Brewers extend win streak to seven with Molitor key hit
Milwaukee defeated Baltimore 6-3 to stretch their club record start and match the 10-game season-opening streak from 1973 1978 and 1979. Cecil Cooper drove in the tie breaking run with a second sacrifice fly as Paul Molitor had two RBI and three hits.
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Baseball Highlights From April 14 1930 and Related Dates
History notes April 14 1930 feature Walter Johnson one hit 3-0 for the Senators over the Athletics and Frank Smith repeating the feat for the White Sox against the Browns. Also noted are 1917 Edite White Sox qu-hitter over Browns and 1825 Indians opening day 21 run win, with five Browns errors. 1967 Bill Holi loses no-hit bid in first start as Elston Howard breaks up the bid for Yankees in a 3-0 Red Sox win. 1969 Montreal Expos debut at Jarry Park as St Louis Cardinals 8-7 summary and Pete Rose birthday entries.
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Clemens Signs with Red Sox for Two Years
The Boston Red Sox agreed to terms with pitcher Roger Clemens on a two year contract. The deal comes as Clemens joins a roster reshuffle across the American League with other transactions noted.
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Baseball Notes and Scores From Around the League
The scoreboard highlights Cleveland at New York with 7 30 p m EDT. Former Yankee Phil Nuss0 faces Tommy John. Niekro at 48 and Jobe 44. Doug Sisk allowed his first homer in 236 1 3 innings as Dale Murphy homered in the seventh. Canseco benched after 2 19 start with 12 strikeouts. Brewers start 6 0, best in franchise history. Mariners place Steve Shields on 21 day DL after line drive, facial fractures. Madigan could return this weekend after lymph node surgery, Tampa workouts. Rich mond Braves beat Syracuse Chiefs as 14 257 attend. Cleveland’s three game skid ties for largest home dates since 1948. Atlanta birdie miscue noted. Mets involved in chatter.
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No-Hitter Hopes Dimmed As Cubs Nip Phillies In Ninth
Phillies fans at Veterans Stadium saw a would be no-hitter end in the ninth when Jamie Moyer blanked Chicago for eight innings before Juan Quezada lined a single to center. Dodgers and Giants share wins. Padres set a record with a first inning slam spree, as Cincinnati, St. Louis, and others post results.
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Reds star Davis maturing toward 40 homers and 100 steals
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Eric Davis, praised as hall of fame material, contends he could become the first player to hit 40 home runs and steal 100 bases. After a slow April, he erupted midseason with 23 homers and 64 RBIs in a summer surge, while stealing 109 bases in 1984, prompting hope for a historic breakout.
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