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JULY
1985

Monday, July 1st

SCOREBOARD: JULY 1, 1985
Los Angeles Dodgers 8, Cincinnati Reds 1 at Dodger Stadium
W: Orel Hershiser L: Jay Tibbs
Montreal Expos 3, St. Louis Cardinals 2 (10 inn.) at Stade Olympique
W: Gary Lucas L: Ricky Horton
Pittsburgh Pirates 1, New York Mets 0 at Shea Stadium
W: Rick Reuschel L: Sid Fernandez S: John Candelaria
Chicago Cubs 3, Philadelphia Phillies 1 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Ray Fontenot L: John Denny S: Lee Smith
San Diego Padres 6, Houston Astros 5 (10 inn.) at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Rich Gossage L: Nolan Ryan
Atlanta Braves 4, San Francisco Giants 1 at Candlestick Park
W: Zane Smith L: Mike Krukow S: Bruce Sutter
Detroit Tigers 7, Baltimore Orioles 1 at Memorial Stadium
W: Randy O'Neal L: Scott McGregor
Seattle Mariners 3, Chicago White Sox 1 at Comiskey Park I
W: Frank Wills L: Floyd Bannister S: Edwin Nunez
Oakland Athletics 4, Kansas City Royals 3 at Royals Stadium
W: Keith Atherton L: Danny Jackson S: Jay Howell
Milwaukee Brewers 5, Boston Red Sox 1 at County Stadium
W: Pete Vuckovich L: Mike Trujillo S: Bob Gibson
Cleveland Indians 5, Minnesota Twins 2 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Vern Ruhle L: Ken Schrom S: Jeff Barkley
Texas Rangers 10, California Angels 5 at Arlington Stadium
W: Glen Cook L: Jim Slaton S: Dave Schmidt
New York Yankees 4, Toronto Blue Jays 1 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Joe Cowley L: Doyle Alexander S: Dave Righetti
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Tuesday, July 2nd

IN THE NEWS: Houston's Joe Niekro wins his 200th career game 3–2 over the Padres. Joe and Phil Niekro join Jim Perry and Gaylord Perry as the only pitching brother combinations to win at least 200 games per pitcher.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 2, 1985
Los Angeles Dodgers 3, Cincinnati Reds 0 at Dodger Stadium
W: Fernando Valenzuela L: Joe Price
St. Louis Cardinals 4, Montreal Expos 0 at Stade Olympique
W: John Tudor L: David Palmer
New York Mets 5, Pittsburgh Pirates 4 at Shea Stadium
W: Ron Darling L: Larry McWilliams S: Roger McDowell
Philadelphia Phillies 11, Chicago Cubs 2 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Shane Rawley L: Rick Sutcliffe
Houston Astros 3, San Diego Padres 2 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Joe Niekro L: Ed Wojna S: Jeff Calhoun
San Francisco Giants 8, Atlanta Braves 3 at Candlestick Park
W: Jim Gott L: Steve Bedrosian S: Scott Garrelts
Baltimore Orioles 5, Detroit Tigers 4 (10 inn.) at Memorial Stadium
W: Don Aase L: Willie Hernandez
Chicago White Sox 12, Seattle Mariners 4 at Comiskey Park I
W: Tim Lollar L: Brian Snyder S: Bob James
Kansas City Royals 10, Oakland Athletics 1 at Royals Stadium
W: Charlie Leibrandt L: Rick Langford
Milwaukee Brewers 4, Boston Red Sox 3 (10 inn.) at County Stadium
W: Rollie Fingers L: Bob Stanley
Minnesota Twins 8, Cleveland Indians 7 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Frank Eufemia L: Tom Waddell S: Pete Filson
California Angels 7, Texas Rangers 2 at Arlington Stadium
W: Kirk McCaskill L: Bob Sebra
New York Yankees 5, Toronto Blue Jays 3 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Ed Whitson L: Jimmy Key
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Wednesday, July 3rd

