Madlock’s Three Homers Lift Tigers In 11
Detroit beats Baltimore 8-7 in 11 innings as Bill Madlock ends an 0-for-21 slump with three home runs. The day features 28 AL homers, an American League single weekend record, and rookie Mark McGwire adding two more during a 10-0 Cleveland win.
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Bill Madlock
Madlock
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McGwire
Tom Candiotti
Toronto
George Bell
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New York Mets
Melo Almada
Washington Senators
Darling’s late rally slips past Mets in Philadelphia
Ron Darling carried a no hit bid through seven as the Mets led 4-0, but a Greg Gross triple and a two‑run ninth by Mike Schmidt doomed New York 5-4. Schmidt spoke after the loss, while St Louis and other NL results reshaped the standings with Montreal, Expos, and Dodgers also in action.
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New York Mets
Darling
Philadelphia
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Mike Schmidt
RBI
Phillies
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San Diego
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Chicago
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Dodgers
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RI. Reynolds
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Rick Sutcliffe
Lee Smith
Cubs
Barry Jones
Don Robinson
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders show Boggs Puckett and Trammell atop batting plus Randolph Downing Bell and Ward key runs and RBIs. Pitching list highlights Schmidt Saberhagen Musselman Guetterman Ontiveros. National League batting led by Gwynn Maldonado Murphy with clouts from JClark and Dawson and pitching leaders Leach Magrane Meads Deshies Scott Ryan Hershiser.
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Texas
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New York
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Henke
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Sundberg uneasy on Cubs bench in backup role
Cubs backup catcher Sundberg, 36, is a high priced veteran serving behind Jody Davis. Heohs up a $825000 salary while dealing with limited playing time after being traded from Kansas City. Sundberg reflects on his career, trade, and hopes for a possible move.
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