Mets slump sinks NL hot bats after All-Star break
The New York Mets, once the National League’s hottest team, have cooled notably. They lost four of five, managed three hits in a 4-4- final loss to the Houston Astros, as Bud Harrelson called for more aggressive hitting while Willie McGee of St Louis misplayed a fly ball leading to a Dodgers win.
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Baseball scores and schedules for the American League
Monday results show New York 3 Kansas City 2 Oakland 3 Cleveland 0 Baltimore 7 Texas 6 Toronto 4 Seattle 3 Milwaukee 3 California 3. Tuesday and Wednesday matchups list games with pitchers and times across the league including New York at Kansas City and Texas at Baltimore.
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League Leaders Showcase Batting and Fielding Feats Across Leagues
Batter totals appear for Henderson Oak and Canseco Oakland with 60 plus at bats and 69 hits. Multiple leaders are listed across teams including Grifley Seattle 119 hits, Letzer Kansas Day 163, Fernandez Toronto 10 triples, Filder Detroit 20 home runs, and Henderson Chicago 12 stolen bases. Also noted are saves and strikeouts leaders with Tagpen Chicago 30 and Rantingz Los Angeles 134.
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Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals After McGee Misplay
Dodgers defeat St Louis 5 to 2 as McGee misplayed a fly ball allowing Lanny Harris to score the go ahead run. Hubie Brooks drove in a run with an RBI double and Mike Scioscia added a double to cap the inning.
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Giants Beat Pirates Behind Garrelts No. 2 Complete Game
Giants win 6 1 as Scott Garrelts pitches on three days rest for his second straight complete game. He improves to 7 7 with a 6 1 record since May 31, helping the club post 31 wins in the last 43 games after a 17 28 stretch.
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Reds rally with late grand slam beats Expos 8 3
Reds power surge in the late innings lifts Cincinnati 8 to 3 over Montreal Expos. Eric Davis hit his fifth career grand slam in the sixth, erasing a 34 deficit while Joe Oliver Barry Larkin and Chris Sabo added homers to seal the win.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Near 88 80 Hours and 6221
Incomplete text from a historical page with scattered numbers and names. Reads like a clipped data fragment possibly listing times, codes, or identifiers. No clear event, date, or person can be confirmed from the fragment.
Cubs Narrow Victory Over Padres Behind Wynne and Harkey
Marvell Wynne doubled home two runs for Chicago and pitcher Mike Harkey drove in a run with an RBI single as the Cubs edged the Padres 4 to 3. The late rally secured the win for Chicago.
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Lyons Drops Pants in Embarrassing MLB Moment
Steve Lyons exposed himself while sliding into first in Detroit's 54 win over Chicago, drawing laughter and TV highlight ridicule. Boston loss to Minnesota drops them from first as Toronto tops Seattle. Cal Ripken extends his errorless streak with Baltimore. Orioles rally past Rangers on a bases-loaded walk, while Greg Gagne scores on Sorrento’s double.
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Yankees rally past Royals in season debut win
Jeff Robinson yielded two runs over six innings and a third in his first start of the season as the New York Yankees snapped a five game skid with a 3 2 victory over Kansas City.
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