Blue Jays blank Indians in nine as Stieb earns win
Dave Stieb improved to 17 wins with Toronto shutting out Cleveland 9-0. McGriff homered twice, and Ken Williams and Manny Lee added consecutive doubles for a 2-0 lead before Toronto pulled away. Black took the loss despite feeling strong about Stieb.
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Open tennis results highlight mixed U S Open outcomes
Sunday results from the $635 million US Open at the National Tennis Center show Lendl and McEnroe contesting the men’s singles, with Sukova and Fernandez advancing in women’s draws. multiple races for doubles and betting outcomes listed alongside prize data and exacta figures.
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Saturday Sports Wrap With Racing And NFL Roundup
A packed broadcast listing shows early 10 a.m. NASCAR and Indy Vancouver races followed by MLB games across ESPN WTBS WGN and Ch 43. The page also notes trades signings and coaching changes across football basketball and college sports with earnings and paid amounts for several events and matchups.
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Standings show American and National League results with multiple games. Key matchups include Cleveland at Minnesota and Kansas City at Chicago, plus Los Angeles hosting Montreal and New York at San Francisco. Scores noted, with ERAs or pitchers listed in scattered lines.
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Baines Delivers First A's Home Run in Win Over Rangers
Harold Baines homered for Oakland to spark a 4-2 victory over Texas as the Athletics widened the AL West lead. Mike Moore earned the win with 6 2/3 innings, Rick Honeycutt and Dennis Eckersley wrapped the bullpen, and Rickey Henderson stole his 54th base. Rebels: Twins 4 Tigers 3 and Royals 8 Mariners 0 also noted.
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Mets complete SF sweep in four game series
The New York Mets crushed San Francisco 10-6 to complete a four game sweep and move within a half game of Pittsburgh in the NL East as David Cone earned the win. Pirates beat Houston 7-6 behind John Smiley no hitter bid into the sixth inning.
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Baseball Schedule and Roster Moves From Detroit and Minnesota
The AMERICAR LEAGUE card lists Seattle at Baltimore and other late games including Oakland at Boston Toronto at Detroit and Kansas City at Chicago with start times. Minnesota Twins promote Pedro Munoz Jack Savage and Stott Les from Portland. Houston Astros recall Bran Meyer and Al Quina from minor leagues. Andujar Cedeno and Luis Gonzalez recalled from Columbus.
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Baseball highlights from September 3 1917 to 1985
Highlights include Grover Cleveland Alexander pitching both games of a Phillies sweep of the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1917, the Yankees’ 11 runs on 18 singles against the Red Sox at Fenway, Spahn’s 47th shutout in 1957, Williams sitting out in 1970 ending Garvey’s consecutive games streak, Fenway’s 19 inning marathon in 198?, and Gary Carter’s three homers in 1985 for the Mets against the Padres.
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McEnroe Routs Sanchez in U S Open Five Setter
John McEnroe, unseeded at 31 and near retirement, outlasted Emilio Sanchez in five sets 7-6 3-6 4-6 6-4 6-3 to reach the U S Open quarterfinals in a dramatic display of stamina and court craft. Martina Navratilova exits early as Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere advances. Gretzky co-owns Arlington Million winner Golden Pheasant as horse racing headlines. Webb sidelined with knee injury in college football, and Oilers show interest in Lawrence Taylor in NFL trade chatter.
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