Baseball Standings and Scheduled Games Recap
Standings show Chicago leading with 9 wins Boston 1 Baltimore 5 Oakland 4 Minnesota 7 Detroit 5 Cleveland 6 Milwaukee 2 Texas 6 Kansas City 4 New York 3 California 0 Toronto 6 Seattle 2. Sunday results include key 10 inning games and Monday night doubleheaders across leagues with numerous matchups and times.
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Cardinals Dominate Astros In Fifth Straight Win
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 8-2 to extend their winning streak to five and 10 of 11. Jack Clark hit a grand slam that stood after a dubious fair call, while Mike Scott struggled with six walks and seven runs allowed. Ter ry Pendleton extended his hitting streak to 18 games with a first inning single.
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Yankee Homers Stop Angels Rally For 10-8 Win
New York defeated California 10-8 after Angels tied the game at 8-8 with late rallies. Randolph delivered the tie breaking run in the 10th after a disputed safe call at first involving Rickey Henderson. Randolph later drove in the final run with Gary Ward RBI single.
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Unser Wins 4th Indy 500 In Lucky Finish
Mario Andretti leads early then loses pace leaving Unser with a two lap lead late. Andretti quips the car was the best he ever had but fails to finish. Guerrero cannot shift after a late stop, letting Unser claim victory in 3 hours 4 minutes 59.147 seconds at 162.175 mph.
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