Major League Standings and Wednesday Schedule
Major League standings and a dense list of Wednesday games across multiple parks. Pairings include Texas at Toronto and Minnesota at Seattle with pitching records noted, plus Chicago at Milwaukee and Baltimore at Cleveland. Also listed are New York at Kansas City and Oakland at California with 10:35 p.m. late starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mason
Toronto
Stied
Minnesota
Butcher
Seattle
Moore
Chicago
Seaver
Milwaukee
Wegman
Baltimore
McGregor
Cleveland
Schrom
Detroit
Tanana
Hurst
New York
Rasmussen
Kansas
Leonard
Oakland
Codiroli
California
Witt
Boston
Greveland
Miwaukee
Kansas City
Chiciilimore
Saves—Rase
Hernandez
Righetti
Camacho
Henke
J Howell
Quisenberry
Harold Baines Drives White Sox Past Brewers in 5-4 Win
Chicago star Harold Baines drove in three runs including a game deciding homer as the White Sox beat Milwaukee 5-4. Chris Brown collected four hits in five at bats to power the San Francisco Giants to a 10-3 win over Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Baines
Wime
White Sox
Milwaukee
Chris Brown
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bison
Ric
En Herndon
Cyone
Armas
Gedman
Uaga
Trammi
Texas
Detroit
Boston
Foronto
Baylor
Whitaker
Declaney
Gadman
Lom Soave
Gordon
Rice
Dwevans
Hr-Cotes
Denkinger
Coble
McClelland
Brewers
Cary
Clemens
Samoito
Stanley
Bob Tewksbury
Yan- Fisk
Kansas City
Nichols
Felder
Hulett
Deer
Guillenss
Hsehidr
Graig Ph
San
RBI
Baines
E-Molitor
Agosto
Francisco
Resene Walker
Ramire
Gally I
Wilson
Miwaukee
Tolleson
Lefty Grove
Walter John- Garner
Murphy
Tay
Robidour
Cooper
Los An Cruz
Horner
Ming
Brett
Simmons
Geles
Harper
Balvons
Ranby
Oberst
Sort Roenck
McRae
Creniss
Pagliulo
Scott P
Naiph
James
Dodgers
Biancin
Palmer
Oraph
Nieves
Asameht
Asalaz
Darwin
J Davis
Houston
Cooney
Palermo
Atlanta
Young
Kaiser
LOS Angels
San Fran
Ashby
New York
Barner Horner
Creynolds
York
Pagiarul
A ' Sax
Gladden
Wusion
Alana
Creyn
Renderson
Ortiene Seosee Mando
Sb—Doran
Sampleson Massey
Randolph
Sf—Grite
Trevino
Pagharuio
Horer So Landen
Brown
Marshal Ceonara
Brock
Scott
Tewksbry
Stubbs
Engel
Tewksbury
Diaz
Minton
Duick
Votaggo
VandBrg
Weike
Philips Cabell
Uribe
Reuss
Krukow
Expos
Phillies
Andreawson
Orioles
Indians
Cleveland
Cal
Rtrompson
Niekro
Ken Dixon
Willong
Leonard Brenly
Dnessen
Mars
Hendrek
Downing
Marshal
Scrosci
Phila Montreal
Lanstra
Deenes
Horer
Baltimore
Boe
Ruones
Raines
Garin
Powel
Los Los Angeles
Mathie
Webster
Boone
Daz
Hayes
Dawson
Bont
Butler
Touls
VandBerg
Schmat
Aguayo
Wallach
Lynn
Jacoby
Eker Oakland
Catioria
Tacos
Seltz
Hudson
Caxtana
Calfornia
Telleton
Andersn
Bieto
Froemming
Marsh Tonaive
Taro
Bearosn
Roger Leteovee
E-Mhall
Bernazard
France
McCaskil
Mets
Pirates
Imore
Cleve‘Langford
Philadelphia
Pipken
Roe
Hirschbeck
Twins
Mariners
Bauiton
Red Cleve
McGaugan Kern
Gary Carter
Keith
Umeit
Rose
Fist
Reed
Garcia
Hernandez
Hudson L
Minnesota
Seattle
Ray Knight
Anderson
Stewart
Blue Jn
Tenuive
Pittsburgh
NEW York Bearos
Toronto
Gary Ward
Puckett
McGu
Carter
Scond
Montague
Salas
Kearney
Morris
Knight
Cardinals
Gagne
Owen
Onze
Huonsa
Mosedy Ct
Lmbrde
Kipper
Santanass
Leach
Sia Krweayk
Cubs
Bren
Fernndz
Dykstey
Ryne Sand- Paciork
Gruber
Orsuiak Ph
Inowgiart
Mulinks
Berg
Ward
Upshaw
Bradh
Tartabul
Stlouis
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Noi Slaught
Barfield
Elder
A Davis
Smal
Coleman
Dunston Ss
Patra
Ley
S—Kearn
Ren
Abi — Carter
McGee
Bosley
Buechle
E“Morrison
Teufel Horr
