Roundup of NL and AL schedule and results
Detroit and other cities host the National League and American League games from Wednesday through Sunday. Highlights include Cincinnati beating St Louis 3 1 in 12 innings Philadelphia defeating San Francisco 6 0 and Houston defeating Chicago 8 4 in 10 innings. Friday top matchups feature Smoltz versus Harkey and multiple late games across Los Angeles New York Montreal and San Diego with several p.m. and late-evening starts.
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McGwire Seeks Hall of Fame Spot With 10th Slam
Oakland star Mark McGwire homered for his 10th slam and joined a Hall of Fame lineage with a history of 30 homers in each of his first four seasons. The A’s slugger, who had 32 and 33 homers in recent years, trails Babe Ruth Hank Aaron and Willie Mays in career totals, and remains 608 short of Aaron's 755.
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Langston Shuts Down Yankees in Angels Rally
Langston threw four hits, 11 strikeouts, and earned his first complete game since last September as the California Angels defeated the New York Yankees 1 0 to complete a three game sweep. Brian Downing went 4-for-4 with a three run homer. Dave Winfield drove in three for the Yankees.
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Indians Rally Tops Twins as Webster Leads With Homer
Mitch Webster hit his fourth homer in six games and Chris James delivered an RBI single in a seven inning rally that put Cleveland ahead. The Indians loaded the bases against Tim Drummond and took advantage of a Baerga HBP. Jesse Orosco earned the win and Doug Jones notched his second save.
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Rangers Rally For 2 1 Win Over Royals
Bobby Witt fell one out short of a complete game as Texas edged Kansas City 2 1. Witt recorded 11 strikeouts and walked three, carrying a three hit shutout into the ninth before Gerald Perry Jim Eisenreich and Mike Macfarlane drove in the Royals' run.
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Brewers Rout Tigers 7-3 in Milwaukee nine
Brewers beat Detroit 7 to 3 at Milwaukee claiming the season series at 7-2. Jim S100 fram 304008 fer Te indicates a scoring detail and player note from the game.
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Reds and Expos deliver late drama in busy MLB night
Herm Winningham tied a modern record with three triples as the Reds topped the Cardinals 12th inning. Jerry Mulholland pitched the Phillies no hitter, the first nine innings at Veterans Stadium. Benito Santiago’s error helped Montreal rally past San Diego 5-3. Craig Biggio sparked Houston with a ninth inning tying triple and a 10th inning RBI in their win at Chicago.
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