Jacoby Wins AL Player of the Month but Downplays Fame
Indians infielder Brook Jacoby earned the American League Player of the Month honor for hitting .394 through 41-for-104 with 21 RBIs, 17 runs, six homers, and a 625 slugging percentage. He downplayed the award, noting the team’s focus on winning games while entering July with strong numbers and catching attention for potential All-Star selection. Jacoby’s feat marks the first Tribe recipient since Gaylord Perry in 1974.
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White Sox rally holds lead to beat Tigers 5 4
Chicago bullpen blew a three run eighth but Carlton Fisk hit a ninth inning single to lift the White Sox to a 5-4 win over Detroit, staying four games ahead of Oakland in the AL West. Robin Ventura started the ninth with a single, Fisk delivered the decisive hit.
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Canton Indi ans topple Harrisburg in opener as Bruske hurls two hitter
Canton pitcher Jim Bruske threw a two hitter to beat the Harrisburg Senators 4-0 in the first game of an Eastern League double header. In the nightcap Harrisburg won 5-4 with Robert Harris driving in the winning run in the sixth. Randy Johnson was named AL pitcher of the month after tossing Seattle’s first no hitter.
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Braves slug Expos as roof lockouts power big night
The Braves hammered the Expos 6 3 as Jim Presley collected two homers off rookie Howard Farmer who debuted with Montreal. Atlanta hit four long balls and John Smoltz earned the win while the Expos rotation was hampered by a roof that wouldn’t open.
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Baseball scores and schedule from MLB games
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Night Major League Baseball Schedule Records Shuffled
A dense listing shows multiple MLB games with teams and pitchers noted, including Seattle at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago, and Cincinnati at Montreal. The schedule includes times like 8:35 p.m. and 7:35 p.m. with various player names and win loss records, reflecting a busy baseball night.
Multiple MLB games and roster moves across leagues
Baseball schedule lists games including Seattle at Cleveland and Detroit at Chicago with various 7 30 starts. Roster notes: Mussina signed by Baltimore sent to Hagerstown. Walker waived. California adds Schroeder and optioned Orton to Edmonton. BravesDL Pete Smith. Dodgers call Wells. Phillies sign Meadows to Scranton Wilkes Barre.
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Baseball legends and feats highlighted from early 20th century games
A look back at notable baseball moments: Rube Marquard's 19 0 start with the Giants in 1912, Johnny Mize's multi hit effort for the Cardinals, Larry Ooby breaking color barriers with the Indians, Cloninger's two grand slams for the Braves, Tiant's 19 strikeouts in 1968, Clyde Wright no hitting the A's in 1970, and Perry brothers facing off in 1973 plus birthdays of Frank Tanana and Danny Heep.
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Mattingly Sidelined With Back Spasms Before Royals Game
New York Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly, plagued by back trouble, was scratched from the lineup hours before a game with Kansas City due to back spasms. Manager Stump Merrill called it day to day, noting he’d miss only part of the road trip if not serious. He x-rayed past back issues and had played through a long string of starts.
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