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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 2017

Page

7

Yanks Top Red Sox as Jeter Joins Ruth on Hits List

Derek Jeter passes Babe Ruth on the career hits list while Mark Teixeira belts a homer to help the New York Yankees defeat Boston Red Sox. Brandon Crawford and a late RBI push San Francisco past Miami 8-7 in 14 innings.

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Interleague notes and tonight's MLB matchups across venues

A Monday MLB roundup lists results including Minnesota 5 Milwaukee 4 and St Louis 11 Kansas City 3. It also previews listed games such as Yankees at Blue Jays and Dodgers at Diamondbacks with pitchers Sabathia Sale Keuchel and Maeda noted among starters across multiple parks.

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Carpenter drives Cardinals past Royals in lopsided win

Matt Carpenter homered and doubled as St. Louis built a six run fourth inning to beat Kansas City 11 3. Paul DeJong and Kolten Wong also homered as the Cards improve to 56 56. Carlos Martinez pitched eight innings for the win while Dexter Fowler returned from the DL.

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Scherzer shines in return as Nationals top Nats and Reds explode

Max Scherzer delivered seven sharp innings in his first start off neck spasms against Washington as Bryce Harper homered and Adam Lind delivered the tiebreaking single in the eighth. The Nationals widened their NL East lead to 14 games over Miami. In Cincinnati, Joey Votto homered for the third straight game, tying Ted Kluszewski on the Reds’ career list as Patrick Kivlehan hit his first career grand slam and Votto set the Great American Ball Park record with his 136th homer there.

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Darren Daulton remembered as Phillies leader and heart

Philadelphia mourns Darren Daulton, beloved Phillies catcher and clubhouse anchor, who died at 55 after a four year battle with glioblastoma. Tributes recall his leadership during the 1993 NL championship run and his impact on teammates like Lenny Dykstra and Jim Leyland.

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Cleveland and Colorado clash at Progressive Field tonight

The Cleveland team hosts Colorado at 7 10 p m with Kluber 9 3 2 77 ERA facing Marquez 9 4 4 11. STO TV and WEOL WTAM WMMS radio will cover the game.

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Don Baylor, Hall of Fame MLB slugger and Rockies first manager, dies

Don Baylor, former 1979 AL MVP and first Colorado Rockies manager, died of cancer at 68 in Austin, Texas. The Angels and 19 year major league veteran hit 338 homers and 1,276 RBIs, led AL with 139 RBIs in 1979, and became known for power and speed across 162 games that season.

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