Weekend NL and AL Baseball Scores and Schedules
Summary of National League and American League results with scattered scores from Saturday Sunday and Monday games plus listed matchups and game times across teams including Milwaukee California Seattle Boston Cleveland Baltimore Toronto New York Oakland Detroit Kansas City Chicago Cincinnati Houston Montreal Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco and Atlanta with multiple games noted and inning tallies where applicable.
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League Leaders BATTING and PITCHING Highlights Roundup
League batting leaders include Putchen 342 and Yount 320 for Milwaukee with strong showings from Boggs Beaton and Sieve Texas. Doubling as a stats digest, pitching highlights show Ryan 196 strikeouts for Texas and Clemens 150 for Boston, with saves by Crelland and many others across leagues.
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Orioles Rally Past Rangers In 10th For 3-2 Win
Baltimore pitchers hold Texas to 2 runs as Mike Deveraux homers in the 10th after a ninth inning game-tying run. Frank Robinson says the club is regaining consistency after a rough two-week stretch, with three wins in four games. The lead in the AL East shrinks to one game behind Boston while other scores show Cleveland and more.
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Angels Win 6-0 as Abbott Joins Rookie Milestone
Angels pitcher Jim Abbott became the first California rookie in four years to win 10 games, allowing four hits in seven innings with a career-best nine strikeouts. Tony Armas sacrifice fly and RBI singles by Chili Davis Bill Schroeder and Dick Schofield helped build a 4-0 lead in the sixth. Davis drove in a fifth run with an infield hit in the seventh and Johnny Ray scored the final run in the eighth. Twins' rally stalled as Randy Bush Kirby Puckett and Kent Hrbek produced a late threat.
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Athletics Top Mariners 2 1 Behind Davis Strong Relief
Storm Davis and two relievers held Seattle to one run as Oakland beat the Mariners 2 1. Da is, 15, pitched seven innings of scoreless ball and earned win number nine in his last 11 decisions, keeping the Athletics within a half game of California in the AL West.
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Tigers rally past White Sox to snap 13-game streak
Lou Whitaker delivered a sacrifice fly to cap a two run eighth inning as Detroit defeated Chicago 4-3. The win halted the White Sox 13 game home winning streak and showcased a late, decisive rally by the Tigers.
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Blue Jays Rally Past Yankees 6 5 in Seventh Inning Edge
Fred McGriff hit his league leading 29th homer a two run shot to put Toronto ahead in the seventh. Manny Lee added a three run blast as the Blue Jays erupted for five runs. George Bell doubled to start the frame and McGriff homered for a 3-2 lead as Ernie Whitt doubled and Moseby walked.
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Red Sox Rally Past Indians With Late Homers
Luis Burks and Luis Rivera hit solo shots in the eighth inning to lift Boston after starter Roger Clemens exited in the first. Burks opened the frame against Jesse Orosco and Rivera added a fourth homer later, matching Orosco’s early-season total allowed. Rob Murphy finished with a perfect ninth, retiring the side.
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Royals Rally Past Twins In Tie Breaker Ninth Nine Hits From Saberhagen
Kevin Seltzer delivered a tie breaking, seventh inning single after Brad Wellman and Gary Thurman drew one out walks from Shane Rawley. Bret Saberhagen pitched seven innings allowing two runs on nine hits as the Royals improved in his starts. Steve Crawford and Jeff Montgomery secured the late innings with the eighth and ninth saves. The Royals led 1-0 on Bob Boone’s sacrifice fly before Gene Larkin tied it for Minnesota in the bottom of the first.
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Mets and Pirates End Lengthy Games With Homers
Jeff King led off the 18th inning with a homer off Scott Sanderson to lift the Pirates past the Cubs 5 4 in the longest game at Three Rivers Stadium. Kevin McReynolds started New Yorks 14th with a homer giving the Mets a 2 1 win and a three game sweep of Montreal. The Pirates Cubs game lasted 5 hours 42 minutes, breaking the park record and Sanderson pitched eight scoreless innings before Kings homer.
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Mets 2 Expos 1 as Musselman earns first Met win
Pirates 5 Cubs 2. McReynolds drives a game winning homer after clutch hits earlier. Musselman escapes jams in a 13th and 14th as he improves to 1-1, lifting the Mets in a tense late inning. King cites Sanderson fastballs in 3-1 counts.
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Cardinals Rally Past Phillies In 10th For 5-4 Win
Vince Coleman started the decisive rally with a one out single as Ozzie Smith walked, followed by Pedro Guerrero and Tom Brunansky RBI singles. Joe Magrane, St. Louis ace with 13 wins, pinch hit for Todd Worrell with two outs and bases loaded in the 10th, delivering the four run comeback after Parrett walked him.
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Valenzuela Tops Padres as Dodgers Win 4-2
Fernando Valenzuela earned his first home win in seven weeks, improving to 6-11, while Jay Howell posted his 24th save to tie a Dodgers record. Valenzuela allowed nine hits with four strikeouts and three walks over seven innings, snapping a skid since beating the Braves 5-3 on June 18 at Dodger Stadium.
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Astros edge Giants in late rally for first win at Candlestick
Eric Yelding delivered an RBI single in the eighth, lifting the Houston Astros to a 3-2 victory at Candlestick Park. Gerald Young had reached on a walk and moved to second on a Trevino single before Yelding lined the deciding hit to right, cutting San Francisco’s division lead.
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