Scoreboard: MLB Thursday results from AL and NL games
American League games included Minnesota 3 Detroit 0 Anaheim 6 Seattle 3 Baltimore 12 Toronto 2 Boston 2 Tampa Bay 1 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 2 Oakland 7 Texas 2 Chicago White Sox 7 NY Yankees 5. National League actions: Chicago Cubs 6 Cincinnati 5 Houston 5 San Francisco 4 in 10 Montreal 8 Colorado 3 Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 1 Arizona at Los Angeles (n).
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Baseball Day Schedule with Interleague Matchups
Today's and Saturdays' MLB slate lists many interleague and division games across North America. Notable matchups include Detroit at Boston, Yankees at Baltimore, Cleveland at Minnesota, and Seattle at Oakland with first pitches around 6 to 9 pm local times.
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary Grid
Baseball leaders listed by team with batting averages hits and runs, including Suzuki Seattle Rodriguez Texas and Alomar Cleveland. Also notes home runs stolen bases doubles and pitching stats for early season leaders, with a cluttered OCR style.
Bonds Drives In 64th Homer As Giants Fall In NL Roundup
Barry Bonds belted his 64th homer to pace the NL leading figures, but the Giants lost 5-4 to the Astros in San Francisco. Lance Berkman delivered a go ahead double in the 10th after Bonds tied the game, while Bonds pledged $10,000 per homer to the United Way for post attack relief.
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Braves 5 Phillies 1 behind Lopez and Millwood
Javy Lopez drove in three runs and Kevin Millwood pitched six shutout innings for Atlanta as the Braves beat Philadelphia 5 1. Lopez plated the first run on a sacrifice fly and later hit his 16th homer to extend the lead. Millwood allowed three hits and struck out eight to improve to 6-6. In Montreal, Orlando Cabrera delivered a three run double in the eighth, tying the game and driving in five RBIs.
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Williams Dominates Pirates in Williams Starts, McGwire Homers
Woody Williams limited Pittsburgh to a lone Warren Morris homer over seven frames in his first start since Sept. 5. Mark McGwire belted his 25th homer in the third inning after entering as a replacement for the injured Fernando Vina, launching a three-run St. Louis rally against Jimmy Anderson.
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Mays stifles Tigers in 3-0 Twins victory
Joe Mays fired a six-hitter to beat Detroit 3-0, improving to 5-0 in five Tigers showdowns this season. The Twins used solid defense and Tiger misplays, while Jacque Jones and others provided the offense behind Mays. Detroit’s Jose Lima allowed one earned run over 7 1 3 innings as the Tigers failed to advance past second.
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