Baseball Statistics and Player Listings Mixed from 1980s Box Scores
A collage of player names teams and stats including Brett Kanes City Oakland Palmeiro Texas Trammell Detroit Boggs Boston Palmeiro Texas DParker Milwaukee Gritfay Seattle Kelly New York and others with batting triples steals and saves figures interwoven in OCR-like text. Names appear with team affiliations and numbers amid fragmented lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett KC
Adisn Gak
Piero Tex
Boggs Bsn
Dparker Mil
Emartinez Sea
McGriff Tore i
Racpar Mig
Brett Kanes
Rmenderson
Oakland
Palmeiro
Texas
Trammell
Detroit
Boggs
Oston
AMS
Rhenderson
Fielder
Yount
Milwaukee
France
Reynolds
Seattle
Abl
Gruber
Toronto
McGwire
Jcanseco
Oak Tard
Oparker
Sturra
Kits—Boggs
Boston
Dparker
Gritfay Jr
Kelly
New York
Brett
Kansas
Calderon
JaReed
Harper
Minnesota
iFernandez
Sosa A
Turks
Luchfisan
Chica
Iran
Wns—Fielder
Cate
McGriff Toronto
Eat Gruber
Stolen Bi Henderson
Sax
Fattis
Tea
Johnson
Chicago
Tia Wen
Boones
R Robinson
Clemens
Grinley
California
Stleb
Ryan
Ani
Hanson
Seatte
Laneston
Thigpen
Gear Oakland
Jones
Cleveland
Righetti
Olson
Baltimore
Indians Ride Olin Shutout Of Brewers In Cleveland Win
Olin blanked Milwaukee allowing two early runs while fanning three and issuing one walk. Doug Jones earned his 36th save with two innings. The Indians pulled ahead 4-2 in the sixth on Chris James' double and a double play scored run, then Candy Maldonado delivered a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Brewers
Doug Jones
Indians
Ted Higuera
Chris James
James
Sandy Alomar
Brook Jacoby
Candy Maldonado
Sox end 4 game skid with Boddicker win over Orioles
Mike Boddicker earned his fifth straight decision as Boston beat Baltimore 7-3 to halt a four game skid and narrow the AL East lead over Toronto. Boddicker improved to 16 8 with six innings of three run ball while Larry Andersen and Jeff Gray closed out the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sox
Mike Boddicker
Red Sox
Baltimore
Boddicker
Toronto
Orioles
Larry Andersen
Jeff Gray
Blue Jays
Yankees
Kelly Gruber
Blues
Los Angeles Dodgers
White Sox
Athletics
Melido Perez
Frank Thomas
Chicago
Oakland
Perez
Scott Sanderson
Owners liable for 102 million in collusion damages
Arbitrator George Nicolau ordered owners to pay players 102.5 million as total damages from 1987 and 1988 collusion cases. Hearings will allocate per player shares. The ruling adds to 10.5 million awarded earlier, bringing total to about 113 million across teams.
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George Nicolau
Thomas Roberts
Beach Towel Draws No 2 Post in Little Brown Jug Elimination
Beach Towel, favored to win the $468,616 Little Brown Jug at Delaware County Fairgrounds, drew the No 2 post in the first elimination. Rivals Global Assault Road Machine In The Pocket Brando Hanover secured other posts in the three division field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Towel
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Jug
Global Assault
Road Machine
In the Pocket
Brando Hanover
Reds Beat Giants 4 0 Clinching Hopes Narrowed
Jose Rijo twirls a two hit gem allowing only a first inning double and a ninth inning single while fanning 12 to pace Cincinnati past San Francisco 4 to 0. Reds' clinching number drops to 11 as NL West race tightens with Dodgers Braves Padres results noted and upcoming games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Jose Rijo
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Santa
Montreal
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pirates
Mets
Expos
Giants
Rijo
Kevin Bass
Bass
Sports Peopled Roster Highlights From Week
Transactions show 0 scrapped rights with names including Troy Parker and Craig Petersmark as standout players. John Carroll’s Larry Wanks and Ray Niemeyer from Otterbein also earned notices. Seton Hall’s John Wooding named athletics director for communications. David Nesbit cited as crew coach. Syracuse’s Sue Cornelius listed as assistant sports administrator.