SCOREBOARD: JULY 3, 1985
New York Mets 6, Pittsburgh Pirates 2 at Shea Stadium
W: Ed Lynch L: Jose DeLeon
Chicago Cubs 4, Philadelphia Phillies 3 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Lee Smith L: Kent Tekulve
Detroit Tigers 4, Baltimore Orioles 3 (10 inn.) at Memorial Stadium
W: Dan Petry L: Sammy Stewart
Seattle Mariners 5, Chicago White Sox 1 at Comiskey Park I
W: Bill Swift L: Dan Spillner
Kansas City Royals 3, Oakland Athletics 0 at Royals Stadium
W: Bret Saberhagen L: Chris Codiroli S: Dan Quisenberry
Boston Red Sox 9, Milwaukee Brewers 0 at County Stadium
W: Bruce Hurst L: Danny Darwin
Minnesota Twins 7, Cleveland Indians 0 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Mike Smithson L: Neal Heaton
California Angels 3, Texas Rangers 2 (11 inn.) at Arlington Stadium
W: Donnie Moore L: Dave Schmidt
Toronto Blue Jays 3, New York Yankees 2 (10 inn.) at Exhibition Stadium
W: Jim Acker L: Rich Bordi
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Thursday, July 4th

IN THE NEWS: In a marathon game that borders on the surreal, the Mets endure two rain delays and 6:10 of playing time to beat the Braves 16–13 in 19 innings on Fireworks Night in Atlanta. The Mets had taken a 10–8 lead in the top of the 13th inning, only to watch the Braves tie it up. The Mets score again in the 18th, but relief hurler Rick Camp (a .060 hitter who was batting because Atlanta had no more position players available to pinch-hit) ties the score with his first ML home run on a 2-out 2-strike pitch in the bottom of the inning. No pitcher ever homered that late in a game before. Finally the Mets erupt for five runs in the 19th off Camp and Atlanta can respond only with 2. Keith Hernandez hits for the cycle for the Mets, and the game ends at 3:55 A.M. on July 5th, the latest finish in ML history. At 4:01 A.M. the post-game fireworks display begins, causing local residents to think the city is under attack.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 4, 1985
New York Mets 16, Atlanta Braves 13 (19 inn.) at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Tom Gorman L: Rick Camp
San Francisco Giants 6, Chicago Cubs 4 at Wrigley Field
W: Scott Garrelts L: Steve Trout S: Greg Minton
Montreal Expos 9, Houston Astros 3 (12 inn.) at Astrodome
W: Randy St.claire L: Frank DiPino
Philadelphia Phillies 3, Cincinnati Reds 1 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Kevin Gross L: Mario Soto
San Diego Padres 9, Pittsburgh Pirates 1 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Eric Show L: Rick Rhoden
St. Louis Cardinals 3, Los Angeles Dodgers 2 at Busch Stadium II
W: Joaquin Andujar L: Ken Howell
California Angels 5, Boston Red Sox 4 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Pat Clements L: Oil Can Boyd S: Donnie Moore
Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland Indians 0 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Britt Burns L: Bert Blyleven
Baltimore Orioles 5, Kansas City Royals 3 at Royals Stadium
W: Dennis Martinez L: Bud Black S: Nate Snell
New York Yankees 3, Minnesota Twins 2 at Yankee Stadium
W: Ron Guidry L: John Butcher
Oakland Athletics 3, Toronto Blue Jays 2 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Jay Howell L: Bill Caudill
Seattle Mariners 7, Milwaukee Brewers 1 at Kingdome
W: Mike Moore L: Moose Haas
Texas Rangers 4, Detroit Tigers 1 at Arlington Stadium
W: Burt Hooton L: Walt Terrell
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Friday, July 5th

