Standings and schedule in major league baseball context
The standings feature the Chicago and Milwaukee squads, noted with players' win loss records, alongside schedules listing Saturday and Sunday games across divisions. The National League East and West tables include teams like New York, Montreal, St. Louis, Houston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles with recent results and upcoming matchups.
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Chicago
Cowley
Kansas City
Saberhagen
Milwaukee
Leary
Minnesota
Blyleven
Timore
Dixon
Seattle
Morgan
Calfornia
New York
Toronto
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
Boston
Texas
Baltimore
California
Montreal
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
St_Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Browning
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Smith
Tudor
Ferandez
Hoyt
Rawhey
Reuss
McGaffigan
Garretts
Detroi
Sutton
Wussen
Damiano
Rio
LaPoint
Clancy
Schutze
Boyd
Correa
Weekend Showdowns Hit South Carolina Cities
Sunday basketball schedule features Sumter visiting Asheville and Macon at Florence while Spartan teams travel between Stanley Macon Gastonia Columbia Greensboro Savannah and Charleston jartanburg at Charleston with games in Sumter Asheville and Savannah.
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Columbia
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Key Shuts Out White Sox for 5-0 Victory
Toronto left-hander Jimmy Key pitched a one hitter through eight and a third, struck out eight, and earned his first major league shutout as the Blue Jays beat the Chicago White Sox 5-0 ending a seven game Jays skid. Key improved to 3-3 after a rough start and adjusted his approach indoors the plate and away from right-handers.
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Jimmy Key
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Blue Jays
Chicago White Sox
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Ozzie Guillen
Guillen
Damaso Garcia
Chicago
Astros
Pirates
Houston
Bob Knepper
Pittsburgh
Knepper
Bill Almon
Sammy Khalifa
Jim Leyland
Giants Triumph as Gooden Suffers Another Loss
San Francisco slugger Chili Davis, 9 for 16 lifetime against Dwight Gooden, sparked the Giants to a 10-2 rout of the Mets. Gooden exited after four batters in the fifth, allowing nine hits and seven runs as Mike Krukow pitched well for the Giants. Davis and Uribe drove in multiple runs while San Francisco built a lead with timely hits and a fourth inning squeeze.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Keith Hernandez
Krukow
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