Straw Clark
Santana
Michell
Foster
Morgan
Tana
Carer
HR Knight
Sanremo
Durhin
Texas Toronto
Mirabella
SO Patin
Buochele
Obrien
McKean
Fi Clare
Tudor
Fernandez
Wikerson
Wloek
Tid
Morison
Perry
Fe MeDwin
Sn Sthouis
Davis
Harvey
Sec
Stelle
Gregg
Sandberg
Dunston
St Louis
Hurdle
Matthews
S— Tilo
Sandbore Horer
St Louise
Parry L
Worrell Trout
Baller W
Heath
Trout
West
Willams
Ripley
Leaders in American and National League batting and pitching
A listing of league leaders in batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching categories for both the American and National Leagues. Key names include RoJackson, OBrien, Downing, Phillips, Puckett, Leonard, Ray, and Welch among others, with team affiliations such as Texas, Detroit, Oakland, New York, Montreal, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RoJackson
California
Allanson
Cleve
Obrien
Texas
Slaught
Hendrick
DaEvans
Detroit
Downing
Phillips
Oakland
Puckett
Minnesota
Abi—Downing
Canseco
Tartabull
Seattle
Bell
Toronto
Ray
Pittsburgh
Galarraga
Montreal
Knight
New York
Garner
Houston
Backman
Leonard
San Francisco
Doran
Orsulak
Pitts
W Clark
Rbi
Carter
Gravis
Gladden
Bass
Gwynn
San Diego
Brooks
Reynolds
Coleman
St. Louis
Moreno
Atlanta
Dawson
Parker
Cincinnati
Angeles
Herr
Mtomson
Philadelphi
Welch
Los Angeles
Gooden
Ryan
Scott
Krukow
Saves
Dsmith
Worrell
Burke
Franco
Kerfeld
Minton
Orosco
Braves' Tanner Defends Parker Against Cocaine Allegations
Former Pirates manager Chuck Tanner, now the Atlanta Braves skipper, defends Dave Parker against claims cocaine use hurt his play. Pirates sue Parker in federal court to block 5.3 million in deferred payments from a 1979 contract. Tanner questions whether drug use affected performance and cites Parker’s 125 RBIs and 34 homers as evidence of his drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chuck Tanner
Dave Parker
Pirates
Tanner
Atlanta Braves
Parker
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Reds
Roberto Clemente
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Galbreath
Tigers Lose Gibson but Stay Optimistic for Season Start
Detroit suffers injury blow as Kirk Gibson ka s a ligament sprain for four to six weeks. Tigers drop 6 4 to the Red Sox at Fenway with Don Baylor Rich Gedman and Tony Armas homering off Jack Morris. Gibson, who entered with a .359 average and two homers, limped off after a near steal attempt and will be sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Kirk Gibson
Boston Red Sox
Don Baylor
Rich Gedman
Tony Armas
Jack Morris
Fenway Park
Gibson
Roger Clemens
Little Brother Delivers Solo Shot to Beat Braves
Alan Ashby led off the top of the ninth with a solo homer off Duane Ward to give the Astros a 3 2 win over Atlanta. It was his third homer of the season as Houston snapped the Braves’ rally attempt in a late-inning finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astros
Braves
Alan Ashby
Houston
Ashby
Duane Ward
Atlanta
Bi Doran
Moreno
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Hawkins
Denny
Carlton
Hesketh
Ownbey
Sanderson
Valenzuela
Garretts
Knepper
Smith
Los
St.Louis
Ranta
Mont
Chris
Saniego
Joyper
O Brien
Law
Tabler
Boggs
Buckner
White
Kansas Ciy
Trammell
R Henderson
Cangelosi
Shelby Baltimore
Wiggins
Viola
Rijo
Candietti
The
Associated Press
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Buernr
Angels
A’s
Anaheim
Doug DeCinces
Dick Schofield
Wally Joyner
Kirk McCaskill
Ensoe
Augusta
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