IN THE NEWS: At Wrigley Field, the first three hitters in the Cubs' announced batting order are Billy Hatcher, Davey Lopes, and Ryne Sandberg. After Hatcher walks, Lopes takes a strike before someone in the Cubs' dugout sees that the lineup card submitted to the umpire has Sandberg listed second and Lopes third. Sandberg then finishes the at-bat (during which Hatcher is picked off) and singles. Lopes, hitting in his proper turn, doubles Sandberg home. All for naught as the Giants beat them, 12-6.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 5, 1985
New York Mets 6, Atlanta Braves 1 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Rick Aguilera L: Pascual Perez
San Francisco Giants 12, Chicago Cubs 6 at Wrigley Field
W: Vida Blue L: Scott Sanderson
Houston Astros 4, Montreal Expos 2 at Astrodome
W: Mike Scott L: Mickey Mahler S: Ron Mathis
Philadelphia Phillies 5, Cincinnati Reds 2 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Larry Andersen L: Tom Browning S: Don Carman
Pittsburgh Pirates 5, San Diego Padres 4 (12 inn.) at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Rick Reuschel L: Craig Lefferts
Los Angeles Dodgers 4, St. Louis Cardinals 1 at Busch Stadium II
W: Tom Niedenfuer L: Danny Cox S: Ken Howell
California Angels 13, Boston Red Sox 4 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Ron Romanick L: Bob Ojeda S: Pat Clements
Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland Indians 3 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Tom Seaver L: Jerry Reed
Baltimore Orioles 6, Kansas City Royals 3 at Royals Stadium
W: Mike Boddicker L: Mark Gubicza S: Sammy Stewart
New York Yankees 6, Minnesota Twins 3 at Yankee Stadium
W: Dennis Rasmussen L: Ken Schrom S: Brian Fisher
Toronto Blue Jays 8, Oakland Athletics 2 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Jim Clancy L: Bill Krueger
Seattle Mariners 7, Milwaukee Brewers 6 (11 inn.) at Kingdome
W: Edwin Nunez L: Rick Waits
Texas Rangers 3, Detroit Tigers 1 at Arlington Stadium
W: Charlie Hough L: Jack Morris
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Saturday, July 6th

IN THE NEWS: At Pittsburgh, a 2-out single by Marvell Wynne plates the winning run as the Pirates sink the Padres, 8–7. Steve Kemp homers for Pittsburgh, and would've added a single but is thrown out at 1B in the 7th by RF Tony Gwynn in a 9–3 putout.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 6, 1985
San Francisco Giants 6, Chicago Cubs 4 at Wrigley Field
W: Scott Garrelts L: Lee Smith S: Mark Davis
Houston Astros 8, Montreal Expos 7 at Astrodome
W: Jeff Calhoun L: Gary Lucas S: Dave Smith
Cincinnati Reds 4, Philadelphia Phillies 2 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Ron Robinson L: John Denny S: Ted Power
Pittsburgh Pirates 8, San Diego Padres 7 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: John Candelaria L: Craig Lefferts
Los Angeles Dodgers 8, St. Louis Cardinals 3 at Busch Stadium II
W: Bob Welch L: Kurt Kepshire
Boston Red Sox 7, California Angels 5 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Bob Stanley L: Stew Cliburn
Chicago White Sox 6, Cleveland Indians 4 (10 inn.) at Cleveland Stadium
W: Bob James L: Rich Thompson
Baltimore Orioles 8, Kansas City Royals 3 at Royals Stadium
W: Scott McGregor L: Danny Jackson
Oakland Athletics 5, Toronto Blue Jays 1 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Don Sutton L: Doyle Alexander
Seattle Mariners 5, Milwaukee Brewers 3 at Kingdome
W: Roy Thomas L: Pete Vuckovich S: Brian Snyder
Detroit Tigers 4, Texas Rangers 3 at Arlington Stadium
W: Randy O'Neal L: Dave Rozema S: Willie Hernandez
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Sunday, July 7th

