Makeup of a Hall of Fame hurler summarized
Hall of Fame pitchers average 3,863 innings, 262 wins, 46 shutouts, 3.17 ERA. Normal 250 inning year yields 17 wins, 11 losses, 3 shutouts, 233 hits, 125 strikeouts, 67 walks. Koufax leads in fewest walks and strikeouts per 250 innings. Wilhelm tops ERA among pitchers.
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Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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Promoter Bavasi defends zanier promotions for Everett Giants
Bob Bavasi owner of the Everett Giants in the Northwest League hustles to draw fans with wild stunts. He plans Captain Dynamite who lies in a coffin and explodes, returning August 10 at Everett Memorial Stadium. He teases a fire eater and Brenda the Human Torch while seeking a Venice California chain saw juggler.
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Whitson wins sixth straight as Padres top Cubs at Wrigley
San Diego snaps eight game skid at Wrigley Field with a 2-1 win over Chicago. Ed Whitson earns his sixth straight victory, first Wrigley win since May 11, 1980, in San Francisco era. Braves trailing in seventh slump. Pirates top Dodgers as Hershiser struggles. Henderson ties major league leadoff homer record in Yankees loss. Phelps trades to Yankees from Mariners. Sundberg signs with Texas for roughly 30,000 this season.
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Baseball standings and matchups across leagues listed
American League games shown include Cleveland at Chicago with Perez 9-5 and Gardner 3 1. Baltimore at Minnesota with Viola 15-2. New York at Kansas City with Russell 8-3. Milwaukee at Seattle with Swift 67. Oakland at Detroit with Dawes 7-4 and Stottlemyre 3-8 pitching for the Mets group. National League pairings feature Chicago at Montreal with Holman 1-2 and Jackson 14-6. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh with Balcher 6-4. Philadelphia at Houston with Knepper 9-3. San Francisco at St Louis with Robinsand 1 and Magrane.
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Stillwell and Washington in late drama push Royals past Yankees
Kansas City Royals rally for three runs with two outs in the ninth to beat the New York Yankees 6-5 after Kurt Stillwell's run-scoring single and Claudel Washington's earlier error. Don Mattingly's homer had catapulted New York to a 4-0 lead before rally. Washington later misplayed a routine ball as Willie Wilson walked, setting up Stillwell's game winner.
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Baseball Leaders Showpiece: AL NL Hitting Rushing Home Runs
The season’s top hitters span multiple clubs with Boggs and Canseco leading AL batting and Brett and Palmeiro among NL leaders. Notable power figures include Strawberry with 24 homers for the Mets and Clark in SF, while Henderson and Molitor pace base hits and runs.
Transactions show shifts across leagues and clubs
Baseball notes report multiple player moves across teams. Jim Rice served a three day suspension. Ed Honjera activated. Randy Kutcher moved to Pawtucket with a 15 day stint. Yankees acquire Ken Phelps from Seattle for Jay Buhner and others. Glenn Wilson traded to Pittsburgh for Darnell Coles. Jr Sundberg signed as catcher. Barbara Harbey placed on 15 day disabled list. Nashville Sounds name Frank Lucches manager.
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Seattle Mariners
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Outhelder
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Balaban
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Glenn Wilson
Pittsburgh
Darnell Coles
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Jr Sundberg
Barbara Harbey
Buthelder
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Frank Lucches
Ryan Matched Milestones In Astros 2 0 Win Over Phillies
Houston pitcher Nolan Ryan threw a three-hitter to outduel Philadelphia 2-0 as Bill Doran lauded him as special. Ryan tied Jim Palmer for 27th with 268 career victories and notched his 56th career shutout, moving Houston into sole second in the NL West behind the Dodgers.
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Rice suspended for three games after confrontation with Morgan
Boston authorities report Jim Rice received a three game suspension costing him about 29,670 dollars. The penalty followed his clash with manager Joe Morgan after being lifted for Spike Owen. Morgan, minority owner Haywood Sullivan and GM Lou Gorman supported the suspension. Rice may return Sunday and vowed to move on. In Kansas City, Rickey Henderson tied the major league record with his 35th leadoff homer, matching Bobby Bonds. Henderson, Yankees outfielder, extended his season total to six homers leading off.
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