American League standings and tonight's scheduled games
The league shows Cleveland 5 California 4 Seattle 12 Minnesota 0 Chicago 10 New York 5 Oakland 8 Toronto 4 Boston 22 Kansas City 11. Tonight's games include Leveland at California and Minnesota at Seattle, New York at Chicago, Boston at Kansas City, Milwaukee at Texas, and Toronto at Oakland with game times listed.
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Indians Rally Fails As Angels Tie Late Inning
Kenny Lofton collected three hits and two steals while scoring twice as Cleveland built a 3 0 lead in the seventh behind Finley who labored early. Murray delivered a run scoring single to stretch the lead before Los Angeles tied it on Chil Davis two out RBI double in the bottom of the frame.
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San Francisco at Atlanta in 7 40 p.m. EDT matchup
Major league notes show San Francisco visiting Atlanta at 7 40 p m EDT with Steve Avery for Atlanta facing Bryan Hickerson. Kansas City Royals crushed Boston 22 11 as the season’s ugliest AL era burst. Frank Thomas extends seven game on base streak for White Sox.
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Royals routed by Red Sox in record 22 11 blowout
Boston pounded Kansas City 22 11 at Kauffman Stadium as Scott Cooper hit for the cycle and drove in five runs. Cooper finished 5-for-6 with two doubles, becoming the first Sox player since 1988 to cycle. Mon Vaughn added four RBIs with homer and triple.
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Giants edge Braves to halt season-opening streak in Atlanta
In their 1994 debut meeting, Barry Bonds hit a two-run ninth inning homer and pinch-hitter John Patterson doubled in the go-ahead run as the Giants beat the Braves 7-5 in Atlanta. Bonds also made a running catch at the wall to rob Charlie O'Brien with two outs, preserving the win and stopping Atlanta at seven straight to start the season.
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Mitchell eyed as next baseball commissioner
Washington reports that Senate majority leader George Mitchell, after ruling out the Supreme Court, becomes the favorite to be baseball commissioner. He noted he would consider the offer if made, citing his service to President Clinton and the absence of a commissioner since Fay Vincent’s 1992 resignation. The role could help owners counter Senator Metzenbaum’s antitrust efforts.
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Rangers fan seriously injured after fall at Ballpark Arlington
Holly Minter, 26, remained in serious condition in a Dallas hospital after breaking ribs and a right arm in a fall from the upper deck railing during opening day at The Ballpark in Arlington. Witnesses say she slipped while posing for a picture. About 46 warning signs will be posted along the railing before Wednesday night’s game as Rangers officials discuss further safety measures with city officials.
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