Weekend baseball scores and Sunday matchups listed
Friday results include Baltimore 7 Boston 3 Minnesota 3 Detroit 2 Cleveland 5 Tampa Bay Toronto 5 N Y Yankees Texas 7 Chicago White Sox 2 Kansas City 3 Seattle 1 Oakland 9 L A Angels. Saturday games show Y Y Yankees 9 Toronto 4 Minnesota 6 Detroit 5 Boston 12 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 8 Tampa Bay 4 Chicago White Sox 9 Texas Kansas City 5 Seattle 4 L A Angels at Oakland. Sunday's schedule lists seven games with all starting times and matchups. Monday has no games scheduled.
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Rangers rally falls short as White Sox top Texas 9-7
John Danks struck out eight in 72-3 innings to outduel Kevin Millwood. Carlos Quentin's two-run single broke a 2-2 tie in the sixth, and Ian Kinsler extended his 24-game hitting streak with a late double. Josh Hamilton added two RBIs for Texas as Jim Thome and Paul Konerko homered for Chicago. Milton Bradley also hit his 18th homer for the Rangers.
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Catch More Baseball Action From Odessa American
The Odessa American directs readers to AP News Texas section for more Major League Baseball updates, guiding fans to the baseball link under Latest News for expanded coverage.
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Mantle’s final homer stands as 536th in 1968 farewell
The report notes Yankees star Mickey Mantle hit his 536th and final home run on September 20, 1968 at Yankee Stadium against the Boston Red Sox. It adds that Alex Rodriguez, then the Yankees’ third baseman, belted his 537th career homer on a recent Saturday to move past Mantle on the all time list in a 9 3 win over Toronto.
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NL Standings From Friday Five Games
NL standings show Chicago Cubs 3 San Francisco 1 and other results including St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 6 Arizona 5 in 42 innings Mets 2 Colorado 1 Washington 10 Houston 0 Cincinnati 6 Milwaukee 5 San Diego 4 Atlanta 0 Dodgers 1 Cubs 8 Giants 7. Schedule lists St Louis at Pittsburgh Atlanta at San Diego Florida at Dodgers with several gaps in the standings.
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Oswalt in limbo after sore hip in Washington
Astros pitcher Roy Oswalt reported soreness after an inning against the Nationals and may miss starts after leaving Friday’s game with a left hip issue. Manager Cecil Cooper said no DL plan yet, with a Sunday assessment possible. Murcer dies at 62 after brain cancer battle. Ortiz aims to return July 25 from wrist injury.
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Pence Homers to Power Astros Past Nationals 6-4
Hunter Pence led Houston with a three RBI homer as the Astros defeated Washington 6-4. Lance Berkman drove in two, Carlos Lee added three hits, and Wandy Rodriguez earned the win. Collin Balester took the loss as Washington dropped their ninth in 12.
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Baseball Today And More Baseball Today Scoreboard
Sunday highlights include Joe Saunders of the Angels vs Justin Duchscherer in Oakland. Roy Halladay pitched a two hit shutout for his 11th career shutout and seventh this season, Chris Volstad won in his first career start, Cliff Lee shines as Indians top Rays, and Damien Easley lifts the Mets with a seventh straight win. Roy Halladay’s 5-0 win over the Yankees, Joakim Soria locks down a save, Derek Jeter lauds Halladay’s dominance.
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Baseball history highlights from July 13 1934 to 1999
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