Baseball standings and schedule update for multiple teams
The document lists game times and matchups across MLB teams including St Lews, Pittsburgh, Houston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Diego, St Louis, New York, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, Kansas City, Toronto, Texas, Baltimore, Oakland, Seattle, Minnesota, and California. It shows current standings notes and a dense slate of Saturday and Sunday games with listed pitchers and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lews
Rugor Er
Hesketh
Pittsburgh
Rhoden
Chicago
Suzette
Houston
Scott
Cincinnati
Soto
Philadelphia
Carlton
New York
Darling
Los Angeles
Valenzuela
Atlanta
Palmer
Rasmussen
Miwaukee
Wegman
Cleveland
Schrom
Detroit
Tanana
Seaver
Boston
Hurst
Kansas City
Leonard
Toronto
Stred
Texas
Mason
Baltimore
McGregor
Oakland
Codiroli
Seattle
Moore
Minnesota
Smithson
California
Witt
Milwaukee
St Louis
Philadelphia Montr
San Diego Houston
Gineinnat
San Francisco
Riana
Montreal
St. Louis
San Diego
Bantimore
Calfornia
Cubs edge Expos in 13th on Dunston solo homer
Dunston launched a solo shot off Montreal reliever Jett Reardon in the 13th, giving Chicago a 7-6 victory. Don Slaught Grove drove in three as the Texas Rangers held off Milwaukee 7-5 with two singles and a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sinnsip Showon Dunston
Montreal
Jett Reardon
Cubs
Pas
Texas
Don Slaught Grove
Rangers
Milwaukee
Expos
Shawon Dunston
Jeff Reardon
Andres Galarraga
Daily leaders in national and American League batting
Top batters listed by league and stat: NL leaders Garner Houston 571 Galarraga Montreal 538 Ray Pittsburgh 476. RUNS Doran Houston 8 Parker Cincinnati 8. RBI Leonard San Francisco 9 Parker Cincinnati 9. HITS Yount Milwaukee 14 Joyner California 13 Lacy Baltimore 13. Smalley Minnesota 19 with multiple 8s tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Houston
Galarraga
Montreal
Ray
Pittsburgh
Jo Russell
Philadelphia
Knight
New York
Doran
Parker
Cincinnati
Coleman
St Louis
Leonard
San Francisco
Clark
Rbi
Stubbs
Los Angeles
G Davis
Gamer
Allanson
Sleveland
Slaught
Texas
O Brien
Yount
Milwaukee
Hendrick
California
Rus—Daevans
Detroit
Downing
OnEvans
Boston
Gibson
McDowell
Tartabull
Seattle
Texas At Witt's End Rookie Removed After No-Hitter
Texas beat Milwaukee 7 5 amid 21 walks 21 strikeouts six wild pitches and four errors in a chaotic game. Rookie Bobby Witt left after five innings with a no hitter intact as manager Bobby Valentine rued the decision. Pete O'Brien scored on Ray Searage's wild pitch with two out in the ninth to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Milwaukee
Bobby Witt
Bobby Valentine
Rangers
Pete O'Brien
Ray Searage
Indians Rally Behind Niekro Shifts to Victory
Niekro scattered three hits and drove in three runs to lift the Indians. Chris Bando and Julio Franco added three hits each as Cleveland built a lead before the Yankees rallied for runs in the ninth off reliever Ernie Camacho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Bando
Julio Franco
Indians
Yankees
Ernit Camacho
Giants end Padres run with 4-1 win at home
Jeff Leonard delivered a two-out three run double in the third as the San Francisco Giants toppled San Diego 4-1. Mike Krukow allowed five hits in a complete game effort to halt the Padres season opening run of 10 straight one run games. The Dodgers were idle. NL record is 11. Giants snap a four game Padres streak and halt San Diego’s one run game run.
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Tigers
White Sox
Chicago
Mike Laga
Alan Trammell
Detroit
Jack Morris
SAN Francisco
Jeff Leonard
Mike Krukow
San Francisco Giants
San Diego
Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
cHicaco Montreal Abe Bi
Dernier
San Diego San Fran
Garvey
Leonard It
Montes
Kennedy
Coavis
Dunston
Netties
Yongbia
Youmans
Wallach
Moreland
Brooks Kruk
Brenly
Montreal
Thosn
Webster
Nelo
Schatzeder
Ha—Sandberg
Durham
Dawson
Hawkins
Krukow
Brooks
Galarraga
Sb— Lerg
Dermer
S— Demier
Galar Stoddard
Raga
Raines
Wynne
Trout
Baler
Leonard
Frazier
Enetles
Los
Lesmith W
Harvey
Stole
Engel
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Orioles
Blue Jays
Cal Ripken
Mike Flanagan
Eddie Murray
Cliff Johnson
Baylor
Eromero BP
Bret
Law
Bar
DwEvans
Buckner
Gedman
Ha—Baloni
Chemens W
Gubicza
Armas
Fortes Roa
Rose
Ford
Twins
Angels
Frank Viola
Viola
George Hendrick
Kirk McCaskill
Greg Gagne
McOwel
Deer Rt
Ea Wikerson
Molitor
Incavig
Ganiner
Buechele
Feider
McBowet
Wright Maris
Darwin Searge LO
Nieves
Morison McKean
Shylock
Don Baylor
Fenway Park
Leach
Heron
Garcia
Marine
Murray
Bartela
Lynnet
Upshaw
Felder
Johnson
Dempsy
Jbon
Stetero
Benge
Tbonia
Shelby
Ha—Murray
Jbont
Moseby
Fernandes
Gruber
Fernander Guerz
SO Mearrow
Dixon
Havens
Ripken
Tmarner
Lynn
May‘ ‘Lacy
Beniquez
Moose
Toronto Seby
Wepre Hwrer
SO Clancy
Battimore Henke
Flanagan
Bord
Dixon Tearines
Brinkman
Cooney
Aose
Palermo
Kaiser
Gordon
Sdars Red Sox
Royals
Eichhorn
Don
Palermo Baylor
Ana
Owéons
Rabi Wilson
Moseby Ct
Fernnde
McFine
Balboni
Anny Baylor
Vettor
Trammell
Coles
Galen
Vivie Sox
Utish
Utish Fisk Trammel, Lemon. 38— Herndon
S—Coles
Hernando
Jom
Agosto
Nelson
Schmidt
Philips
Firs
McCoy
Bollaggo
Welk
Alifornia
Umbrae
Gagne
Agne
Cantona Monesota
Calforna
Geth
Lombardozz
Minnesota Viola W
Aia
McCaskill U
Bryden
Ithrola
Br Fist
Reb
Sec‘ong
Hirschbeck
Tha
Barnat
Niekro
Bando
Winfold
Franco
Tabler
Jacoby
Paglarino
Hassey
Jacopy
Euler
New York Townsbry
Wintsor
Pniekro W
Camacho
Priekro
Cousin
Fist
Evans
Hendry
Ryne Sandberg
Leon Durham
Andre Dawson
Hubie Brooks
EBU Diamonds
J Bradberry
Aiken
Hildebrandt
America
the Hunter
Canada
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