Baseball Transactions Highlight League Moves Across Clubs
Baseball team moves span the majors and minors with activations, recalls, and signings. Vern Rabie and Butch Beaton join Cleveland and Maine, Scott Bradley adds for New York, Bob Demier placed on the 13 day list by Chicago, Darrin Jackson recalled from Pittsfield, Greg Jeffries signed by New York Mets to Kingsport, Titanol cut by Pittsburgh, Greg Booker Daicher sent to Las Vegas.
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Cleveland Endians
Vern Rabie
Butch Beaton
Maine
York Yankees
Scott Bradley
Dan P. J
Columbus
Chicago Cubs
Bob Demier
Darrin Jackson
Pittsfield
NEW York Mets
Greg Jeffries
Sportstop
Kingsport
Boxing weight class linked to payoff and leagues
The note references an Olympic and professional boxing payoff tied to a weight division. It mentions Edmonton Wayna, a Las Vegas recall, and several team trades and signings across the NHL including Calgary Flames, Minnesota North Stars, Montreal Canadiens, St. Louis Blues, and Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Leif Boork
Calgary Flames
Kent Nilsson
Minnesota North Stars
Montreal Canadiens
Mark Hunter
Mike Bark
St. Louis Blues
Blues
Boxing Weekend Fights in Las Vegas and Atlantic City
Boxing weekend card lists multiple heavyweight and lighter bouts across Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Notable results include Pinkton Thomas stopping Mike Weaver to defend a world title, Tim Witherspoon stopping Berbick to keep the North American belt, and David Bey knocked out by Mike McCallum to claim the USBA heavyweight tie.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Pinkton Thomas
Philadelphia
Mike Weaver
Gatesville
Texas
Tim Witherspoon
Dames
Banecrusher
Smith
Magnolia
Berbick
Miami
David Bey
United States Boxing Association
Mike McCallum
New York
Marcus Martinez
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
London
Edwin Rosario
Fuerto Rico
Frankie Randall
Morristown
Tenn
Mark Taylor
Brita
Draight
Tiger” Walker
Newark
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Tropicana
Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
Rickey Parkey
James
the Heat
Kanchen
San Diego
Randy Smith
Chicago
Sacramento
Calif
Tony Lopez
JT. Walker
San Francisco
Gus Olmos
Roberto Rubalding
Merico
Seattle Open Bowling Results Highlight Top Finishers
Results from the Seattle Open at Leitam list top finishers including Dennis Jacques Middletown W2 and George Pappas Charlotte N C with scores around 1440. Other notable placers include Bill Hoeben San Jose Jim Tilton Huntington Beach Mark Williams Beaumont and Pete Weber St. Louis with strong marks.
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Dennis Jacques
Middletown
George Pappas
Charlotte
N.C
Bill Hoeben
San Jose
Calif
Mark Williams
Beaumont Texas
Pete Weber
St. Louis
Jim Tilton
Huntington Beach
Mark Baker
Garden Grove
Tom Crites
Tampa
Fis
Gary Skidmore
Albuquerque
Janes Miller
Mesa. Ariz
Area golf sked June events and club names
Northern Ohio Amateur Champion snp second round NOGA at Windmill Lakes 17 Pro President Official NOPGA Shady Hollow Golf Club 7 18 Toledo Open NOPGA Weather Downs Country Club 21 LCOWGA Willow Creek 23 Flag Day LCOGA Forest Hills did Pro Lady NOPGA Madison Country In 24 Toledo Big Brethers NOGA Toledo Country Club
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Northern Ohio
NOGA
Windmill Lakes
NOPGA
Shady Hollow Golf Club
Weatherdowns Country Club
Lcowga
Willow Creek
LCOGA
Forest Hills
Madison Country
Toledo
Area fairways Brentured Belles Pairings
Readable items show a list of names and codes linked to a fairway or golf pairing event. The fragment mentions June 19 and multiple player surnames such as Lawson Dufim Saliay Wagner DeMana Wright Landlord and others with numeric tags like 810 820 25 40-Campbell.
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Brentured
So Lawson
Dufim
Saliay_ Wagner
DeMana Wright
Landlord
Bates
Amherst League Prize Winners and Standings Report
In the Amherst area, the Gulf League event at Sweetbriar Daly Miller and Frank Pavlovere led to Low Gross 41 by Pavlovere and Low Net 31 by Dale Miller. Standings feature Raddle's Try Value 4 and Park Lawes 813 with numerous local sponsors and businesses listed alongside positions.
