Interleague results and scoreboard update
Baseball scoreboard lists INTERLEAGUE games with Cubs defeating White Sox 8 to 4 and other scorelines including Montreal 8 Toronto 2 Atlanta 2 Boston 1 Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 3 Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 7 Minnesota 5 Texas 9 Houston 6 NY Yankees 4 NY Mets 2 Tampa Bay 4 Florida 3 Cleveland 5 Colorado 3 Seattle 6 San Diego 3 Detroit 6 Arizona 3 Anaheim 8 Los Angeles 4 Oakland 3 San Francisco 2 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3 SCOREBOARD shows (11) in the national league lead and multiple games across leagues.
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Baltimore
Toronto
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Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
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Seattle
Anaheim
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Atlanta
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Colorado
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Lieber
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Bernero
Johnson
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Perez
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Helton Co
Edmonds Stl
Vidro Mon
Lcastillo Fla
Clones Atl
Lowell Fla
Spivey Ari
Klesko SD
Vguerrero Mon
Alfonzo Nym
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Bonds
Pujols
Spivey
Helton
ShGreen
Adones
Rbi
Berkman
Sexson
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Vidro
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Lcastillo
Clones
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Major League Baseball Sunday Game Schedule Snapshot
Today's slate features 15 daytime and 12 evening matchups across the majors. Highlight games include Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, Yankees at Mets, Red Sox at Braves, and Dodgers at Angels with several division rivals and star pitchers on display. Sunday adds Pirates at Reds in the late afternoon.
League Leaders In American League Batting And Pitching
Summary of top 10 in AL batting led by Suzuki and Damon with high averages, plus Konerko Garcia Parro and JaGiambi among leaders. Pitching leaders include Clemens, Zito, and Mussina with strong win totals and low ERAs. Also lists other league leaders in hits doubles home runs stolen bases and key RBI figures across multiple teams.
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Pet Suzuki Sea
Damon Bos
MiSweeney KC
Konerko Chw
Garciaparra Bos
JaGiambi Nyy
Jones Min
Ganderson Ana
Sierra Sea
Ordonez Chw
Vizquel Cie
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Boston
Bes Suzuki
Seattle
Glaus
Anaheim
Lawton
Cleveland
Lofton
Chicago
A Soriano
New York
Ganderson
Arodriguez
Texas
Bwilliams
RBI
Garciaparra
JaGlambi
Jjones
Minnesota
Thome
Hits—Isuzuki
Damon
Konerko
G Anderson
Salmon
McSweeney
Kansas City
A Rodriguez
Echavez
Oakland
Jariambi
T Batista
Baltimore
Ventura
Asoriano
Thunter
Cdelgado
Toronto
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Beltran
Durham
Jeter
Burkett
Clowe
Zito
Clemens
Partinez
Alopez
Washburn
Mussina
Moyer
Fgarcla
Halladay
Thudson
Hundley Stars As Cubs Top White Sox In Interleague Clash
Hundley homered twice and Sammy Sosa connected for his 25th as the Cubs beat Chicago 8-4 at Wrigley Field. Sosa tied for 19th on the career list with 475 homers, while Todd Hundley went 3-for-4 after home crowd boos earlier in the year. Matt Clement earned the win over Jon Garland, as Konerko provided the White Sox’s offense with two two-run blasts.
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Handley
Sammy Sosa
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White Sox
Hundley
Sosa
Stan Musial
Willie Stargell
Lou Gehrig
Matt Clement
Paul Konerko
Konerko
Jon Garland
Garland
Clement
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Braves edge Red Sox 2 1 as Furcal scores on sac fly
Atlanta defeats Boston 2 1 with Gary Sheffield driving in Rafael Furcal on a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning. Pedro Martinez (7 2) loses his second straight start after eight innings, eight hits and five strikeouts. John Smoltz earns the save.
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Atlanta
Gary Sheffield
Rafael Furcal
Pedro Martinez
Boston
Martinez
Braves
Chris Hammond
John Smoltz
San Diego
Freddy Garcia
Seattle
Brett Tomko
Tomko
Mariners
Garcia
Padres
Kazuhiro Sasaki
Rangers 9 Astros 6: Young paces win with five hits and two homers
Michael Young went 5-for-5 with two solo homers as Texas built a four-run sixth to beat Houston. Young extended his hitting streak to seven at-bats and tied a nine-inning club record with five hits, scoring the go-ahead run in the sixth.
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Montreal
Lee Stevens
Tomo Ohka
Stevens
Justin Miller
Ohka
Chris Woodward
Vernon Wells
Houston
Michael Young
Texas
Young
Rays win in 14 as Grieve drives in deciding run
Miami's Luis Castillo extended his franchise record hitting streak to 29 games but Tampa Bay won 4-3 in 14 innings. Ben Grieve hit the go ahead RBI double in the 14th, ending at 12:25 a.m. A few fans remained as the Rays sealed the late game.
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Miami
Luis Castillo
Tampa Bay
Ben Grieve
RBI
Boone's solo shots lift Reds to 4-3 win over Pirates
Aaron Boone belted two solo homers including a ninth inning tying shot off Mike Williams and an eleventh inning blast to lift the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 past the Pittsburgh Pirates. The late rally kept Cincinnati a game ahead in the NL Central as Kellars Kearns and Encarnacion also homered. A rain delay earlier stretched the game to past midnight EDT with Williams giving up both Boone homers.
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Philadelphia
Jeff Conine
Baltimore
Atlanta
Phillies
Braves
B.J. Ryan
Buddy Groom
Jorge Julio
Orioles
Cincinnati
Aaron Boone
Mike Williams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Boone
Homer
Juan Encarnacion
Mike Fetters
Cardinals
Kansas City
Kearns
Williams
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