Major League Standings and Sunday Games Schedule
Toronto at Detroit 7:05 pm with Stet 4 6 and Ferrer 4 7 05 pm. Minnesota at Milwaukee 9d 1 1 with Krueger 93. Hibbard 7 5 at California 411 10:05 pm. Guzman 8 9 at Seattle Wood 100 10:05 pm. Sunday's games listed.
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Giants Weigh Move From San Francisco to Florida
San Francisco and Bay Area residents react as owner Bob Lurie contemplates selling the Giants to Florida investors who plan to relocate the franchise to St. Petersburg for the 1993 season. Mayor Frank Jordan vows a fight to keep the team, while local leaders push for a downtown ballpark.
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Clemson Faces Possible Death Penalty Threat Over Coach Gordy Case
Clemson contends its basketball program could face the NCAA death penalty after assistant coach Len Gordy admitted to violations and lying to investigators leading to his resignation. The school may also bar off campus recruiting for a year as penalties loom for repeat offenders and ethical breaches.
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Reds Rally Past Giants with Two Run Homers
Glenn Braggs and Reggie Sanders hit two run shots to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-3 win over the San Francisco Giants. Jose Rijo allowed six hits in seven innings, with Norm Charlton and Rob Dibble sealing the victory. The Giants, battling ongoing sale talks and moves, suffered their sixth loss in seven games.
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San Francisco Giants
Jose Rijo
Norm Chariton
Rob Dibble
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Darnell Coles
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Sanders
Coles
Barry Larkin
Chris Sabo
Paul O'Neill
Cesar Hernandes
Rijo
Thompson
San Francisco
Mike Felder
Bill Doran
Cory Snyder
Dibble
Cubs rout Mets as Cascenzo drives big fourth inning
Doug Cascenzo started for the injured Sammy Sosa and delivered a two run double in a seven run fourth inning. Mike Morgan pitched well as the Cubs beat the Mets 9-1 behind solid hitting and timely offense. Manager comments praised Cascenzo for stepping in.
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Sammy Sosa
Mike Morgan
Chicago Cubs
David Cone
New York Mets
Braves Rally Past Dodgers With Lemke's Long Ball
Nixon opened the second on Jose Offerman’s throwing error and scored on Pendleton’s single after Lemke walked. Gant loaded the bases with a walk before Crews reliever. Lemke added his fourth homer in the eighth as Atlanta won, lifting attendance past two million for the season in the 43,822 crowd.
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Lemke
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Tim Crews
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Yankees 7 Red Sox 5 rally for win over Boston
Matt Nokes drives in four with his 15th homer as the Yankees top the Red Sox 7 to 5. Scott Sanderson wins against Boston in seven innings with four hits allowed. Boston staged an eighth inning rally for five runs but New York held on for the win.
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Tony Pena
Burke
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Phil Plantier
Mattingly
Bob Zupcic
Mo Vaughn
Jack Clark
John Habyan
Scott Cooper
Steve Farr
Barnes Sparks Tigers rally to beat Blue Jays 7 2
Skeeter Barnes hit a three run homer in the third as the Detroit Tigers beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7 to 2 Friday night. Detroit snapped a four game skid and moved to 3 14 on the season. Bill Gullickson improved to 13 7 with eight hits allowed over eight innings. Devon White homered for Toronto, but Detroit pulled away with two big innings.
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Dasenzo
Sosa
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