Wednesday and Thursday Baseball Matchups and Standings
Schedules list games in San Francisco at Chicago New York at Houston Montreal at Cincinnati San Diego at St Louis and St Louis at New York plus Houston at Cincinnati The American League standings show Baltimore and Detroit tied atop the East with 31 wins The West leader Oakland tops Chicago Minnesota Kansas City California Texas results include New York Kansas City Texas Boston Milwaukee Chicago and Cleveland with various posted scores and in progress games through Tuesday night.
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May's blast lifts Astros to top NL West lead
Houston defeated the Mets 7-4 as Lee May belted a two run homer in the fifth, helping the Astros move a half game ahead of Cincinnati in the NL West. Montreal and Chicago also posted wins while San Francisco and Los Angeles were rained out.
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Red Sox suffer rough week with 3 wins in eight
Boston drops three of eight as Eddie Kasko endures stress in Boston’s rough stretch. Texas tops the Sox 5-2 while Dalton Jones belted a two run homer for Texas in a 5-2 win. Orioles beat California as Jim Palmer shines, lifting Baltimore into a first place tie with Detroit.
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Werden's Tap tops YMCA 7 4 in eight innings
Werden's Tap beat YMCA 7-4 in eight innings as three Werden's runs came in the fourth and Jerry Enger drove in four. Ken Enger and Jerry Enger each had two hits. Jerry Enger earned the win in relief of Frank Gorman. YMCA's Vaughn Turner drove in two. Roy Schroeder scored twice for the Y.
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Merrick Signs Two-Year Pact With St Louis Blues
Wayne Merrick top amateur choice signed a two year contract with the St Louis Blues on Tuesday marking a key NHL move for the club. He is expected to compete for a NHL roster spot as the season approaches and joins a lineup led by Blues management and coaching staff.
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