Baseball schedule summary for Tuesday and Tuesday night
Tue schedule shows Detroit at New York and Toronto at Baltimore among seven MLB games with listed pitchers and start times. National League slate includes Houston at Cincinnati and New York at Pittsburgh with several late starts and doubleheaders noted.
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Leaders in Batting and Fielding Hits From League Board
The season leaders show Bra Kansas and Henderson Oakland topping batting at 328 and 320. Teammates Trammell and Youn lead in various hitting stats, while Glove leaders include Henderson Oakland with 63 stolen bases and Welch Giants with 268 decisions. Home run leaders include Sandberg Chicago and Strawberry New York with 37 and 38.
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Seattle
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Blue Jays Near Elimination as Orioles Rally for Victory
Orioles beat the Blue Jays 4-3 behind rookie Jose Mesa with 7 2/3 innings and a 3-2 record. Kevin Hickey and Gregg Olson earned the save, while Mookie Wilson commented on the remaining games’ chances. In Oakland, Joe Grahe impressed over Dave Stewart with 8 1/3 innings, earning his third win. Rangers topped Brewers 4-2 as Ruben Sierra scored the go ahead run in the eighth and Julio Franco and Rafael Palmeiro added hits.
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Gregg Olson
David Wells
Mookie Wilson
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Athletics
California
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Dave Stewart
Oakland
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Brewers
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Texas
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Tigers Beat Yankees 2 0 In Three Hit Pitching Showdown
Detroit pitcher Frank Tanana limitates New York to three hits as Travis Fryman homers for the Tigers who hand the Yankees another loss at Yankee Stadium. Cecil Fielder continues to chase a 50th homer, going 0 for 4 with three strikeouts to end the day at 49. The Tigers pull ahead early and air out the ballpark in a tightly played contest.
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Cecil Fielder
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Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
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Mangmatu
NL Teams battle for second place in final weeks
Giants aim for NL West runner-up as they fall to Braves 5-3 to sit behind Dodgers by one game after Los Angeles edged Padres 2-1. Dodgers Ramon Martinez notches 20th win as Eddie Murray drives in final run in ninth. Braves 5 Giants 3. Paris Cabrera homered for Atlanta.
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Kevin Bass
Giants
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Diego
Roger Craig
Dodgers
L.A
Gary Carter
Padres
Ramon Martinez
Eddie Murray
Ralph Branca
Martimez
Chris Gwynn
Andy Benes
Joe Carter
Murray
Phil Stephenson
Jose Offerman
Reds win 4-3 as Oester scores on two-out scramble
West champion Cincinnati Reds edged Houston Astros 4 to 3 as Ron Oester raced home from second on a two-out play in the late innings to seal the victory.
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Brian Meyer
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Todd Benzinger
Billy Hatcher
Ramirez
Reds
Phillies 7 Cubs 6 as Kruk drives in three in win
John Kruk triple and double drive in three runs to back a Phillies victory over the Cubs. Ryne Sandberg hits his 40th homer as the league leader also reaches 25 steals, joining a pair of legends. Expos top Cardinals 15 9 with Tim Raines grand slam and seven run outbursts.
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John Kruk
Philadelphia
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Sandberg
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Oakland
Jose Canseco
Expos
Cardinals
Tim Raines
Frank DiPino
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