Saturday Night Baseball Scores and Schedules
The schedule lists games: San Francisco at Cincinnati 7 05 p m Los Angeles at Atlanta 7 10 p m Chicago at New York 7 05 p m Philadelphia at Montreal 7 35 p m St Louis at Pittsburgh 7 05 p m San Diego at Houston 8 05 p m.
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Philadelphia
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Creinnat
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
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Texas
McMurtry
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League Leaders Batting And Fielding Highlights
A garbled box of league batting leaders lists players from multiple teams with numbers for hits doubles and home runs. It names Palmore Toran Reed Gruber Fielder and others across Boston Oakland Toronto Kansas City and more, with totals for runs batted in doubles stolen bases and overall batting.
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Miwaukee
New York
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Chicago
Texas
Seattle
Calfornia
Kansas City
Minnesota
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Reds Off To A Slow Start After Pregame Meeting
The Cincinnati Reds failed to gain from a closed-door pregame meeting as they dropped to a 10-3 loss to the Dodgers after a rough first inning. The Mets seized momentum from a bench-clearing brawl, beating the Phillies 5-4 behind Howard Johnson and Kelvin Torre homers.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Reds
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Jack Armstrong
Mets
Sphia
Pat Combs
Dwight Gooden
Gooden
Phillies
Combs
Howard Johnson
Kelvin Torre
New York
Bud Harrelson
Armstrong
Ramon Martinez
Martine
Osangels Cements
Expos Rally Past Pirates on Galarraga Dash for Win
Tim Raines tied the game with a ninth inning RBI single before Andres Galarraga drew a walk in the 10th, advanced to second on a sac, and scored from second as catcher Don Slaught mishandled the return to home plate. The collision sealed Montreal a 7 6 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
Montreal
Andres Galarraga
Pittsburgh
Don ‘Slaught
Tim Raines
RBI
Galarraga
Bill Landrum
Mike Fitzgerald
Slaught
Padres blank Braves as Hurst fan nines in shutout
Bruce Hurst pitched a complete game shutout allowing six hits and earned his first major league RBI in a five run first inning. He improved to 7-8 with seven strikeouts and two walks in the Padres 7 0 victory over Atlanta.
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Padres
Bruce Hurst
Hurst
Sano
Athletics
Orioles
Dave Henderson
Dave Johnson
Oakland
Mike Moore
Moore
Bob Welch
Dave Stewart
Scott Sanderson
Dennis Eckersley
Rangers
Indians
Texas
Bobby Witt
Cleveland
Ruben Sierra
Pete Incaviglia
Witt
Danny Darwin
Bud Black
Clemens Leads Red Sox Past Angels In Big Win
The Red Sox rout the California Angels 14-3 behind Roger Clemens who improved to 16-5 with six strikeouts over seven innings. Tom Brunansky led Boston with three of 17 hits as Oakland and Texas victories also shift AL standings.
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Boston Red Sox
Roger Clemens
Roger
Tom Brunansky
Boston
California Angels
Red Sox
Toronto
Clemens
Ring
Johnny Ray
California
Joe Hesketh
Yankees Beat Mariners as Leary Dominates in Eight Innings
Leary allowed two hits in 8 1 3 innings to outpitch Matt Young who yielded three. New York extended its winning streak to five games in a matchup described with sparse, garbled details.
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George Brett
Kansas City
Chicago
Kevin Appier
Royals
Aun Leary
Matt Young
New York
MEWOM
Mate
Sea Armas
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