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Scores from Monday and Tuesday include Milwaukee beating Detroit and Chicago defeating Seattle. Tuesday night games feature Oakland at New York Texas at Chicago and other NL matchups. Wednesday schedules list Milwaukee at Kansas City Toronto at Cleveland Seattle at Boston Minnesota at Detroit Oakland at New York Texas at Chicago California at Baltimore. National League slates Cincinnati over Philadelphia and San Francisco over Los Angeles with multiple late games in Houston Montreal St Louis San Diego and Pittsburgh.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Fielding Stats Summary
The list shows top MLB leaders across batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, runs batted in, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable figures include Griffey and Penn among batting leaders, Henderson and Canseco among stolen bases, and Can dott Brown Ryan among pitchers with 3 decisions and 1.000 records.
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Toronto Claims Win After Bench Clearing Incident
Mitch Webster sparked trouble when Todd Stottlemyre hit him in the third, triggering a bench clearing melee as Toronto beat Cleveland 10 4. Toronto cited protection through the series with the Indians, quoting manager Cito Gaston and players.
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Red Sox rout Mariners as Boddicker Wins in Lose Streak Breaker
Ron Boddicker earned a decision in a dominant Boston win over Seattle, allowing only six hits as the Red Sox rolled to an 11 to 0 victory. Tony Peña hit a three run homer and collected three hits while the bullpen combined for six hitless innings. Boston moved to 4 1 in five games with the victory.
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White Sox edge Rangers in 13th to extend win streak
Lance Johnson opened the 13th with a one out double after a two base error by Julio Franco and scored on Sammy Sosa's infield run. Frank Thomas? No. Jamie Moyer was charged with the loss as Bobby Thigpen handled three perfect innings for Chicago.
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Cone and Mets fall as Braves rally to 7 4 win
David Cone argued with umpire Charlie Williams over a safe call at first base. Atlanta scored two runs in the inning and went on to beat the Mets 7 4, snapping New York’s three game slide. Cone blamed the costly dispute and the miscalled play for the defeat.
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Astros Rally Past Expos For Third Straight Win
Sien Davis homered twice and Rafael Ramirez delivered a two run single as the Houston Astros rallied for three eighth inning runs to beat Montreal at Olympic Stadium. Dennis Martinez carried a six hitter and a 2 1 lead into the eighth before Davis hit his 150th career homer with two outs.
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