Baseball Standings and Schedule From Historic League Totals
Standings show East and West divisions for National League with team records and runs. Thursday results include Cincinnati 18 Houston 2, St Louis 6 New York 5, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 1 Montreal 0 in 12 innings, plus San Diego 6 Los Angeles 6 and San Francisco 3. Friday and Sunday games list matchups and pitchers with times across both leagues.
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National and American League batting leaders list
The leaders show batting averages among players with 310 at bats. In the National League, Towynn of San Diego leads with .397, while Welark of San Francisco tops in RBIs with 76 and Towynn also has 142 hits. In the American League, Puckett of Minnesota leads with .342 and Sierra of Texas has 80 ABIs.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
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Miwaukee
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Mattingly
Second Straight Shutout Puts Angels On Top In AL West
California Angels regain first in the AL West with Kirk McCaskill’s 6-0 complete game against Seattle. McCaskill’s third shutout of the season backed by Johnny Ray and Devon White homers, moving ahead of Oakland as Seattle suffers another shutout in a row.
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Chili Davis
Reds Explode for 16 Hits in 1st Inning to Rout Astros 18 2
The Cincinnati Reds crushed the Houston Astros 18 2 at Riverfront Stadium with a record 16 hits in the first inning, 38 minutes long. Seven Reds had two hits off Jim Clancy and Bob Forsch, including Ken Griffey Jr. with a three‑run homer, as the inning set multiple historical marks and left Astros stunned.
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