Tuesday Standings and Schedule From Coast to Coast
Standings show team records for Tuesday's games with Philadelphia Jackson and Houston Fer nandez listed. Evening matchups include Atlanta at Montreal, Chicago at Los Angeles, St Louis at San Francisco, plus Pittsburgh at San Diego and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Wednesday's listed games include St Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles with kickoff times.
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Houston
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Pittsburgh
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Giants Keep Grip On First Place As Astros Sweep Mets
Giants rally to beat St Louis 8 4 behind Robby Thompson three run triple in second inning. Mitchell rested with sore ribs as Giants stay 2 games ahead of Astros. Astros sweep Mets 6 0 and 12 3 to close gap. Deshaies Anderson combine in opener. Davis homer caps second.
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Roger Craig
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Jim Deshaies
Larry Andersen
Glenn Davis
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Alex Trevino
Ken Caminitti
St. Louis Cardinals
Hrbek's homer lifts Twins over Indians in late rally
Minnesota turns a 2-1 deficit into a 5-2 win as Kent Hrbek belts an eighth inning three run homer off Doug Jones. Al Newman Randy Bush and Kirby Puckett deliver key hits to tie the game. Juan Berenguer gains the win in relief and Jeff Reardon closes for his 16th save.
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National League and American League batting leaders listed
The report lists top NL hitters Towynn Larkin Welark and others with marks for batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples and a separate AL section led by Puckett and Sierra. It shows totals across 270 at bats or 70 at bats ranges, with names like H Johnson Bonds McGwire Boggs and Mattingly appearing in multiple categories.
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