Weekend Major League Schedule and Results Snapshot
National and American League games list upcoming matchups and results. Notable early scores include Boston defeating New York 9-2 and Detroit 3-2 over Seattle. Full schedule spans Friday to Sunday with multiple interleague clashes and doubleheaders across cities like New York, Cleveland, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
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Cary
Boston
G Harris
Toronto
Wells
Cleveland
Swindell
Detroit
J.M Robinson
Minnesota
P Abbott
Baltimore
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Milwaukee
R. Robinson
Chicago
Hibbard
California
Langston
Texas
Moyer
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Welch
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Seattle
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Miwaukee
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Robinson
Viola
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Rasmussen
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St. Louis
DeLeon
Smoltz
Pittsburgh
Smith
Houston
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League Leaders Batting and Fielding Highlights
A garbled summary lists batting leaders with Arenson and Canseco among top hitters, noting numbers like 327 and 345 at bats. It includes doubles standings for players such as Ovston and Gy, triples leaders with Tremnangen and Teron, and stolen bases led by Anengarson. The fragmentary data names multiple teams and players across leagues including Oakland, New York, Chicago, and Boston with several ambiguous figures.
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Jackson back in Reds lineup fuels 6-5 win at Wrigley
Danny Jackson returned from the disabled list to pitch five innings and drive in a run as the Reds beat the Cubs 6-5 at Wrigley Field. Cincinnati stretched its NL West lead to 52 games as Jackson improved to 5-2 after a rotator cuff injury.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Jackson
Lou Piniella
Rob Dibble
Randy Myers
Myers
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Mike Bielecki
Chris Sabo
Jeff Reed
Ron Oester
Oester
Bielecki
Herm Winningham
Steve Wilson
Barry Larkin
Wilson
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Larkin
Cardinals rally past Braves on 12th inning sacrifice fly
Terry Pendleton tied the game with a sacrifice fly in the 12th before Dave Collins drove in a run with a single to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5 3 win over Atlanta.
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Terry Pendleton
Dave Collins
St. Louis
Atlanta
Clemens Notches 20th Win as Red Sox Rout Indians
Roger Clemens improved to 20 5 with a 9 2 Boston win over Cleveland, his eighth straight start and seventh complete game. He fanned nine walked none allowed eight hits and extended his lifetime Indians record to 14 2. Myrtle Lee watched from the stands as Clemens pitched a full game for the first time. Boston widened its AL East lead to 6 4 games over idle Toronto. The matchup contrasted Clemens with Bob Welch of Oakland in a broader Cy Young debate.
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Bob Welch
Dave Stewart Welch
Roger Clemens
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Toronto
Indians
Cleveland
Myrtle Lee
Detroit
Tigers 3 Mariners 2 as Moseby drives in all runs
Loyd Moseby drove in all three Detroit runs in Seattle, two on a ninth inning double to break a 1-1 tie. He added a sacrifice fly earlier, and his clutch hit barely eluded Ken Griffey Jr. for the deciding 3 1 lead.
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Strawberry
Howard Johnson
Gregg Jefferies
Loyd Moseby
Detroit
Seattle
Moseby
Ken Griffey Jr
Vermont
Seatte
Seatie
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