Major League Standings and Sunday Baseball Schedule
Detro it is at Toronto, Chicago hosts California, and Texas visits Seattle. Boston at New York features Hesketh after 1 30 pm start, Nichols pitches for Cleveland against Baltimore, Wells leads Toronto at Detroit, West faces Milwaukee, Fernandez starts for Chicago at California, Appier faces Stewart in Kansas City at Oakland, Bohanon pitches for Texas at Seattle, and Pittsburgh meets New York at 7 40 pm.
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Braves rally past Dodgers in runaway seventh inning
Pendleton continued from page 1B as Blauser and Lonnie Smith sparked a big seventh. A single by Blauser followed by a pinch-hit double, Nixon walk, and Lemke single loaded the bases. Berryhill drove in the final run with an RBI single. Earlier, Bream's homer gave Atlanta a 5-0 lead and Henry Rodriguez, Lenny Harris, and Hernandez produced two sixth inning runs, ending Smith’s 152 1/3 inning scoreless streak before Mike Stanton finished the out.
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Pirates Extend Hefty Win Streak With 2-1 Victory
Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 2 to 1 to stretch their winning streak to nine games. Zane Smith returned from the disabled list and earned the no decision as Bob Walk, Denny Neagle, and Stan Belinda preserved the win. Andy Van Slyke delivered a tying sac fly in the eighth after Alex Cole and Bell set up the go ahead hit. Barry Bonds opened the scoring with a first inning double and Van Slyke RBI, while St Louis tied it in the fourth on a string of singles by Lankford Gilkey and Wilson.
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Cubs Triumph 4-3 as Grace Sac Fly Wins It
Chicago edged New York 4-3 after Grace hit a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth scoring Doug Dasce nzo for the Cubs. Mets suffer their fifth straight loss in the matchup.
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Nagy Sprints One-Hitter as Indians Outshine Orioles
Charles Nagy pitched a one hitter for the Cleveland Indians, who blanked the Baltimore Orioles 6-0 in Baltimore. Only an infield single by Glenn Davis in the seventh spoiled the no hit bid. Nagy improved to 12-7 while walking one and hitting another batter early, then retiring 15 straight before Ripken drew a walk.
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Red Sox 4 Yankees 2 as Clemens shines in six-hit gem
New York Roger Clemens pitched six hit ball in six frames while the Red Sox beat the Yankees 4 to 2. In Oakland Harold Baines hit a go-ahead three-run homer off Jeff Montgomery in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Athletics past the Royals 5 3. Eckersley’s save streak ends at 40 as Oakland secures its seventh straight win.
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Brewers blank Twins in opener as Eldred shines
Milwaukee rookie Cal Eldred tossed seven scoreless innings and teamed with two relievers to hold Minnesota to three hits in a 4-0 victory. The win snapped the Twins' four-game skid in the first game of Saturday's doubleheader.
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Expos Top Phillies 6-1 Behind Martinez Four-Hitter
Dennis Martinez pitched a four hitter to lift the Montreal Expos past the Philadelphia Phillies 6-1. Martinez improved to 12-10 but an error in the ninth inning allowed Dave Hollins to reach base and Darren Daulton followed with an RBI to extend his NL leading mark to 78.
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