IN THE NEWS: Floyd Youmans, ticketed for the minors after the game to make way for Bill Gullickson coming off the DL, pitches the last three innings to get his 1st ML win as the Expos outlast the Astros, 6–3 in 19 innings. A 2-out error by Enos Cabell and a 2-run single by Mike Fitzgerald do it for the Expos.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 7, 1985
New York Mets 4, Atlanta Braves 0 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Sid Fernandez L: Zane Smith S: Roger McDowell
New York Mets 8, Atlanta Braves 5 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Ron Darling L: Jeff Dedmon S: Jesse Orosco
Chicago Cubs 6, San Francisco Giants 5 at Wrigley Field
W: Warren Brusstar L: Mark Davis S: Lee Smith
Montreal Expos 6, Houston Astros 3 (19 inn.) at Astrodome
W: Floyd Youmans L: Ron Mathis
Cincinnati Reds 3, Philadelphia Phillies 2 (10 inn.) at Veteran's Stadium
W: John Franco L: Kent Tekulve S: Ted Power
San Diego Padres 3, Pittsburgh Pirates 0 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: La Marr Hoyt L: Rick Reuschel
St. Louis Cardinals 7, Los Angeles Dodgers 1 at Busch Stadium II
W: John Tudor L: Orel Hershiser
California Angels 8, Boston Red Sox 3 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Kirk McCaskill L: Jim Dorsey
Cleveland Indians 10, Chicago White Sox 3 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Tom Waddell L: Tim Lollar
Kansas City Royals 8, Baltimore Orioles 4 at Royals Stadium
W: Charlie Leibrandt L: Storm Davis S: Dan Quisenberry
New York Yankees 3, Minnesota Twins 2 (11 inn.) at Yankee Stadium
W: Dave Righetti L: Curt Wardle
New York Yankees 14, Minnesota Twins 2 at Yankee Stadium
W: Rich Bordi L: Rick Lysander
Toronto Blue Jays 8, Oakland Athletics 2 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Jimmy Key L: Steve McCatty
Milwaukee Brewers 2, Seattle Mariners 1 at Kingdome
W: Teddy Higuera L: Bill Swift S: Rollie Fingers
Detroit Tigers 5, Texas Rangers 3 at Arlington Stadium
W: Frank Tanana L: Greg Harris S: Willie Hernandez
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Monday, July 8th

IN THE NEWS: Joaquin Andujar scatters 12 singles to register his 15th win as the Cards down the Giants, 6–1.

Marge Schott becomes president and CEO of the Cincinnati Reds.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 8, 1985
Atlanta Braves 7, Montreal Expos 1 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Rick Mahler L: Bill Gullickson
San Diego Padres 8, Chicago Cubs 4 at Wrigley Field
W: Tim Stoddard L: Lary Sorensen
New York Mets 7, Cincinnati Reds 5 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Ed Lynch L: Jay Tibbs S: Jesse Orosco
Philadelphia Phillies 7, Houston Astros 4 at Astrodome
W: Charles Hudson L: Mark Knudson S: Kent Tekulve
Los Angeles Dodgers 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 3 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Fernando Valenzuela L: Jose DeLeon
St. Louis Cardinals 6, San Francisco Giants 1 at Busch Stadium II
W: Joaquin Andujar L: Dave LaPoint
Minnesota Twins 7, Baltimore Orioles 4 (10 inn.) at Memorial Stadium
W: Ron Davis L: Don Aase
California Angels 3, Milwaukee Brewers 2 (11 inn.) at Anaheim Stadium
W: Donnie Moore L: Bob Gibson
Cleveland Indians 4, Texas Rangers 0 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Neal Heaton L: Mike Mason
Chicago White Sox 9, Detroit Tigers 4 at Tiger Stadium
W: Gene Nelson L: Dan Petry
Kansas City Royals 5, New York Yankees 2 at Yankee Stadium
W: Bret Saberhagen L: Phil Niekro
Boston Red Sox 2, Oakland Athletics 1 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Bruce Hurst L: Chris Codiroli S: Steve Crawford
Toronto Blue Jays 4, Seattle Mariners 0 at Kingdome
W: Dave Stieb L: Mike Moore
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Tuesday, July 9th

