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Tuesday results and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues with teams including Detroit Boston Milwaukee Oakland Seattle California Toronto Texas Minnesota New York Cleveland Chicago Kansas City and Pittsburgh among others. Pitchers and records are listed for several matchups and times.
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Robinson says baseball still underutilizes minorities
In an interview, Frank Robinson, the first black major league manager, laments persistent racial hiring gaps. He notes few Black managers since 1975 and recalls milestones by Maury Wills, Larry Doby, and Cito Gaston, stressing qualifications over skin color.
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Ryan, Oakland Start Season With Victories
When the season began the Athletics showed power as Ryan notches his 290th win in a 2 run Texas victory. He left after 90 pitches with fatigue, while Rick Honeycutt pitched 2 2 3 innings in relief.
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Athletics Deliver Dominant Win Over Twins in Sellout
A capacity crowd of 48,219 witnessed a festive fireworks display before the game as the Athletics showcased why they were baseball’s top team last season. Stewart pitched 5 2/3 innings, allowing two runs as Oakland implied control early and late.
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Orioles Rally Past Royals With Two Three-Run Homers
Sam Horn hit two three-run homers to lift Baltimore 7 6 over Kansas City as a late error by Lithon right fielder Danny Tartabull helped seal the win. Wade Boggs opened Fenway with a first inning hit and Red Sox beat Tigers 5 2 behind Roger Clemens.
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Mariners 7 Angels 4 Griffey Sparks Exhibition Win
Ken Griffey Jr. powered Seattle’s offense as the Mariners beat the Angels 7 to 4 in an exhibition game. Griffey drove in runs and provided the hot bat for the early-season tuneup.
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Healthy McGee Lifts Cardinals To 6-5 Victory
Willie McGee provided the tying hit and a sixth inning RBI as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Montreal Expos 6-5 on opening night. McGee, healthy after last season injuries, said his goal is consistency and staying healthy. Teammate Terry Pendleton praised his impact, noting McGee’s presence could lift the club.
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Mattingly Sets Record with 19.3 Million Pitch
New York Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly agreed to a 19.3 million dollar five year extension through 1995 making him the highest paid player in baseball history. The deal includes a 2 million signing bonus and averages about 3.86 million per season. Mattingly called the extension likely his last long term contract as he aims for continued success with the club.
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