Baseball Standings Preview With Tuesday Games Listed
The American League schedule shows Boston at Kansas City at 8:05 p.m. New York at Chicago at 5:05 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle at 10:05 p.m. Toronto at Oakland at 10:05 p.m. Cleveland at California at 10:06 p.m. Wednesday games include Bathore at Detroi at 1:15 p.m. and Minnesota at Seatle at 3:35 p.m.
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Indians rally falls short as late ninth inning chaos unfolds
Jose Mesa replaced an injured pitcher and yielded a two run single to Gary DiSavelna. Jackson and Plunk each struck out in a tense ninth, but a wild play allowed Chris Turner to reach first on a third strike, while Ramirez blasted a two run homer and a three run shot later, leaving California with a shaky late surge and questions about early offense.
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Gary DiSavelna
Farr
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Plunk
Chris Turner
Tony Pena
Turner
Ramirez
John Dopson
Bob Patterson
California
Thomas Howard
Cincinnati
Jacob Brumfield
Gil Heredia
Mike Lansing
Howard
Lenny Harris
Jeff Branson
Brian Dorsett
Dorsett
Hector Carrasco
Reds
Montreal
Today’s Notebook and Scoreboard Highlights Early Season Action
San Francisco at Atlanta opens at 7 40 p m EDT as Mark Portqual of the Giants faces John Smoltz. Langston to undergo elbow surgery. Hollins and Delgado produce key hits for Phillies and Blue Jays respectively. Baltimore rides 4 2 start. Rueter eyes 10th straight decision win.
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Atlanta
Braves
Giants
Los Angeles
Mark Port- Qual
Houston
John Smoltz
California Angels
Montreal
Kirk Rueter
Cincinnati Reds
Rueter
Fernando Valenzuela
Delgado Leads Jays to 14-5 Win Over Athletics
rookie Carlos Delgado homered twice and drove in five as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Oakland Athletics 14-5. John Olerud and Paul Molitor had four RBIs each, Joe Carter named All-Star of the week, while Delgado celebrated a breakout day in Toronto.
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John Olerud
Paul Molitor
Joe Carter
Delgado
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Oakland Athletics
Conta Mous
Olerud
Molitor
Beig
Rickey Henderson
Mariners
Buechele Drives Cubs Past Mets in Shea Home Opener
Steve Buechele drove in four with a double and a three run homer as the Cubs defeated the Mets 9 5 at Shea Stadium. Willie Banks earned the win in six innings as Chicago spoiled New York’s home opener before 42467.
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Shea Stadium
Buechele
Chicago
Hobby Jones
Dave Telgheder
Willie Banks
Reds
National League Standings and Schedule Report
Baseball standings from Monday show Chicago 3 New York 5 and Colorado 8 Philadelphia 7 with Cincinnati Montreal at 4 11 innings. Multiple games postponed rain and tonight games include Houston at Florida 135 pm Cincinnati at Montreal 735 pm San Diego at Pittsburgh 735 pm San Francisco at Atlanta 740 pm Los Angeles at St Louis 805 pm.
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Cincinnati
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Houston
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Smoltz
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Arocha
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Atarta
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Atlanta
Florida
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San Francisco
Jordan helps Barons beat Smokies for first win
Birmingham Barons defeat Knoxville Smokies 4-1 to end a four game skid. Troy Fryman has two hits and two runs while Michael Jordan drives in a run. Al Levine earns the win, Dennis Gray takes the loss.
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Steve Sax
Mike Robertson
Chris Swawpek
Fryman
Jordan
Smokies
Todd Steverson
Glenn DiSarcina
al Levine
Gray
Baseball Highlights From 1965 1968 and 1980
The clippings summarize notable MLB moments including Apel 12 1965 detailing a Kansas City victory, 1968 Houston Astrodome grand slam by Rich Allen and a 2 0 win over the Astros, 1980 Cecil Cooper and Don Money grand slams in Milwaukee’s 18 1 win, and Boston’s Matt Young losing in a 2 1 game with no official no hitter. Also notes Mike Stargell two run homer for Pirates, and Mike Macfarlane birthday.
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Athletics
Detroi Tiger
Houston Astrodome
Riche Allen
Philadelpha Philies
Bob Bruce
Astros
Braves
Atlamta
Mike Stargell
Pirates
Cecil Cooper
Don Money
Miwaukee Brewers
Boston Red
Boston
Mat Young
Cleveland
Young
Indians
Clemens
Mike Macfarlane
Texas Rangers Open The Ballpark In Arlington
The Texas Rangers debut at The Ballpark in Arlington a 189 million venue replacing Arlington Stadium. Players praise the old fashion design and modern amenities, with Tom Henke calling it exhilarating and Dean Palmer noting the superior comfort and atmosphere. Mayor Richard Greene delivered the ceremonial first pitch.
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Orioles
Texas
Arlington Stadium
Texas Rangers
Tom Henke
Milwaukee
Fenway Park
Wrigley Field
Tiger Stadium
Richard Greene
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