Evening Major and National League Games Schedule
Listings show the day’s baseball games with team pairings and starting times. Matches include Cleveland vs Milwaukee Boston at New York with various pitchers noted, plus Chicago at Toronto, Oakland at Baltimore, Kansas City at Boston, Seattle at New York, California at Detroit, Milwaukee at Cleveland, and more. National League games feature Atlanta at Chicago, Houston at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Cincinnati, Montreal at San Diego, New York at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Francisco with evening starts.
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Seattle
New York
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Oakland
Baltimore
Texas
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Atlanta
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Sutcliffe
Houston
Deshaies
Pittsburgh
Bielock
Cincinnati
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Montreal
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San Diego
Hawkins
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Darling
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Valeneuels
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Seaver Helps Bosox Pad Lead In Earned Run Night
The Red Sox, riding Tom Seaver’s three straight quality starts since their June 29 addition from Chicago, beat the Twins 3-1 to extend their AL East lead to 5 1/2 games. Seaver allowed three hits in 8 1/3 innings. Mike Scott won for the Astros with a four hitter against the Pirates. Darryl Strawberry and Keith Hernandez led the Mets past the Dodgers 5-4. Buddy Bell powered the Reds to a 6-5 win over the Padres, despite San Diego’s late push.
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Indians praise Bernazard as Canditti improves knuckleball reach
The Indians credit Bernazard for perseverance as Candietti earns a league lead tying 10th knuckleball start. Candietti delivered 138 pitches in a gritty outing, allowing 10 hits, four walks, seven strikeouts, while battling an upset stomach. He previously spent time in the minors and joined the Indians as a non roster player.
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Swindell moves up to Class AA Waterbury
Cleveland promotes left handed pitcher Greg Swindell from Waterloo to Double-A Waterbury of the Eastern League. In three Waterloo outings he went 2-1 with a 1.00 ERA, allowing two earned runs in 18 innings while fanning 25 and walking three. Indians GM Joe Klein said the decision was easy as Swindell overmatched the league and could soon reach Cleveland. Swindell was the Indians first pick in June’s draft.
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Indians Eye Swindell Promotion and Minor League Progress
Steve Herrick reports on Swindell’s possible move from Double-A toward Triple-A Maine as the Indians seek to replicate Cory Snyder’s impact with the lineup. The club announces a player development contract for a Class A Carolina League team in 1987 and stadium construction to finish by April 1987. Jeff Shaw shines for Batavia, improving to 6-3 after a 6-4 victory over Geneva.
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Baseball Leaders in 1990s Stats and Standings Snapshot
Lists of leaders in runs batted in and pitching decisions with players from Canseco Oakland to Barfield Toronto and others. Highlights include Clemens Boston with 10 decisions and 184 strikeouts, plus top hitters like Bell Toronto 87 and Joyner California 83.
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Seattle
Derby winner Hill Gail attacked in paddock incident
Calumet Farm’s 1952 Kentucky Derby victor Hill Gail had trouble in the paddock before the race as trainer Ben Jones punched him in the nose, an unusual clash linked to the pre race tension and guarding of the horse.
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