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Socler
Langea Cleveland
Crunch
MAC
Toledo
Troy Parker
Eastern Michigan
Craig Petersmark
Insweek
QAL
John Carroll
Larry Wanks
Otterbein
Ray Niemeyer
Seton Hall
John Wooding Assecale
Southerk Califosaia
David Nesbit
Syracuse
Sue Cornelus
Itlorisabon Catecho
Indians Rally Past Brewers 4 2 in MLB Action
Cleveland beat Milwaukee 4 2 as part of a day of AL results including Boston 7 Baltimore 3 and Toronto 6 New York. In other games Kansas City 1 Minnesota 0 and Texas 10 Seattle 4, while Chicago 7 Oakland 0 led the Rational League with Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 0 and Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 2 San Diego 5 Houston 0.
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Biants
Cabricit Butler
Larkinss
Hmorts
Quran Ab
Mitchell Ff
Ebavisi
OneitTt
Kenna
Garretts
Reuschel
Carter
Tata
Gusmut Giacieeal
Sheegen Francisco
Sant Frente
Cincinnati
Bass
Neil
Doran Fsf
Gant Ise
Reyschel
Ewes
Aers Braves
Fraemaing
RED Sox
Dowier
Losmith
Teyah
Hes saReed
Sfinkey
Harris
Cabrer
Astros
Rat Evans
Roberts
Bantet
Candael
Justice Rt
Dalark
Bur Greanwt
Tattleton
Sams
Hottar
Hennis Pagnop
Romine Goo
Samuel
Santiagac
Yantt
Nichols Ph Wooo
Darshi Fb
Semui
Simms
Meyer
Implin Ss
Hurst
Stubbsit
Aamir Ss
Anid
Lebendt
Merritt
Daviden
Mitchell
Sieh
Balter
Bésten
Baltimore
Pana
Anas
Ed Mellonaid
Gow
A Howell
Darwin L
Aif
Hennis
I Lebridt
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Boston
Toronto
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Seattle
Chicago
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
Baseball regular season schedule with multiple games listed
Summary of scheduled MLB and NBA games with teams and pitchers across leagues. Includes matchups such as Milwaukee at Cleveland, New York at Toronto, Minnesota at Oakland, Seattle at California, and San Francisco at Cincinnati with various era indicators and records.
Evening baseball and league matchups list
The schedule shows multiple MLB and NL games across cities. Key matchups include Milwaukee at Cleveland, Chicago at Oakland, Boston at Baltimore, New York at Toronto, Kansas City at Minnesota, Texas at Seattle, Detroit at California, and NL pairings Montreal at New York, San Francisco at Atlanta, Cincinnati at Houston, Philadelphia at St Louis, San Diego at Los Angeles plus Peay at Chicago.
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McGee
Pylestra
Magadan NY
Murray LA
Dawson
Roberts
San Diego
Bonilla
Pittsburgh
Disia
Philadelphia
H Johnson
New York
Jay
Atlanta
Wallach
Montreal
Duncan
Cincinnati
Joy
Boston
Toronto
Lew Yor
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago Ag
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
California
Houston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Krueger
Clevereed
Nagy
Basta
Botton
Mesa
Mere York
M.witt
Stieb
Kameas
Teoicon Iw
Erickson
Savage
Ernandez
Oakland
Moore Texas
Seattle
Delucia
Finley
San Francisco
Raed
Brawn Ng
Aengeles
Inger
Marak
Montreal Tay
Gooden
Ah Ay Bebar
Giiley
Chinaga
Madduz
Stson
Gullickson
St. Louis
Tewksbury
Learhe Milwarken
Chicago
Texas
St Louis
Baseball Trade and Roster Moves Across Leagues
Bud Black traded by Cleveland to Toronto for Magra Gazza. Kansas City acquires Jeff Conine Brent Mayne and Sean Berry from Memes. Twins buy Rich Garces and recall Lenny Webster while placing David West on the 60 day list. Giants activate Hick Reuschel as Gruber leads Toronto hitters with five homers and 20 RBIs in September. Boddicker improves to 16 8 after beating Baltimore. 4 0 versus Orioles in 1990.