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Amherst City
Gulf League
Sweetbriar
Daly Miller
Frank Pavlovere
Dale Miller
Prank Pavlovere
Leo Kwndow
Norm Stover
Jim Haff
Raddle’s
Park Lawes
Park Grillyn
Party Shop
Higgin’s Charmacy
Dick's Barber Shop
Spergleberg Insurance
Lorain Natural Bank
Harry Fur
Contractor
Danny Bu
Copy Shoppe Bite
Tudy's Restant Bl's
Amherst Dry Cleaners
Lorain County
Garland-Miseuctk Funeral Home
Knuur’s Hotdog Heaven
Atlas Ladus
George's Tax Service
Sparkle Market
Miller 400 NASCAR Grand National race results listed
Sunday near Brooklyn the Miller 400 paid 403460 dollars. Winners and top finishers include Bill Elliott from Dawsonville Georgia in a Ford at 200 laps with an average speed of 14724 mph. Darrell Waltrip Franklin Tennessee Chevrolet finished second. Dale Earnhardt tied for third in a Chevrolet, with Cale Yarborough and many other drivers listed by city and car.
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Brooklyn
Balt Elliott
Dawsanville
Ford
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin
Term
Chevrolet
Cale Yarborough
Timiunsully
Tom Richmond
C. Pontiac
Dale Earnhardt
Elliott
Mis
General Motors Products
Crew
Daytona
Coors Ford
Victory Circle
Neil Bonnet
Rockingham
Charlotte
Eliott
Waltrip
Harry Gant
Gant
i@ COLUMBUS
Kenny Bernstein
Bernstein
Dallas
National Trail Raceway
Billy Meyer
Waco
Texas
Le Mans 24 Hours race results and drivers listed
Results from the Le Mans 24 Hour race show winners led by Klaas Ludwig and John Winter with Porsche 886 on 373 laps at 3,161.94 miles and 131747 mps. Multiple crews and cars from Porsche and Lancia are named among the top finishers with varying lap counts and nationalities.
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LE Mans
France
Klaas Ludwig
John Winter
Germany
Paolo Bartila
Italy
Porsche
Jonathon Palmer
James Weaver
Richard Lard
Britain
Derek Bell
Hans Stark
David Hobbs
Guy Bdwards
Briain
Jo Gartner
Austria
Porsch
Mann Hutten
Switzerland
George Fauche
Jurgen Lassig
Jess Paroya- Mato
Span
Herve Regout
Belgium
Jean-Pierre Jarier
Mike Theckwell
New Zealand
Franz Konrad
Jacky Ickx
Belgian
Jochen Mays
Rari
Alboreto
North America
Ferrari
Stefan Johansson
Sweden
Klaus Ludwig
Paolo Barilla
Lancia
Jaguar
Jame Weaver
Richard Lloyd
Grand Prix Standings Montreal and Portland 1990s race results
The report lists Formula One standings with Michele Alboreto leading Ferrari at 27 points followed by Elio de Angelis and Alain Prost tied on 22 for Ferrari and Renault teams. It cites other drivers like Tambay, Senna, Rosberg and Johansson with various points. The Portland 200 race at Portland International Raceway shows Marin Andieth and Al Unser Jr among top finishers with 104 laps completed and several others near 100 laps, detailing driver names and teams in a messy, OCR-filled summary.
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Montreal
Lund
Michele Alboreta
Italy
Ferrari
Maph
Stefan Joransson
Sweden
Férrari
Alan Prost
France
McLaren
Rosberg
Finland
Williame Honda
de Angelis
Fats
Renault
Igel Mansell
England
Williams Honda
Patrack
Tambay
Jacques Laffite
Henault
Sumtay
Michele Alboretg
Elo de Angels
Atait Prost
Mr Laren
Partick Tambay
Prane
Ayttoo Senna
Brawl
Lares
Stefan Johannson
Nigel Maret
Andrea de Cesarie
Mary
Lazer
Rene Arnoux
Franen
Niki Lada
Austria
Fue
Keke Rosberg
Williams
Portland
Semday
Horiland Intesttonal Raceway
Marin Andieth
Nazarey Josmotth
AL Unser
Albouerque
Laila
Ermereon Fillipaldi
San Paulo
Raz
Mareh Rat Cotwurth
Unser
Albuquerque NM
Corwrth
Kev Cogan
Reagh
Marth RM Crmereth
Das
Scott Bravien
Caldwater
Wie
Rat Comweeth
Michar Ree Reldare
Treland Yada
Petr Halermet Datavedte
Mare
Ore
Mario Andretti
al Unser Jr
Andretti
Foyt
Michele Alboreto
Elliott repeats at Michigan in 400 stock car race
Georgia driver Bill Elliott defended his Michigan 400 crown at Michigan International Speedway after a dramatic race hampered by a rainout and a late pit miscue. Waltrip pressed throughout as Elliott led late and earned a $48,600 payday, with Gant, Hull, and Yarborough among the top finishers.
