Speier Hits for Cycle in Montreal Expos Rally
Chris Speier tied a seven year best by hitting for the cycle and driving in six as the Montreal Expos beat the Atlanta Braves 7 IMPACT he belted a three run homer in the sixth and added a single in the fourth a double in the eighth and two runs in the second before realizing the rare feat was achieved Speier dismissed headlines saying he had no idea of the milestone until infield reflections.
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Guidry Keeps Yankees Hopes Alive With 4-0 Win
Ron Guidry pitched a four hit shutout against the Minnesota Twins as the Yankees remained in the hunt in the AL East, though 13 games behind the leaders. Guidry’s 14th win tied him for the league lead, with Munson driving in two runs and a balk by Darrell Jackson accounting for one. The edition also notes Expos, Braves, Pirates, Cardinals, Mets, Giants, Cubs, and a rain-delayed doubleheader sweep by the Mets, along with other results from the night.
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Baseball Standings and Late Week Results Summary
The standings show teams in the National and American leagues with wins, losses, and games back. Philadelphia and Cincinnati split results. Pittsburgh and Chicago had suspended games. Friday action included Cincinnati at Montreal and St Louis at Los Angeles with key pitching lines noted. American League games featured Kansas City, California, Oakland, Texas, Minnesota, Chicago, Seattle, Boston, Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, Toronto, Baltimore, and New York in numerous contests.
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Pete extends hitting streak to 33 as Bowa shines against Reds
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