Scores and Schedules From Saturday and Sunday Baseball Games
American League results show Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, Baltimore, Texas, Toronto, Chicago, Milwaukee, Oakland and Seattle earning wins with multiple 9 to 13 scores. National League notes Chicago, Montreal, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston, San Diego, San Francisco, Cincinnati and Philadelphia with varied outcomes. Monday through Tuesday pairings list matchups across divisions, including Detroit at New York and Toronto at Baltimore, plus notes on game times and pitchers.
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Kansas City Stars Lead In Landmark League Totals
This compact league summary highlights leaders across batting and pitching stats with players like Bond, Dawson, and Sandberg from St Louis and Chicago, plus notable scores such as 32 runs by Feiger of Detroit and 132 by McGee of St Louis. The report blends team tallies, doubles, triples, and home run leaders, reflecting a vibrant season pace.
Red Sox hit 12 doubles in rout of Tigers
Boston set an American League record with 12 doubles in a 13 to 3 win over Detroit. Wade Boggs, Jody Reed, Ellis Burks, Tim Naehring and others doubled, while Reed led with two doubles to push his season total to 37. Tigers manager Sparky Anderson and Detroit players commented on the historic hitting.
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Kelly HRs Power Yankees Sweep Indians Doubleheader
Roberto Kelly homered twice drove in five and scored three as the Yankees swept a doubleheader in Cleveland marking their second such sweep in three days. New York improved to 38-41 despite owning baseball's worst record while Cleveland faltered 10 of 13. Tim Leary won the first game Eric Plunk the second with Greg Cadaret saving both.
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Blue Jays Top Rangers 10 8 Behind Palmiero Mabry?
Blue Jays beat Rangers 10 to 8 as Fred McGriff and Manny Lee drive in three runs each. Rafael Palmeiro miscues in the fourth inning allow the go ahead run to score at the Sky.
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Orioles beat Royals 4-1 as Anderson doubles lead off
Brady Anderson opened the game with one of Baltimore’s four doubles and extended his on base streak to seven games since returning from the disabled list on July 20. The Orioles secured a 4-1 victory over Kansas City.
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Garrelts Narrowly Misses No Hitter in Giants Win
Scott Garrelts did not complete a no hitter as the Giants beat the Reds 4-0, despite two outs in the ninth. He earned the win and the sweep, noting he valued the victory over the no-hitter as San Francisco extended a five-game streak and closed within 52 games of Cincinnati.
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Mets rally behind Sasser grand slam in win over Cardinals
Dwight Gooden earned his eighth straight decision by pitching seven innings for the Mets as Sasser blasted a rare grand slam. Sasser delivered after a Jefferies double and walks to Strawberry and McReynolds, supporting a shutout by Ojeda. De Leon took the loss for the Cardinals.
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Padres 4 Astros 3 rally ruins Astros road win streak
Jack Clark hit a two run homer in the eighth inning to lift the Padres over the Astros 4 to 3. San Diego erased Houston’s chance at a two game road winning streak, the first since May.
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