Aaron Hits 522nd Homer in Braves Win at Busch Stadium
Cepeda homered and tripled in his first St Louis appearance since a spring trade, as Atlanta beat the Cardinals 6 3. Aaron hit his 522nd homer to move past Ted Williams into fifth on the career list. Mets edged Dodgers 2 1 while Padres topped Phillies 6 4 in other NL games. several games were washed out.
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Major League Standings and Today's Games
Baseball standings and schedules across the league list matchups and pitchers records for the day. Key games feature Baltimore at Oakland, New York at Minnesota, Cleveland at Seattle, and Los Angeles at New York among others with notable pitchers such as Cuellar, Seaver, and Carlton set to start.
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Sweetroll May lifts White Sox past Red Sox with grand slam
Chicago rookie Carlos May nicknamed Sweetroll belted a grand slam in the eighth inning as the White Sox rallied to defeat Boston 6-4 at Fenway Park. May, 21, has 11 homers and 29 RBIs in 38 games, with brother Lee May of Cincinnati noted for comparison. Seattle, California, Minnesota, and Washington also won in AL action.
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Killebrew Delivers Three-Run Shot Beats Yankees
Harmon Killebrew slugged a 385-foot three-run homer with two on to lift the Minnesota Twins over the New York Yankees 3-2 in St Paul. Killebrew's 408th career homer moved him into 13th on baseball's all-time list. Jim Kaat won despite a groin issue, with strong defense backing the effort as Minnesota sewed up a key win to start a homestand before 11,666 fans.
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