Monday Baseball Matchups and League Standings
National and American League games listed between 1 pm and 10:05 pm feature matchups: Yankees at Milwaukee Minnesota at Seattle Boston at California Chicago at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco San Diego at Houston Atlanta at San Diego Houston at Los Angeles and St Louis hosting Atlanta with several starting pitchers noted such as Clemens Candelaria Eckersley and Valenzuela.
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Indians rally falls short in slugfest with Mets
The Indians, trailing by ten in the fifth, rally with Carter and Thornton homers and a late scoring burst, but fall to their opponents. Niekro gives up seven runs in four innings while Oelkers Bailes and Noles hold the line late. Corrales commits to improving and not quitting as Detroit looms with a twi night doubleheader.
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Snyder the budding superstar lights up Cleveland Indians
Cleveland fans watch Cory Snyder, called up June 12 1986, unleash power and speed for the Indians. After 44 games he posts .274 average with 11 homers 28 RBIs and four game winning hits. Manager Pat Corrales compares him to Mike Schmidt and hails his arm as elite in the outfield.
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Indians Writer Praises Corrales Player Snyder
Corrales says Snyder is a quality writer at bat though he notes a fault in how he runs to first on grounders. He sometimes jumps at the bag on the last step and could twist an ankle. Sunday's crowd of 45,356 boosts the season total to 1,085,096. The three day series drew 153,491, the largest since August 1959.
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Hall inductees McCovey Doerr and Lombardi enshrined
Willie McCovey the NL home run leader among left handers was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame with Bobby Doerr and Ernie Lombardi. Doerr paced Red Sox second basemen in the 1940s and Lombardi, a four team NL veteran, died 1977.
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Morman debuts with 3-for-4 historic first game
Sox slugger Russ Morman, called up from Buffalo, goes 3-for-4 and becomes the second player ever to collect two hits in an inning in his major league debut as the Chicago White Sox rout the Tigers 10-1. He replaced injured Greg Walker and snapped a personal slump.
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Mets Beat Expos In 10 For NL East Lead And Sweep
The Mets topped Montreal 4-3 in 10 innings to sweep the series and stretch their NL East lead to 17 games over Philadelphia. Hubie Brooks and Mike Fitzgerald left the lineup with injuries, potentially ending their seasons. Other games: Dodgers beat Reds 2-1, Padres 5, Astros 1 with Nettles homering 15th of season and 383rd career, Phillies 6, Cubs 2, Braves 4, Giants 2, Pirates 3, Cardinals 0 in a six-hitter by Rick Reuschel for his 20th career shutout.
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Steele Stars Set National Marks In Michigan Sweep
Grafton based Steele Sports, featured in Sports Illustrated, won 12 games in a Michigan swing to raise its season mark to 164 wins and nine losses. The team trails the national wins record of 168 and nears a home run total of 3212, with Doug Roberson and Mike Bolen posting standout homer totals.
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