Indians not out of it yet says McNamara
Indians manager John McNamara told players after a closed meeting that the AL East race remains up for grabs. He urged improved plate discipline after a weekend where four errors and two failed bases loaded chances hurt them tying to trade deadline moves for a middle order hitter and a starting pitcher.
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Indians Rally Inning Leads In Series Shortened Duel
Indians Jacoby and Eisenreich spark scoring as McFarlane drives in runs and Seitzer adds an infield hit. McNamara uses Candy Candiotti in relief after bullpen strain, saying there was no alternative as the five game set against the Yankees stretches to the 10th inning.
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A's fall behind after Henderson bases-loaded walk
In a tense seventh inning, Seattle reliever Mike Jackson walked Dave Henderson with the bases loaded to break a 2-2 tie, leading to a 6-2 Seattle win as Oakland’s AL West lead shrank to three games. Henderson and Jackson offered conflicting quotes on the result as Chicago’s loss to Boston tightened the division race.
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Dodgers stay in NL West race with 4-1 win over Reds
Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda declared staying in the chase after Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 4-1, extending their hot stretch to seven wins in eight games and cutting the gap to seven behind the Reds. The Reds lost their eighth straight, with San Francisco five and a half games back. Houston beat San Francisco 6-1 as Danny Darwin worked eight innings and the Astros capitalized on two San Francisco errors. Atlanta edged San Diego 4-3 in 11th on Oddibe McDowell’s leadoff homer breaking a five-game skid.
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Ryan aims for 300th win in Milwaukee showdown
Nolan Ryan seeks his 300th victory as the 43-year-old faces the Milwaukee Brewers at County Stadium. Gary Sheffield, 21, tallies in the spotlight as Ryan recalls a rough Arlington outing and vows a focused, pressure resistant performance to close the milestone.
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Baseball scores from Monday games across leagues
In the American League Kansas City beat Cleveland 7 to 6 New York defeated Detroit 6 to 2 Toronto toppled Baltimore 9 to 2 Boston fell to Chicago 3 to 0 Minnesota beat California 7 to 2 Texas lost to Milwaukee 1 Oakland defeated Seattle 6 to 2 In the National League Atlanta edged San Diego 4 to 3 in 14 innings Houston won 6 to 4 over San Francisco Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 1 complete the card
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Unclear scheduled NBA style games across multiple cities
A fragmented listing shows numerous matchups including teams tied to city arenas and pitchers or players with inconsistent names and records. The fragmentary data lacks coherent results or dates, making precise game details and outcomes unavailable.
Wednesday N BT schedule yields mixed results across leagues
The schedule lists multiple early and late games across the American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include Kansas City at Cleveland and Seattle at Oakland in the American League, with Detroit at New York and Toronto at Baltimore also on tap. In the National League, Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati while New York faces Montreal and San Francisco battles Los Angeles.
Steinbrenner ordered to resign by August second
Commissioner announced George Steinbrenner must resign as New York Yankees general partner by August 2 for dealings with gambler Howard Spira. In MLB moves, Bradley traded to the Chicago White Sox for Ron Kittle. Dwight Evans activated for the Red Sox. Randy Kutcher optioned to Pawtucket. Gene Larkin activated for the Twins. Chip Hale optioned to Portland. Jet Russell assigned to Port Charlotte. Ernie Whitt activated for the Braves. Jimmy Kremers optioned to Richmond. Rafael Navoa contract purchased from Shreveport.
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Minor League Jackson lifts Indians with two run homer
Lev Erne Jackson hit a two run homer in the second inning to lift the Canton Akron Indians to a 7 1 victory over the Albany Yankees in Eastern League action Monday night.
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George Steinbrenner's costly battles with the Yankees
The text chronicles George Steinbrenner's high profile career with the New York Yankees, including charity and conflicts with players, umpires, and the press. It notes fines totaling $600,000, a 1981 World Series elevator incident in Los Angeles, and a pivotal $40,000 payment to a gambler that led to Steinbrenner's downfall.
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