Baseball scores from the American League and National League
Houston beat the Mets 4 to 3 while Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 3 to 1 and St Louis won 7 to 0 against Montreal. Florida defeated Colorado 5 to 4 in 10 innings as Atlanta surprised Arizona 6 to 5. Chicago Cubs topped San Diego 3 to 1 and San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 6 to 5. Milwaukee vs Los Angeles game pending.
Stevens ties Texas record on five wins in early season
Helling 5-0 joins Aaron Sele as one of the majors five-game winners in a 9-4 victory over Minnesota. The Ranger right-hander struck out 10 in 82-3 innings, aided by Lee Stevens and Will Clark homers. Stevens tied a Texas club April home run record with eight on the month.
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Comeback wins fuel Boston and Detroit stumble in slump
Boston-Midgie Cummings and Darren Lewis homered in the eighth to spark a rally for Boston as Detroit slumped to 4-17 with a fifth straight loss on the road. Kevin Mitchell drove in three for Oakland in a win over Tampa Bay, and New York beat Roger Clemens as Chicago’s Ventura and Caruso contributed multi hit games in a mixed set of results across the league.
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Daily Major League Baseball Schedule and Matchups
The schedule lists today and Wednesday games across the majors with teams such as Oakland at Tampa Bay Detroit at Boston Anaheim at Baltimore Toronto at New York Yankees Seattle at Kansas City Texas at Minnesota Cleveland at Chicago White Sox and more. Several late games include Pittsburgh at San Francisco Philadelphia at Cincinnati N Y Mets at Houston Montreal at St Louis Florida at Colorado Atlanta at Arizona Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago Cubs at San Diego and additional afternoon starts.
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Paul dies at 88 shaping Yankees world title era
Gabe Paul, longtime baseball executive who helped build a World Series champion Yankees team, died in Tampa after an extended illness. He was 88, suffered strokes, hip fracture, and had been in a nursing home before passing in a Tampa hospital.
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Osborne returns to winning ways for Cardinals in 7-0 win
Donovan Osborne returned from a groin injury to pitch seven scoreless innings in a 7-0 victory over the Montreal Expos. He improved to 1-1, throwing 101 pitches with four strikeouts and three walks as St. Louis extended a rotation missing Alan Benes and Matt Morris.
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