Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
American League results include New York 5 Boston 3 in the opener and 3 1 New York 3 1 Boston. Milwaukee at Toronto rain delayed. Cleveland 5 Seattle 5 and 11 4 Detroit over Baltimore. California 2 Texas. Capenny 50am New York 7 Boston 0. Cleveland 4 Seattle 7 Milwaukee 2 Toronto 1 first game Milwaukee 4 Toronto 3 second game Detroit 6 Baltimore 3 Minnesota 3 Chicago 0 Texas 7 California 4 Oakland 6 Kansas City 0. National League Chicago 8 St Louis 7 first game St Louis at Chicago second game delayed darkness. New York 5 Pittsburgh 1 20th game Cincinnati 10 San Diego 7 Houston 3 Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 2 San Francisco Philadelphia 5 Montreal 4 14 innings. Sunday Chicago 8 St Louis 1 first game St Louis at Chicago second game pod orkness New York 9 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 2 Montreal 1 10 innings San Diego 2 Cincinnati Houston 4 Atlanta 1 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 2.
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Pete Rose eyes partial retirement with Reds
Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose says he may drop the first half of next season to focus on running the club and could return only as a pinch hitter if he believes he can still contribute. He notes Kal Daniels moving to outfield opens a pinch hitting spot, and cites his 219 average this season with 52 hits in 237 at bats and 4,256 career hits.
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Vast Scatter of Names in National League Statistics
A dense OCR result lists numerous players and teams with varied figures across the National League and related names. The fragmentary text includes names like Carter, Boston, Cleveland, New York, Toronto, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago alongside numbers that resemble bats, hits, and averages, interwoven with city and team references, hinting at a baseball stats page.
Carter delivers hallmark season for Tribe's Joe Carter
Joe Carter led the Cleveland Indians to an 84-78 season finish with a 4-2 win over Seattle. He collected his 200th hit, won the AL RBI crown with 121, scored 108 runs, and posted 36 doubles along with a 20–20 season, the first Indian to do so while driving in 100+. He also achieved a 21 game hitting streak and his first three homer game. Carter called it a hell of a year and said the 200th hit was his favorite milestone.
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Astros Mets Loom In Tight Playoff Showdown
A tense confrontation between the Mets and Astros as both clubs ride five-game win streaks to set new club victory records. Each side guarded weaknesses and sought a psychological edge heading into the playoff showdown.
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Mets Ride Win Streak Into Playoffs With Dominant Pitching
On Sunday the Mets crushed the Pirates 9-0 as Sid Fernandez and Ron Darling combined on a four-hitter. Bob Knepper pitched five perfect innings and the Astros beat Atlanta 4-1. Philadelphia, Chicago, San Diego and San Francisco won their NL games while Mets manager Dave Johnson warned of a playoff letdown. Knepper stressed personal milestones matter little for pennant play.
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Angels and Red Sox Ready for AL playoffs duel
The Red Sox and Angels end slumps as they prepare to open the AL playoffs in Fenway Park. Boggs, batting champ, returns from hamstring injury and aims for a Tuesday start against Mike Witt. Don Mattingly led the Yankees with 31st homer and 53rd double as AL rivals finish season strong.
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