Incomplete 1900s Sports Schedule Fragments
Readable lines show a chaotic sports schedule with multiple teams including Newark Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco New York and Chicago. Times like 7:35 pm and 4:15 pm appear amid scattered venue mentions and player names.
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Newark
Montreal
Philadelphia
Usha
Pittsburh
Soho
Ding West
Tan Angeles
Incinnaty
Gta
Houston
Atlanta
James St Louis
Chagas
Rakersley Tan
Afuntrea Diullieksun
We York
Ganden
T Gross
Pittsburgh
Rhodeno
Cincinnaty
Lato
San
Atlante
Mohler Lo
Alenguela
Ames Momireal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphea
Pittsturh
Incinnite
San Dirgo
Wuanta
San Brates
Los Angeles
Indians suffer 8 2 loss as Franco error sinks game
In Cleveland, the Indians drop 8 2 to the Yankees after Julio Franco boots a routine ball at short in a seventh inning misplay that allows the go ahead run. Bert Blyleven labored, losing his grip in the jam before Pasqua's two run single and a poor night for Franco. The loss leaves Cleveland 30 67 as the season grimly continues.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Yankees
New York
Tribe
Bert Blyleven
Dave Winfield
Dutchman
Winfield
Julio Franco Franco
Tony Bernazard
Indians
Franco
Pat Corrales
Blyleven
Dan Pasqua
Corrales
Billy Martin
Arlington
Texas
Yankee
Lou Pimella
Martin
Butch Wynegar
Peter Bavasi
Homers lift Houston to win in Fame game
In Cooperstown Houston Astros rally from 3-1 down to beat the Boston Red Sox 6 3 in 10 innings. Phil Garner and Harry Spilman hit consecutive homers in the 10th as Kevin Bass German Rivera and others delivered key hits to force the win. The crowd included Vice President George Bush and Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Cooperstown
Phil Garner
Harry Spilman
Houston Astros
Boston Red Sox
Garner
Tom McCarthy
Spilman
McCarthy
RBI
Kevin Bass
German Rivera
Tim Tillman
Glenn Davis
Tillman
Bass
Dickie Thon
Chris Jones
Davis
Fulder
Randy Anderson
Boston
Marc Sullivan
Rivera
Red Sox
Marty Barrett
Jones
Steve Lyons
George Bush
New York
Daniel Patrick Movathan
Owners and players race toward strike deadline in talks
With a week left before the Aug 6 strike deadline major league baseball talks hinge on major issues after ironing out minor points. Don Fehr says 7 or 8 days may suffice to settle major disputes over revenue share salary arbitration and free agency while owners push to curb arbitration and earnings limits.
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Ben Walker
NEW York
Major League Baseball
Don Fehr
Major League Players Association
Fehr
Royals rally past Tigers to extend win streak to seven
Kansas City tops Detroit 4-2 behind Bret Saberhagen eight innings, Balboni two run homer and McRae two run single. Royals close gap to 22 games behind idle Angels as July moves on.
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Brunanski
Heff
DaNny Kearney
Thomas
Minnesota
Ah Shuiby
Sonez
Feshaw
Murry
Aya
Copenh “ Ward
Kaltimare
Toles
Toronto
Hallimire & Rayford
Upshaw Krummr
Farfield
Milwaukee
Henke
Milwaukia
Jhaltimore
Milwauker
Heddeke
Higuera
Kotler
Sure Royals
Tigers
Hernard
Vokvehrt Zoo Salones
Cleveland
Hasseaneas City
Witfird
Witfird Hilemt Rein HK Jacoty Uy UN Trust Ag Ono
Hendrisan
Kansas
Kansas City
Bsmitt
Detroit
Whitson
Petry
VRP Lane
Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Royals
Detroit Tigers
Angels
Toronto Blue Jays
Steve Balboni
Hal McRae
Bret Saberhagen
Saberhagen
Blue Jays
Orioles
Damaso Garcia
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Baseball Today
York
San Francisco
Clevelamt
Haltimore
Seattle
Stanginsus
Agdnesday
Edtries Hams
Beret
Atte
Lew York
Teraty
Baltimore
Testun
Caldorna
Qukland
Dodgers
Giants
Aghe Bayt
Ayadh
Baltamore
Cleve
Dani Muon
West
Lisson
Halious
Oakland
Smithson
Claverf
An Howell
Hutusd
Landact
Karin
Garret A Suedrfur
Hank Pe
Uribe
Welch
Weuturid
Baulor
France
Oor Caer
Toy Angeles An
Utay
Yinnong Ld
Adden
San Franiae
Lan Angeles
Tutean
Marshall
Leonard
Tham
Blue
San Franco Kinlod
Gearrelty
Mitasis
Yowell
Wos NY
Abebbe Waneset
Irestrat
Weema
Hrreks As
Carter " Dressa
Stewbey
Walla
Paccork Uf
Bata Dr Santana
Agusler
Groen
Hsruth
Walack
Baih Aguilera le
Momtrrat
Agneta
Yweed Mariners
Twins
Bucker
Hanesse
Calberall Vt
Harte
Tewenert
Mrenby
Teufilah
Weoley
Rane
Diledsach
Tale
Kearney
Meier
Abanesete
Vuk Halder
Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ty Cobb
Pete Rose
The
Reds
Byrd
Yanks
Tom Waddell
Jerry Reed
Waddell
Neal Heaton
Ramon Romero
Joe Cowley
Bob Shirley
Whitsain
Big Wess
Bally Ein
HBF Tertsen
Rivieven
NEW Lohr
Butler
Ou Astittey
Brancons
Mirgls
Hernaed
Miehld
Harkey Db
Pasquart Harvey Vo Tatler
Jacibs
Girulo
Vukyeb
Ietrisun
Willard
Winnin
Hannes
Brewers
Rangers
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Mike Boddicker
Mariners
Gorman Thomas
Dave Henderson
Dave Engle
Kirby Puckett
Charlie Hough
Cecil Cooper
Ted Simmons
Dre
Spitzer Motors of
Lorain County
Lake Ave
Elyria Elyria
Lorain
TSA
Oberlin
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