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Cleveland I Ndians
Bud Black
Toronto Blue Days
Magra Gazzs
Wena
Kansas City Royals
Jeff Conine
Brent Mayne
Sean Berry
Minnesota Twins
Rich Garces
Orlando
Lenny Webster
David West
Toronto
Kelly Gruber
Boston
Mike Boddicker
Baltimore
Orioles
Boddicker
Area players lead in $40,000 Ohio Open after first round
Steve Groves of Westerville shot 66 with five birdies to lead the Ohio Open at Tom OShanter Golf Course. Joe Kruczek of Berea tied for second at 68, two strokes back. Other notables include Tim Smithett 69 and Terry Valentine 70 as 16 players posted par or better. Former champions Pagett Robison Camp among 12 at 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norby Walters
Lloyd Bloom
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina State University
Charles Shackleford
Canton
Tom O'Shanter
Joe Kruczek
Berea
Steve Groves
Westerville
Groves
Dales
Tim Smithett
Spencer
Elyria High
Elyria Country Club
Terry Valentine
Ashland
Lee Chill
Middlebury Heights
Ted Benware
Elyria
Spring Valley
Mike Caronchi
Saacer
Saher
Te ‘Chia Doon
Mo'saan
Gowise
Adonotes Amit
Kreczyk
Bovey
Bruce Seulesy
Columbus
Sas
Kolly Macwell
Toledo
George Hetero
Gaptels
Karl Zobes
Chesterland
Joba Let
Siveland
Tri Solfo
Spencar
a-Fobert Somards
Sepigedle
Marin Joesink
Nec Boroyevich
Dover
Terry Watanting
Aching Joan Jasinsk
Holland
Mike MiecSpe
Mischcyywn
Soy Carnach
Dayton
Wike Corts
Mameville
BBE
Miomedory
Ris
Don Padgett
Akron
Saty Ronan
Akron FA
Dave Stover
Shaker His
Smai Miconemp
Trey Wright
TY Randy McGahan
Farborn
a-Grovge
Warten
Jira Dasingks
Drach
Famtelt
Wits Carench
Etre
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Renee Reece, Oe
Rangers
Rafael Palmeiro
Pete Incaviglia
Bobby Witt
Incaviglia
Royals
TWINS
Steve Farr
Bo Jackson
Steve Crawford
Jeff Montgomery
Larry Casian
Gary Thurman
Jackson
Angers
Mariners
Pattis Ct
Sinatroc
Wallegh
Vizquel
Wala
Tatate Madd
Spas
Palnara
Fobrien
Valle
Gritteydr
Franca
Ad Way
oBarfield
Woyckert Gardiner
Melendez
Cl Swan
Mwilsach
Cale
Steuesn Tay Sura
Melvin
Gmay
Jennings
McGriff
Thomas
Fisk
O Lewis
Meviers
I dCansec
Arras
Steuben
Hassay Ph Ogod
Ventura
Balbo
Meek
Liokinsos
Fae Morman
McRae
Saett
Sandria
Quahar Montgory
Sinetsan
Thevaas
Reitty
Seotees
Horne
Jase
Kelly Graber
Bill Doran
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Larry Doughty
Frank Cashen
Erie
NFL
Paul Tagliabue
Eric Dickerson
Indianapolis Colts
Jim Irsay
Dickerson
Baylor
John Karkeska
University of Miami
Dennis Erickson
Miami
Hurricanes
Billy Ray Smith
University of Houston
Chuck Weatherspoon
University of Georgia
Norm Cowins
Voit Sports Inc
Sun Mountain Sports Inc
Dodgers
Braves
Eddie Murray
Kal Daniels
Daniels
Murray
Los Angee
Tommy Lasorda
Padres
Greg Riddoch
Roberto Alomar
Aute Racing
ESPN
Atlanta Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Ohio State
Boston College
Louisville
USA
Lupe Gutierrez
Myron Faytor
Ight Wing
Continental Basketball Associating
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Football Ledger
Tadianapolis Golts
James Pruitt
Wide Teuerver
Rarsas Chu Chiefs
Albert Lewis
Tony Zackery
Soltety
Mdckey
Aalions
Hacky Layce
Quebec
Xordiques
Mats Sundin
TOR
Ea Ae Bos
SAN Franciseo
Giannts
Hick Reuschel
Don Pagett
Gary Robison
Mitch Camp
Aurora
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