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Scores recap various games with Kansas City 10 over Philadelphia 4 Oakland 2 over Chicago 1 Seattle 5 over Pittsburgh 4 Chicago White Sox 11 over Montreal 7 NY Mets 3 over Detroit 2 Texas 8 over Florida 1 Cleveland 4 over Atlanta 2 Houston 5 over Anaheim 6 Milwaukee 4 over Minnesota 1 Colorado 5 over Baltimore 3 Toronto 3 over San Diego 2 Tampa Bay 6 over Arizona 2 Los Angeles 6 over NY Yankees 3 Boston 14 over San Francisco 9 St Louis 4 over Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings.
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Baseball interleague games on Sunday schedule
Full Sunday slate of interleague and Sunday games featuring diverse matchups. Oakland at Chicago Cubs Boston at San Francisco New York Yankees at Los Angeles Texas at Florida Cleveland at Atlanta Anaheim at Houston Minnesota at Milwaukee Chicago White Sox at Montreal Seattle at Pittsburgh Kansas City at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Mets Baltimore at Colorado Toronto at San Diego Tampa Bay at Arizona Cleveland at Atlanta Chicago White Sox at Montreal Detroit at New York Mets Seattle at Pittsburgh Kansas City at Philadelphia Anaheim at Houston Minnesota at Milwaukee Oakland at Chicago Cubs Texas at Florida Baltimore at Colorado Toronto at San Diego Boston at San Francisco Tampa Bay at Arizona New York Yankees at Los Angeles Cincinnati at St Louis Cincinnati at St Louis 1:15 p.m.
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League Leaders In Batting And Power Hitters List
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A's spoil Sosa's return in 2-1 win over Cubs
Sammy Sosa went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in his first game back since May 15 as Mark Kotsay homered and drove in a run, and Mark Redman limited Chicago to four hits in eight innings. Cubs rescue bid falls short as one run scores on an RBI single. Dusty Baker laments one-run loss while Clement allows two runs in eight frames.
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White Sox edge Expos as Lee drives in four
Carlos Lee went 4-for-6 with four RBIs to lift the Chicago White Sox over Montreal 11-7, extending the Expos’ skid to seven games. Lee delivered the go ahead RBI in the eighth off Luis Ayala, Chicago added three more in that inning, and Neal Cotts pitched a perfect seventh while doubling in his first major league plate appearance.
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Griffey Ball Still Seeks 500 as Cards Rally past Reds
Ken Griffey Jr went 0 for 4 as Cincinnati lost their eighth straight on the road while Albert Pujols homered twice, including a 10th inning drive off Mike Matthews, to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over the Reds. Cardinals extend run to five wins. Griffey remains stalled at 499.
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