Baseball matchups and scores across major markets
Baseball scores list: Texas 6 Cleveland 2 Oakland 0 Detroit 4 Kansas City 1 over 10 innings. Minnesota 3 New York 0 Chicago 5 Milwaukee. Additional schedule notes include night games: Houston at New York Cincinnati at Montreal Chicago at Los Angeles St. Louis at San Diego Pittsburgh at San Francisco Toronto at Texas. Pittsburgh at San Francisco night and multiple 7 pm times for Detroit Minnesota New York Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City Toronto and Seattle.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Texas
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Seattle
Boston
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Sutton
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Yountss Pryor
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Baines
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Whitaker
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L.O
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Rozemo
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Cabell
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Flynn
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Pittman
Staub
Buchanan
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Dilone
Hargrove
Kuiner
Ryan OO
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Rothey Va
Garcia
Olx
Torghto
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Hr—Wilson
Ryan Rivers
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SO Wills
Ainge
Houston Oliver
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Menas
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Sample
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LaCoss
Garvin
Moskau
Jackson
Jmctoughlin
Jkendy
Wallach
Stieb
Mendoza
Price
Speier
Vail
Baseball box score: Cedar Rapids edged by Clinton 13-1
Clintons 13 runs sink Cedar Rapids 13 to 1 as Toerner Figueroa and Wilson pace the lineup. Bouleaux and opponents pivot with early hits and a decisive nine run fourth for Clinton. Wisconsin Rapids leads Northern Division standings as Appleton and Quad Cities trailing in midweek play.
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Cedar Rapids
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Zacher
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Johnson
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Wilson
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Rapids
Multiple NFL teams announce large set of IR and roster moves
Across the league many clubs announce injuries and roster changes. Edgar Fields Rolland Lawrence Mike Smith and others are placed on injured reserve while several players are released waived or designated for special exemptions. Also trades signings and front office appointments appear in the day’s notes.
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Atlanta
Edgar Fields
Robert Pennywell
Mike Smith
Rolland Lawrence
Chicasa
Tim Clifford
Allan Ellis
Cincinnati
Walved
Mike White
Alton Alexis
Andrew Melontree
Billy Glass
Rex Robinson
Darnell White
Bennie Pryor
Hubert Simpson
Samoa
Cleveland
Larry Friday
Joe Patten
Charlie Hall
Ron Simmons
Autry Beamon
Duemestic
John Mahring
Randy Schleusener
Marcus Jackson
Dean Proter
Sam Mills
Carrie Nelson
Dallas
Terry Elston
Angela King
Pat Graham
Ken Miller
Bill Roe
New Orleans
New York Jets
Kyte Grossart
John Misko
Marty Wetzel
Sam Bowers
Eric Cunningham
Ralph Clayton
William Benjamin
Tim Moon
Joe Pellegrini
Mike Faulkner
Philadelphia
Rob Hertel
Calvin Murray
Jim Luscinski
Greg Jones
Lyndell Jones
Jim Asmus
Chuck Commiskey
Steve Wagner
Pitttsburgh
Sem Davis
Rick Donnekey
Frank Wilson
Joe Cualiari
Theo Bell
St. Louis
Ken Stone
Larry Swider
Larry Powell
Kevin Donnelley
Oudious Lee
Mike Sherro
Ron Saul
Fred Dean
Farley Bell
Quentin Lowry
Oakland
Dave Pear
Phil Livingston
Frank Hawkins
John Enslow
Paul Davis
Arthur Scott
Iminebackers
Bob Nelson
Reggie Irving
James Davis
Schwartz named ISU radio color commentator for football
Mike Schwartz, a two time all Big Eight safety and former Iowa State star, is set to be the color commentator for ISU football radio broadcasts originated by KIOA. He will partner with Pete Taylor of KCCI TV. Schwartz, now with Bohn Heat Transfer, was chosen from 20 to 25 candidates.
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Mike Schwartz
Iowa State University
Schwartz
Iowa State
Pete Taylor
Kcci-Tv
Taylor
Pete
Bohn Heat Transfer
Danville, Il
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Cubs win third straight 4-3 over Padres on Leon Durham and Bill Buckner
Cubs rally to beat San Diego 4-3 as Leon Durham and Bill Buckner drive in two runs each. Kravec earns first NL win, San Diego’s Lollar blocks offense until seventh. Other MLB notes include Braves James Niekro win and Mets rally behind Mookie Wilson.
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Sambito
Nolan Ryan
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Marshall
Ray Searage
Mets
Roman Gabriel Fumbles Record Holder Highlight
Former NFL quarterback Roman Gabriel, once with the Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles, is noted as holding the career NFL record for fumbles with 105.
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Los Angeles Ram
Philadelphia Eagle
National Football League
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