Standings and results for the American League and MLB schedule
The standings show the AL East led by Boston at 92 63 with Baltimore 88 66 and New York 70 75 followed by Cleveland 75 77. Weekend results include New York over Cleveland 4 1 and Baltimore over Milwaukee 5 4, with Oakland defeating Kansas City 16 4. Monday’s schedule lists matchups across divisions and multiple interleague games.
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Red Sox Rally Past Tigers in Comeback Thriller
Boston hooks a 6-5 comeback win over Detroit as Jim Rice breaks a hand and is likely out for the season. Rice fractured his fourth metacarpal after being hit, forcing him onto the injury list. The victory tightens Boston’s lead in the AL East to 3½ with five games left, while Detroit closes the season with Milwaukee after visiting New York tonight. Denny Doyle delivered the key two-run double in the ninth to seal the win.
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Patriots Offense Struggles As NFL Week Opens
The New England Patriots were shut out 7-0 by the Houston Oilers as Willie Germaine produced a 48-yard return after a Mack Herron fumble. Other striking teams fared better with Washington 41 New Orleans 3 and Detroit 30 Green Bay 16. Jets lost 42-14 to Buffalo. Steelers 37 Chargers 0 highlighted Pittsburgh’s strong defense while Kilmer led Washington with four TD passes.
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Pirates poised to clinch NL East against Phillies soon
The Pirates lead the National League East by six games with seven to play after a 5-3 comeback win over St Louis while Philadelphia beat New York 4-2. Rennie Stennett says clinching against the Phillies would be special as Pittsburgh battles Philadelphia in the next three games. Other NL results: Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 0. Houston 4 Los Angeles 1. San Francisco 2 San Diego 1. Montreal 5 Chicago 4.
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Rice Out With Broken Hand. Red Sox Face A September Tilt
Boston's Jim Rice suffered a broken left hand and is out for the season. The Red Sox, atop the AL East, must cope without their slugger as Baltimore presses in September. Orioles toppled Milwaukee 3 0 behind Mike Torrez’s two hitter. Brooks Robinson praised late-season spark while Rice’s absence reshapes the pennant race.
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Andersson clinches 41st Davis Cup win in Chile tie
Birger Andersson defeated Patricio Cornejo 6-3 14-12 6-1 to clinch Sweden’s Davis Cup final spot against Czechoslovakia or Australia as the best of five series concluded in Barstad. Arthur Ashe won the Pacific Southwest Open men’s singles title in Los Angeles 3-6 7-5 6-4 over Roscoe Tanner. Chris Evert claimed $15,000 at the Little Mo Classic in Atlanta with a 2-6 6-2 6-0 win over Martina Navratilova.
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