American League standings and Sunday results summary
Baseball standings and results across leagues with multiple games noted. Detroit at Cleveland, Oakland at Baltimore, Minnesota at Boston, Seattle at Toronto, California at New York, Kansas City at Milwaukee, Chicago at Texas. Sunday highlights include Yankees defeating Oakland 9-5, Blue Jays beating Angels 7-2, and Mariners 8 Orioles 5 with Lee Guetterman’s start.
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Monday and Tuesday baseball and college world series schedule
The schedule lists ESPN coverage Monday night of California at New York Yankees and the College World Series game Oklahoma State against LSU at 8 p.m. ESPN. Tuesday features WUAB coverage of the Detroit Tigers at Cleveland at 7 30 p.m.
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Cleveland
Mets Note Walk Streaks, Slumps, and Shutouts Across Baseball
Baseball round up highlights Mets Darryl Strawberry walk streak and Evans record, Giants Jeffrey Leonard go two straight hitless games then rebound, Padres Benito Santiago steals five, SLUMPS keeper Karkovice ends 17 at bats, Sid Fernandez shuts out Padres, Joe Sambito K’s lefties, Darnell Coles sidelined 15 days, scouting Bob Stoddard leads Omaha Royals, Kevin Gross tosses sixth shutout.
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Cleveland
Phil Nekra
Niekra Brothers
Perrys
New York Mets
Darryl Strawberry
Darrell Evans
Atlanta Bae
Chicago White Sox
Ron Karkovice
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Sid Fernandez
San Diego Padres
Met
Ron Darling
Atlanta Braves
Boston Red Sox
Joe Sambito
Darnell Coles
Detroit Tigers
Giants and Phillies slug past Baker Bowl in 22-8 rout
June history notes a high scoring game at the Baker Bowl where the New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 22-8. Heime Groh, Ross Youngs, and Jimmy OConnell each had five hits and OConnell hit the only home run of the game.
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Ross Youngs
Jimmy O'Connell
O’connell
Lou Gehrig
Pee Wee Wanninger
Wally Pipp
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St Loui Browns
Bob Feller
Detroit Tigers
Duke Snider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
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Nolan Ryan
California Angels
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Sandy Koufaxs
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball Transaction Roundup Across AL NL Teams
Multiple teams announced player moves including activations from the 15 day DL and recalls. Chicago White Sox activated Ivan Calderon and Willie Hernandez. Gonnie Hill on the DL. Cleveland Indians outrighted Ernie Camacho to Buffalo. Detroit Tigers activated Willie Hernandez and placed Darnell Coles on the DL. Milwaukee Brewers added Len Barker. New York Mets placed Rick Aguilera on the 15 day DL and recalled Tom Edens. Pittsburgh Pirates purchased Mike Dunne and Butch Davis, optioned Houston Iminez and Hipolito Pena.
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American Association
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Phillies Rally Past Dodgers To Break Winless Streak
The Philadelphia Phillies climb out of last place by defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 0 with Mike Schmidt sidelined. Hick Schu homered and drove in a run as Shane Rawley scattered five hits over seven innings before Steve Bedrosian finished.
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Mike Schmidt
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Indians Look To Draft Crustal Stars For Minor League Growth
The Cleveland Indians prepare for a three day summer draft of high school and college players running Tuesday through Thursday with Joe Klein Jeff Scott and Phil Thomas leading the scouting team. First round picks include 1984 Cory Snyder and 1983 Dave Clark with later selections aiding minor league development.
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Joe Klein
Jeff Scott
Phil Thomas
Tribe
Baltimore
Rick Dempsey
Cory Snyder
Greg Swindell
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