Baseball schedule notes for National League week
Summary of Thursday to Sunday MLB games with results from Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore St Louis Philadelphia Houston Atlanta San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and Montreal. Includes listed matchups times and venues across multiple cities and series results.
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Lancaster Tops Aiken In Pitchers Duel 2 0
Lancaster pitcher Cloud dazzled with a two hitter and 14 strikeouts to beat Aiken 2 1. Ray took the loss for Aiken after retiring one batter. Burkhart worked three innings for Lancaster, allowing one unearned run. Adamson and Rabun scored for Lancaster, with Conatser and Caldwell contributing Aiken’s lone run in the sixth.
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Giants Cut Reds' Lead To Four Percent In NL West Chase
The San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 31 to tighten within 4 percentage points of the Reds in the NL West. John Burkett earned his sixth win, Robby hit his 10th homer, and manager Roger Craig emphasized staying focused as San Francisco climbs back.
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Padres Beat Reds 8 to 5 Behind Carter's Five RBIs
Joe Carter drove in five runs with a double and a homer for San Diego. He had a two run double in the first and a three run shot in the second to fuel a 7-1 lead over Tom Browning. Dennis Rasmussen allowed five runs in 6 1 3 innings but snapped a five game losing streak.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs In Wrigley Slugfest
Bobby Bonilla hit two homers and drove in three as the Pirates beat the Cubs 8 to 5 at Wrigley Field. Andy Van Slyke and Barry Bonds also went deep, with Bonilla adding a second homer in the seventh. Smiley improved to 5-5 after 5 1 3 innings despite nine hits and two runs. Wilson was knocked out after one inning, charged with three runs. Pittsburgh stayed one game behind the Mets in the standings.
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Cardinals beat Phillies 4 3 in Torre managerial debut
Joe Torre won in his first game as St Louis manager as Vince Coleman delivered a three run double in the sixth. Bob Tewksbury allowed two runs over five innings, Lee Smith earned his 18th save in 20 chances. Willie McGee went 0 for 3 with two walks ending a 22 game hitting streak. Jose DeJesus took the loss.
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Astros Beat Braves 3 1 Behind Gullickson Strong Seven
Carl Nichols and Casey Candaele drove in seventh inning runs to back Bill Gullickson who won for the second time in seven starts since June 24 at the Astrodome. The Braves offense managed only one run as Houston secured the victory.
Canseco Tops Major League Home Run List
Jose Canseco leads the majors with 34 homers, topping Cecil Fielder who has 33. He snapped a 5-for-32 slump with two homers and five RBIs as Oakland beat California 7-5, while Detroit’s Fielder went 0-for-5 with five strikeouts in a 6-5 Yankees win.
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Sroles 5 Royals 1 game note
Brian Holman improved to 11-7 as he pitched eight innings allowing seven hits while the Royals fell 5 to 1.
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Rangers win in 11th as Buechele drives in Sierra
In a 11th inning rally, Steve Buechele singled home Ruben Sierra with two outs to lift the Texas Rangers over the Toronto Blue Jays 5 4. Sierra doubled with one out, Pete Incaviglia was walked intentionally, pinch hitter Mike Stanley flied out before Buechele delivered the game winning hit for Candelaria 7 4 and Tororro Tea
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Mariners blank Twins as Jones and Davis pace win
Tracy Jones drove in Seattle's first two runs with singles and Alvin Davis added a homer as the Mariners defeated the Twins 7 to 2. The combo led a early and sustained attack for Seattle.
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