Baseball Standings and Tonight’s Schedule Across Leagues
Standings show Detroit leading Toronto 3 2 and Milwaukee 8 Minnesota 5 Seattle 2 Chicago 0 New York 4 Baltimore 3 Boston 4 Cleveland 0 Kansas City 10 Oakland 5 California 6 Texas 1. Tonight's games include Baltimore at New York 7 30 p.m Boston at Cleveland 7 35 p.m Milwaukee at Toronto 7 35 p.m Kansas City at California 10 35 p.m. Friday night games list several matchups and venues across cities and teams.
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Leaders in the National and American League Batting and Scoring
Top batting and power leaders listed for both leagues. Gwynn and HatchER lead hits with 83 apiece in the NL while Boggs and Puckett top the AL with 84. Runs and RBIs show Davis, Murphy, Dawson, and Bell among the leaders. Home run marks reach 20 for Durphy, Dawson, and B Davis as J Clark and Strawberry reach 18.
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Royals honor Howser with 10-5 win over Athletics
Five hours after learning Dick Howser had died the Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland Athletics 10-5. George Brett Bo Jackson and Frank White homered as Bret Saberhagen became the first 12 game winner in the majors. A 26 780 crowd observed a moment of silence and the team will wear armbands starting July 3 to honor Howser.
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