Chicago and Detroit College Football Schedules Surface
Fragmentary OCR lists Chicago at cere Yoansas Citty Bali Baltimore and Detroit at ab New Yorb tea Boston at pm Milwaukee at Galliorine 4:05 p.1, indicating scattered game times and matchups with many garbled place names. No clear outcomes or dates available.
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Baseball schedule and player notes across NL and AL teams
National League games listed for Cincinnati at New York and Chicago or Montrval with players Broway, Herakiser, Smith, Masoe, and others. Also Houston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Atlanta, San Francisco at St Louis, San Diego at Chicago with start times like 5 pm and 2:20 pm.
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Friday's Scores In Major League Baseball League
Friday report shows Houston 3, Pittsburgh 2 with Sun Prasciece scoring 34 and Levis at 1b. The fragmentary item notes a baseball scoreline and infield position but lacks full context or repeating teams.
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Padres pitcher Hawkins completes first complete game of season
Friday's stars highlight pitching and hitting feats in major league games. Andy Hawkins pitched a five-hitter for San Diego in a 6-2 win over Chicago, while Alvin Davis drove in eight for Seattle with a grand slam, three-run homer, and single in a 13-3 rout of Toronto.
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Williams debuts with win for Mariners in rout of Blue Jays
Seattle under new manager Dick Williams wins 13-3 over Toronto as Alvin Davis drives in eight runs with a single and two homers including a grand slam. Davis sets team RBI mark, ending a five-game skid amid high expectations. Chicago scenes note LaRussa retained. Sox rally to beat Indians 4-3. Brewers wallop Angels 16-5. Red Sox top A’s 9-6 after late rally. Royals top Orioles 7-4. Twins edge Tigers 8-7 with Gaetti key to comeback.
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Parker's Homer Shortens Reds Mets Slide in Nines Scene
In the eighth inning Dave Parker lined a changeup to right-center but Len Dykstra leap frogged the ball at the 396-foot sign to rob Cincinnati of a potential comeback as New York built a six game winning streak to a 19-4 record, best in the majors. Cincinnati dropped to 6-18.
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BASEBALL AND OTHER SPORTS TRANSACTIONS FRIDAY UPDATE
Baseball shifts include Orioles reassignment of Orioles Or IGLES to Rochester and activation of Hoeidicker from the disabled list. Twins promote Woods and Washington from Toledo, send Pittaro and Sanchez to Toledo. Mariners name Williams manager, Virgil Sr. as coach. Phillies release Stewart. NFL moves include Chiefs scouting coordinator Mons, Saints sign multiple tight ends and linemen to free-agent deals, Seahawks add Belk Laughton and Karts. Soccer notes list Sting and Force rosters changes. College notes report resignations at Aquinas and Marist, Edwardsville names Huneke soccer coach. MISL playoffs show Minnesota 2 at San Diego 7, series 0-1. game Sunday at 9:05 p.m.
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Indy 500 Practice Leaders Show Fast Laps in May Qualifiers
Top runners in practice for the May 26 Indianapolis 500 posted quick laps led by Ruck Meats team with a 214.694 mph best. Mario Andretti and Bobby Rahal followed, with others including Danny Sullivan Emerson Fittipaldi Michael Andretti Tom Sneva Kevin Cogan Ed Piram and Johnny Rutherford also clocking strong speeds across Cosworth powered March cars.
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Bean leads Byron Nelson after second round with 68
Andy Bean shot 68 to take a one stroke lead at 134 after 36 holes at the Byron Nelson Classic. Mark Wiebe and Jim Gallagher chase at Las Colinas while Tom Purtzer fired a 63 to join a large group three back. Deb Richard and Bonnie Lauer share LPGA lead with 69s.
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