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Skoal Bandit
Gant
Jim Hull
Elliott
Eliott
Ernie
Waltrip
Cale Yarborough
Tim Rich
Open chase ends as North cliffs near win in dramatic finish
The Open shifted on a single shot as North survived a brutal bunker escape and a late rally by Chen. Chen’s quadruple bogey at No 5 erased his four‑stroke lead, while Barr and Watson closed strong, with Watson penalized after a 2 stroke delay and North finally clinching the title despite a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Chen
T.C
Barr
Denis Watson
Watson
USGA
Banks sets world triple jump mark at USA Mobil championships
Veteran Willie Banks shattered the world record with a 58 feet 11 3/4 inch leap at the USA Mobil Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Mexico City. The event also featured Masters and boxing updates including Holmes signing to fight Spinks in September for a potential record pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Banks
Banks
Joao de Oliveira
Brazil
Mexico City
Cahit Yeter
New York
Athletic Congress
Shea Stadium
Kay Moore
Denver
Colo
Pinkton Thomas
Mike Weaver
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Holmes
Rocky Marciano
Michael Spinks
Spinks
Las Vegas
Don King
Butch Lewis
Marciano
Douglas Valliant
Cuba
Miami
George Cadavid
Cadavid
Internal Revenue Service
Vaillant
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United States Football League
Memphis
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Orlando
Oakland
Denver U
Houston
Arizona
Art
San Sever
Los
San Antonio
Jane
Los Angeles
Caro
Membi Birmingham
Gakland
Hopson
Tumber
Hersch Wike
Eric Dickerson
Rams
Simpson
Bills
Earl Campbell
Oilers
Jim Brown
Browns
Yar Payton
Bears
Impson
Esa Campbell
Walter Payton
George Flogers
Saints
Tony Dorsett
Cowbys
Birmingham
Mich
Oakland Hills Country Club
Andy North
Dave Barr
T.C. Chen
Payne Stewart
Lanny Wadkire
Seve Balisteras
Johnny Miller
Fuzzy Zoeller
Rick Fehr
Corey Pavia
Jack Renner
Tom Kite
Hale Irwin
Siz
Don Pooley
Fony Sills
Joey Sindelar
Jay Haas
Andy Bean
Mark O'Meara
Greg Norris
Scott Simpson
Riles Senor
Bemt Tree Country Club
Peter Thomson
Lee Elder
Gay Brewer
Don January
Harold Henning
Billy Casper
Gordon Jones
Jimmy Powell
Dan Sikes
Ken Still
Chattanooga
Yank Vailleybrook
John McComith
Billy Perrot
Joe Hager
Wayne Ti
TeGig
Andy Dillard
Gulitton
Bob Sinn
Jim Dent
Terry Soodgrass
Mark Brooks
Steve Lowery
LPGA
Rochester
Hull Country & In Coutse
Pat Bradley
Napry Lopez
Bonnie Laver
Val Skinter
Au Postlewait
Atlallo Hikage
Basa Young
deAnde Carnet
Laura Baugh
Agri Waltoo
Biz C. Ly Morse
Uris Jonson
Esie
Lewis Witham
United States
Bob Beamon
Sugar Ray Leonard
Munich
Moscow
NEA
League
Ed Wayna
Preher
Pittsburgh Penguins
Ville Siren
Jim Johnson
Soest
Louisiana College
Rives
Steve T
Leitam
Hecker
Sauner
Gibson
Kershaw
Maught
Kalapos
Mischka
Boynton
Ricks Ruda
Ketanegke
Neil Bennett
Bessemer
Ala
Have Maras
Skylitod
Mic
Benny Parsons
Herne
Eof Bodine
Julian
Ron Bouchard
Fitchburg
Macs Buck
Lake Speed
Newell
Pontiac
Buddy Baker
Kannapolis
Oldsimon
David Pearb
Lenny Pond
Chester
Phil Parsons
Jum Sauter
Necedah
Wis
Ponti
National Tract Raceway _cult
Sop
Pelham
Uary Beck
Hemet
Renny Bernstein
Bolly Meyer
Warren Johnson
Eiruth
Bruce Allen
Lapeer
Thierry Baatsen
Belge
Arrows Albmw
Riccardo Patrese
Maly
Alfa Romeo
Michigan
Linda Cudlin
C-T
Brooklyn, Mich
Bill Eliott
Georgia
Michigan International Speedway
Bill Elliott
Lyon
Valliant
Puerto Rico
Randall
Dwight “Tiger” Walker
Mark Kaylor
Kaylor
Common Wealth
U.S. Olympic Committee
Anchorage
Alaska
International Olympic Committee
USOC
Robert Helmick
Lake Placid
N.Y
Salt Lake City
Litah
Reno-Lake Tahoe
Pam Shriver
Betsy Nagelsen
Thierry Tulasne
Claudios Panatta
Bologna
Boris Becker
West Germany
Jobar Kriek
Queen's Club
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