Mattingly Delivers Grand Slam as Yankees Hammer Rangers
Don Mattingly belted two homers including a bases-loaded grand slam to lift the New York Yankees to a 12-3 win over the Texas Rangers. He tied an AL record with his sixth straight homer and matched a Yankee mark with his fourth slam of the season, driving in seven runs.
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Yankees win as Hough drops six straight game homer
Charlie Hough took the loss as Don Mattingly hit a home run in six straight games, tying a one time AL mark. Ron Guidry earned the win in relief. In other AL action, Cory Snyder homered for Cleveland in a 4 3 victory over Chicago to debut manager Doc Edwards.
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Rookie Caminiti leads Astros to 2-1 win in debut
Ken Caminiti, called up from Columbus, homered in the seventh and tripled for his first major league hit as he scores the deciding run. Gerald Young, filling in for Billy Butler, singles in the ninth to drive in Caminiti for a dramatic Houston victory over Philadelphia.
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National League Roundup Highlights from a multi-team day
Houston narrowed the gap to first place Cincinnati in the NL West as New York blanked Cincinnati 9-0 and Montreal beat Atlanta 2-0. Dodgers shutout Pirates 7-0 while Chicago defeated San Francisco 4-1 and San Diego edged St Louis 9-8 in 10 innings. Caminiti sparked Houston with a diving catch and first ML hit a triple to break a no-hitter, Gooden twirled seven strong for New York, Youmans and Youmans and Brooks keyed Montreal, Valenzuela notched his 27th career shutout, and Santiago delivered a dramatic 10th inning homer for San Diego.
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Night Time Frog Hunt Under July Moonlight on 1100 Acre Pasture
In a July night hunt, Bob Williamson and the narrator search farm ponds for bullfrogs. They use hook and line and boat methods to snag eight large specimens, anticipating more nights of sleepless pursuit across remote ponds and creeks.
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights Mixed Results Across Cities
The scoreboard lists Tan De Toronto with Clancy 106 and Viola 84, Baltimore led by Bell 67 visiting Ke Gubizea 783, and California with Witt 11 5 facing Vsola. City ankee.
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