Baseball Standings and Schedule From Sunday
Standings show Houston 4 Philadelphia 3 New York 10 Atlanta 1 San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh Cincinnati 2 Montreal 0 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 4 San Diego 2. Sunday results include Cincinnati 3 Montreal 2 in 6th inning suspended by rain and other scores Philadelphia 5 Houston 4 11 innings New York 2 Atlanta 0 Los Angeles 4 Chicago 3 San Diego 13 St Louis 6 San Francisco 11 Pittsburgh 4. Monday no games scheduled, Tuesday game noted.
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Angels Beat Red Sox 12-3 Amid Rainy Delays
California Angels toppled Boston 12-3 as a soggy field and a long rain delay marked the day. Dick Schofield homered and drove in three, Brian Downing added a two run shot, and Boston faltered with starter Candelaria allowing ten runs through five-plus innings.
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Dennis Oil Can Boyd Apologizes and Returns to Red Sox
Boston pitcher Dennis Oil Can Boyd apologized to teammates after his walkout and returned to Fenway Park. General Manager Lou Gorman said Boyd accepted fines and conditions before rejoining the club and vowed to be humble and quiet in the clubhouse.
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