Rangers rally past Orioles 9 in wild AL clash in Texas
Texas Rangers seize a big fourth inning gift from Baltimore Orioles to beat the Orioles 9-4 as Scott Fletcher and Ruben Sierra drive in runs and Eddie Murray errors fuel the rally. Don Slaught and Nelson Simmons homer for Texas and Mike Loynd picks up the win in relief. California tops Minnesota 7-3 behind Candelaria and Moore in indoor win while Candelaria remains undefeated.
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Bell
Orioles
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Don Slaught
Mike Loynd
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AL leaders list chaotic stats and players across leagues
A fragmented box of league leaders shows Henderson and Molitor among batting leaders, Downing and Deer tied for extra base hits, and various players from Milwaukee New York Seattle and Cleveland leading in RBI hits doubles and home runs. Pitching leaders include Langston Viola and DeLeon with strikeout tallies and saves by Righett.
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History in brief from April 24 sports milestones
Highlights include the 1900 American League opening with Chicago defeating Cleveland 2 0 in front of about 14 000 at the Chicago Cricket Club. George Magnidge no-hit the Red Sox 2 1 in Boston. 1958 Lee Walls hit three homers and eight RBI as the Cubs beat the Dodgers 15 2 at the LA Coliseum with Gene Fudge earning his only major league win. 1962 Koufax struck out 13 Cubs in a Dodgers 10 2 victory at Wrigley, a record that stood seven seasons. 1965 Casey Stengel earned his 900th managerial win as the Mets topped the Giants 7 6. Birthdays: Larry Pasharch 31, Bill Krueger 29.
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Larry Pasharch
Bill Krueger
Indians update weekend pitching matchups
Indians announce Saturday at 120 pm NBC Game of the Week with Scott Bailes facing Rick Rhoden. Sunday's 1:35 pm matchup pits Tom Candiotti against Tommy John as the righthander seeks his first win and the lefty aims to rebound.
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Rick Rhoden
Tom Candiott
Tommy John
Radio call letters and stations listed for teams
A schedule or listing shows radio stations and times for baseball teams including Indians Blue Jays CICL 14390 AM Braves WSB 750 AM Cubs WGN 720 AM Reds WLW 700 AM Astros KTRH 740 AM Dodgers KABC 790 AM Expos CICF Mets WHN 1050 AM Phils WCAU 1210 AM Pirates KDKA 1020 AM Cards KMOX 1120 AM Padres KFMB 760 AM Giants KNBR 680 4M.
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Mariners Place Brantley on 15-Day DL and Add Christensen
The Seattle Mariners placed outfielder Mackey Brantley on the 15 day disabled list and purchased the contract of John Christensen from Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. The deal strengthens the roster with a minor league call up.
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Mackey Brantley
John Christensen
Calgary
Fittsburgh Pirates
Barry Jones
Vancouver
Dorn Taylor
American Association
Indianapolis Indians
Mike Jones
Scoreboard Cincinnati at Houston and other notes
MLB scoreboard highlights: Cincinnati at Houston, Mike Scott 3-0 facing Bill Gullickson 3-0. Cubs baserunners extend 32-for-32 theft streak before Dermer caught by Steve Lake. Royals shut out in four of five. Red Sox two home shutouts vs KC this week. Ed Whitson opposed with 10 homers allowed this season. Dave Magadan starts at third for Mets in 8-7 win over Pirates. Bill Doran hit his fourth homer in Houston 6-0 win over Atlanta. Doran had six homers in 550 at-bats last season.
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Sal Butera
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Buddy Bell
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Tony Gwynn
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Danny Cox
Jim Lindeman
Jack Clark
Strows
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Keith Moreland
Cox
Tom Herr
Whitey Herzog
Herr
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Tony Pena
John Tudor
Astros Dominate Home Again in NL Standings Report
Houston Astros stay perfect at home claiming a 5 3 win over the Atlanta Braves to extend their home winning streak to nine. Kevin Bass drove in three runs and collected three hits as Houston solidifies control of the NL West race alongside Cincinnati San Diego St Louis Montreal and Philadelphia.
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Indians face roster shakeup as Wills joins team
The Indians plan to activate reliever Frank Wills for tonight's game with New York, opening a roster spot possibly by sending Doug Jones to Buffalo if Tom Waddell refuses to report. Center fielder Brett Butler remains sidelined with a broken finger and Otis Nixon's speed is under scrutiny as a decision on Gallagher or Nixon for a call to the minors looms.
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