lopes
Mpaon
Iman
Ser
Wtals
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Dunston
Jurteson
BBC Lastartiner
Sandberg
Sa—Lapes
Kuteber
Horer
San F Caudlit Krukow L
Fwwilliama
Gatton Berenguer
Candlaria
David Ruhte
Minton
Dmoora
Jhobinson
R Jones
Sileb
Downing
Caudit
Impirea
Fwihamy
A’s
Brewers
Berenguer
Oakland
Cwilliams
Wendelatedt
Milw
Abredi
Tata
Crawfor Mailtor
Phil
Alles
Yount
Aia
Almon
Livie
Whitson
Morrun
Uwshun
Lansford
Milwaukee
CuaDie Paraba
Deer
Schroeder
Molitor
Braggs
T McReynolds
McReynalty
Garvey
Tay
Moses Wa
San Diego Baird
Welk
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Phusburgh Ai
Orioles
Twins
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Minn Galt
Blome
Harvey
Pancina
Abrhol Abrichl Creaght Bi
Davis Puckett
Wiggins
Boni
Laiey Rt
Aoco Osmith Ss
Laudnerc Agra Ab
Brussel Rt
Toa McGee Cf
Gagness
Shelby If
Stubba If
Ynoco
Madick
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Marshal of Herr
Minnesota
Ims
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Baltimore Ord
Aod
Malszk
Metlure
Worrell
Criffey Aoog
Wihasn
Momague
Murphy
Azi St Claire
Quao Urpires
Rennett Fu Slarnns
McGugn
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Brocklander
Weyer
Ramirez
Lio Moore
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Edavis
Tibbs
Mayes
RBI
Virgil
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Wallach
Morena
Philadelphia
Palmer
Ctoclooal
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Garber
Parker P
Clocima i Monreal
Cinrumall
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Howden
Exarky
RoReynolds
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Parker
Grinder
Nawley Lats
Marsh
Davidson Ume
Cincinnati Gullerian
Robinson SA
Pull
Darling
R Williams
McSherry
TEXAS
Detroit
McDwe
Whitakr
Elzo White Sox
Yankees
Grison Rt
Incvali
DaEons
Abe
Ward
Engle
Laprah
Grubb
Mingly Ib
Brokas Ph van Baisey
Ease
Staughle
Bri
Harsey
Sierra
Goles
Harty
Burrhle
Winfield
Lyons
Pawalt
Skinner
New York
Amie
Tolleson
E — Randolph
Raines
Foster
Hairston
Matting
Haseey
Wyne
Gwalker
Dunner
Pangetoas
Pangetoas A5 ST 35 8:35 B: Ft Rienderson
Sevrey
Nelso
New York Nielsen
Sul Holland
Associated Press
Joel Skinner
Greg Walker
Wayne Tolleson
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
John Cangelosi
Joe Cowley
Gene Nelson
Scott Nielsen
Angels
Blue Jays
Reds Rally Past Phillies as Parker Hits 18th Homer
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 5-2 to stretch win streak to five and reach 43-44. Dave Parker belted his 18th homer, driving in four and giving Bill Gullickson a 4-0 lead. Ron Robinson closed with his eighth save as the Reds improved in hot 9 degree heat.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Dave Parker
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Reds
Parker
Bill Gullickson
Ron Robinson
Shane Rawley
Rawley
Bo Diaz
Nick Esasky
Ron Oester
Wade Rowdon
Buddy Bell
Mike Schmidt
Pirates
Padres
Cardinals
Bob Forsch
Busch Memorial Stadium
Todd Worrell
Bob Welch
van Slyke
Welch
Steve Sax
Dodgers
Franklin Stubbs
Bill Madlock
St. Louis
Ozzie Smith
Sax
Smith
Montreal
Andres Thomas
Ted Simmons
Atlanta Braves
David Palmer
Gene Garber
Jay Tibbs
Mets Pitchers Arrested After Houston Club Disturbance
Four New York Mets starting pitchers Ron Darling Bob Ojeda and Rick Aguilera and second baseman Tim Teufel were arrested in Houston after a disturbance at Cooter's disco following a 3-0 loss to the Astros. Darling and Teufel faced aggravated assault on officers charges while Ojeda and Aguilera were charged with hindering an arrest. All were released on bond after overnight detentions.
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Houston
New York Mets
Ron Darling
Bob Ojeda
Rick Aguilera
Tim Teufel
Darling
Teufel
Ojeda
Aguilera
Cooter's
Mets
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