Royals blank Angels 2 0 on Piniella Rbi and Schaal walk
Kansas City defeated California 2-0 as Lou Piniella delivered a run scoring single and Paul Schaal earned a bases loaded walk in the sixth. Morehead Burgmeier and Johnson combined for four hit shutout with six innings of relief. Sandy Alomar extended his AL hitting streak to 22 games with a sixth inning double.
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Beauchamp's disputed homer lifts Cardinals past Phillies
In St. Louis Jim Beauchamp connected a leadoff homer in the eighth to break an 8-8 tie, driving the Cardinals to a 9 8 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Phils protested a possible fan interference and requested a ground rule review.
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Foreign Born Pitcher Blyleven Shuts Out White Sox 9-1
Holland-born Bert Blyleven pitched a two hitter to beat the Chicago White Sox 9-1. Tony Oliva and Cesar Tovar homered, boosting Blyleven to 3-2 in his first complete game after debuting June 5. Rich Reese drove in a run as Bob Spence homered for Chicago.
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Dietz Three-Run Shot Spurs Giants Shutout Of Braves
Dick Dietz hit his 15th home run as the Giants shut out the Braves 3-0 in San Francisco. Reberger allowed one hit through seven, while Pitlock earned his first major league win after two losses. The Braves have dropped five straight with Dietz and McCovey pacing the Giants' offense.
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