Baseball Scores And Standings From Monday
In the American League the Orioles beat the White Sox 6 to 3 in Baltimore. The Royals defeated Minnesota 6 to 1. Seattle edged Boston 2 to 1 in a scheduled Monday set of games.
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Baseball league leaders at a glance from AL and NL charts
National League leaders include W Clark batting .340 with 98 runs, H Smith at .318, and K Mitchell with 116 RBIs. In pitching 13 decisions, Lansford leads with a .340, while 190 hits mark Towynn in the NL. Hank Williams note: Williamson, Baltimore, .789, 2.70.
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Pirates win as Cardinals slump deepen NL East race
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1 for their third straight win while St Louis dropped three straight to fall further behind Chicago in the NL Central. Neal Heaton improved to 4-7, Stan Belinda pitched two innings, and Doug Bair earned a save.
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Giants Top Braves 3 2 as Clark drives in decisive run
Will Clark's 105th RBI delivered a run scoring single in the eighth inning to lift the Giants over the Braves 3 2. Scott Garrelts improved to 13 3 and Steve Bedrosian earned his 20th save as San Francisco stretched its lead to six games in the NL West. Lonnie Smith hit his 20th homer for Atlanta.
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Mets 5 Phillies 2 as McReynolds belts three run homer
Kevin McReynolds put the Mets ahead with a first inning three run homer and added an RBI single in the seventh to lift New York over Philadelphia 5 2 on the road trip opener. Ron Darling earned the win to improve to 13 12 while Randy Myers notched his 23rd save. Bruce Ruffin took the loss as an error by Dickie Thon helped clear the way for McReynolds 20th homer.
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Padres Ride Templeton Grand Slam in 7-3 Win Over Astros
Garry Templeton belted a team-record fifth grand slam of the season as the Padres defeated the Astros 7 to 3, fueling a 15th win in 18 games.
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Dodgers rout Reds as Harris Shelby pace 16-hit attack
Dodgers beat Reds 8 2 at Dodger Stadium with Lenny Harris and John Shelby each four hits. Ed Murray hit a three run homer as Los Angeles produced 16 hits in the win.
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Ripken, Bradley Power Orioles Past White Sox 6-3
Cal Ripken homered and drove in three as Mickey Tettleton and Phil Bradley added four hits to back Jeff Ballard in a 6-3 Baltimore victory. The win pulled the Orioles within two of Toronto in the AL East as Tettleton returned from the dl with a homer and spark. Bradley added four hits after a slow stretch, while Ripken also had a two run shot and a sac fly.
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Mariners End 11-Game Home Losing Streak With Win Over Red Sox
The Mariners beat Boston 2-0 as Brian Holman pitched six strong innings and Mike Schooler earned the record 27th save. Seattle halted a six-game skid while Boston dropped its sixth in a row and fell 10 games behind Toronto in the AL East.
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