Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule Across The Majors
Results from Tuesday show Boston 11 Detroit 4 Kansas City 5 Seattle 4 Cleveland 14 Chicago White Sox 6 Baltimore 8 Anaheim 3 New York Yankees 5 Toronto 3 Oakland 5 Minnesota 4 in 12 innings Texas 4 Tampa Bay 0 Tonight schedule includes Minnesota at Oakland 3 15 p m Boston at Detroit 7 05 p m Chicago White Sox at Cleveland 7 05 p m New York Yankees at Toronto 7 05 p m Tampa Bay at Texas 8 35 p m Kansas City at Seattle 10 45 p m Baltimore at Anaheim 10 35 p m and Thursday games Tampa Bay at Texas 2 95 p m Chicago White Sox at Cleveland 7 06 p m
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National League Standings And Schedule Brief
National League standings show Cincinnati six Philadelphia three Houston six New York Mets zero San Francisco six Pittsburgh three Chicago five San Diego three Milwaukee five Los Angeles two St Louis Montreal three. Today's games list nine matchups including San Diego at Chicago Cubs and Houston at New York Mets with several other tilts across the circuit.
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Nomar Nomar Garciaparra Hits Two Homers In Detroit
Nomar Garciaparra blasted two homers and drove in five as the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 11-4 in Detroit. Reggie Jefferson homered and Brian Rose won his first major league game in his fourth start, with Tony Clark and Luis Gonzalez hitting solo shots for Detroit. The Red Sox built a 9-1 lead after scoring in the first three innings, then held on as Boston extended its winning streak to three. In Toronto, Bernie Williams tripled for the go ahead run in the 10th as the New York Yankees defeated the Blue Jays 4-3 to grab their 10th win in 11 games. Williams and Tino Martinez fueled the rally, with Dan Plesac taking the loss.
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Orioles Top Angels as Hoiles Drives In Three
At Anaheim Chris Hoiles homered doubled and drove in three as the Orioles beat the Angels. He has nine RBIs in six games and hit a solo shot in the sixth to put Baltimore ahead 4-3. McDowell allowed four runs and 10 hits in seven innings. Harold Baines and Rafael Palmeiro added two run doubles in the Orioles ninth.
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McGwire, Gant pace Cardinals win over Expos
McGwire slugged his 9th homer of the year and Ron Gant added a two-run shot as Todd Stottlemyre fanned 10 to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-3 victory against the Montreal Expos in Montreal.
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First National League game era marked by 5-4 Boston win
In 1876 Joseph Barden led Boston to a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia in the first National League game. The piece notes 4915-Pinstripes appearing on the Yan kees uniforms, and later highlights major league debuts and historic crowds.
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