Major League Leaders and Scores Snapshot
National League batting leaders include Gyn of San Diego with 31 at bats plus Sandberg of Chicago and Pull of Houston. The board shows doubles by Ralnes of Montreal and Sandberg’s team, with Crum and Gearce among leaders in runs and strikeouts. A garbled section references football and other sports snippets without clear context.
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New York
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Toronto
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Seattle
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Hoyt Masters A's with Dry Spitter In Rain Aid
LaMarr Hoyt pitched a complete game as the Chicago White Sox defeated Oakland 7-3 at Comiskey Park in wet conditions. He relied on a dry spitter technique, striking out seven and allowing only two hits after the rain intensified in the fifth inning. Vance Law hit a two run homer and Greg Luzinski added a two run double to spark a five run fifth.
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LaMarr Hoyt
Comiskey Park
Hoyt
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Oakland
Tony LaRussa
Dave Kingman
Curt Young
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Tom Paciorek
Greg Walker
Greg Luzinski
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Vance Law
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Expos
Bob Dernier
Ryne Sandberg
Montreal
Charlie Lea
Keith Moreland
Dave Lopes
Argenis Salazar
George Frazier
Dennis Eckersley
Lee Smith
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Leon Durham
Moreland
Tim Raines
Dan Driessen
Pirates
Mets
Rick Rhoden
Rod Scurry
Jason Thompson
Rhoden
Ray Knight
Mike Fitzgerald
Scurry
Kelvin Chapman
Mookie Wilson
Lee Lacy
Thompson
Calvin Schiraldi
Braves Win 18-Inning Struggle in Dodger Stadium
Atlanta defeats Los Angeles 3 2 after 18 innings in a marathon game that tied the year’s longest nationally. Randy Johnson belted his fourth homer in the 18th to seal the win over Fernando Valenzuela, with Jeff Dedmon getting the victory and Larry White taking the loss.
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Larry White
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Astros Dominate Giants 14-2 in MLB Showdown
Astros batter Giants 14-2 as Knepper notches a complete game and Reynolds hits a bases loaded homer. Doran, Walling, Mumphrey, and Cabell contribute key RBIs while Laskey takes the loss. Reds and Cardinals win to stay in pace in the pennant chase.
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Knepper
San Diego
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Terry Puhl
Denny Walling
Jerry Mumphrey
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RBI
Cabell
Mumphrey
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Padres
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Cincinnati
Eric Shaw
Krenchicki
Dave Parker
Brad Gulden
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