Royals End 13 Game Road Trip With 2 11 Mark
Kansas City Royals wrapped a 13 game road trip with a 2 win and 11 loss record, dropping the final seven contests. George Brett hit 17 for 40 on the trip, providing the bright note amid the skid.
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Jays tighten AL East race
The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Chicago White Sox 6-1 behind consecutive home runs by Fred McGriff and Greg Myers in the sixth inning to close within 4 1/2 games of Boston. Seattle's 3-1 win over the Red Sox aided Toronto's push as attendance records fell for the club.
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Oakland completed a historic season sweep of the New York Yankees, winning 7-3 to finish 12-0 against the Yankees. Willie McGee drove in four runs, including a ninth inning go ahead triple, as Dave Stewart earned his 19th win and Oakland moved 944 games ahead in the AL West over Chicago.
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McGwire delivers late rally as Athletics top Yankees
In a tense game the Athletics beat the Yankees 7 to 3. McGwire homered and drove in two runs, with key RBIs from Canseco and Blankenship. Steinbach and Gallego contributed importantly as Oakland built a mid game lead and held off New York's efforts.
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Ryan suffers lip injury after Bo Jackson line drive
Jackson Nolan Ryan endured a swollen lip requiring six stitches after a line drive off Bo Jackson during a Rangers Royals game. He stayed in until the eighth, then left for stitches as reliever Kenny Rogers blew the lead. The Yankees promoted several Triple A players while setting attendance records as the Blue Jays posted a 49,870 sellout.
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