IN THE NEWS: In the bottom of the third inning of a game between the Blue Jays and the Mariners, Phil Bradley is on second with one out when Gorman Thomas singles to right. Jesse Barfield's throw to Buck Martinez nails Bradley, though Martinez breaks his ankle in the collision. When Thomas tries to take 3B on the play, Martinez' throw sails into LF. Thomas tries to score but George Bell's throw to Martinez beats him. Buck makes the catch and tag while sitting on the ground. Whitt takes over catching and the Jays win in 13 innings, 9–4. The big blow is a grand slam homer by George Bell in the 13th —the first extra inning slam in club history—to break a 4–4 tie.

New York's Ron Guidry works eight 2/3 innings to win his 10th straight, beating the Royals, 6–4. Guidry allows nine hits and strikes out 1.

The Blue Jays trade 1B-OF Len Matuszek to the Dodgers for veteran Al Oliver, who joins his 5th club in the last three seasons.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 9, 1985
Montreal Expos 5, Atlanta Braves 1 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Bryn Smith L: Pascual Perez S: Tim Burke
Chicago Cubs 7, San Diego Padres 3 at Wrigley Field
W: Steve Trout L: Eric Show S: George Frazier
New York Mets 11, Cincinnati Reds 2 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Dwight Gooden L: Mario Soto
Philadelphia Phillies 5, Houston Astros 3 at Astrodome
W: Kevin Gross L: Bob Knepper S: Kent Tekulve
Los Angeles Dodgers 8, Pittsburgh Pirates 3 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Rick Honeycutt L: Rick Rhoden S: Tom Niedenfuer
St. Louis Cardinals 3, San Francisco Giants 1 at Busch Stadium II
W: Danny Cox L: Bill Laskey
Baltimore Orioles 11, Minnesota Twins 6 at Memorial Stadium
W: Nate Snell L: Ken Schrom
California Angels 5, Milwaukee Brewers 4 (10 inn.) at Anaheim Stadium
W: Donnie Moore L: Rollie Fingers
Cleveland Indians 7, Texas Rangers 2 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Bert Blyleven L: Burt Hooton
Detroit Tigers 6, Chicago White Sox 5 at Tiger Stadium
W: Willie Hernandez L: Bob James
New York Yankees 6, Kansas City Royals 4 at Yankee Stadium
W: Ron Guidry L: Bud Black S: Dave Righetti
Boston Red Sox 6, Oakland Athletics 3 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Oil Can Boyd L: Steve Ontiveros
Toronto Blue Jays 9, Seattle Mariners 4 (13 inn.) at Kingdome
W: Ron Musselman L: Ed Vande Berg
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Wednesday, July 10th

SCOREBOARD: JULY 10, 1985
Montreal Expos 6, Atlanta Braves 5 (11 inn.) at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium (att. 9,936)
W: Tim Burke L: Bruce Sutter
Chicago Cubs 4, San Diego Padres 3 at Wrigley Field
W: Scott Sanderson L: Dave Dravecky S: Lee Smith
New York Mets 2, Cincinnati Reds 1 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Rick Aguilera L: Tom Browning
Houston Astros 10, Philadelphia Phillies 0 at Astrodome
W: Mike Scott L: Jerry Koosman
Los Angeles Dodgers 5, Pittsburgh Pirates 4 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Jerry Reuss L: Lee Tunnell S: Ken Howell
St. Louis Cardinals 7, San Francisco Giants 3 at Busch Stadium II
W: Kurt Kepshire L: Vida Blue S: Jeff Lahti
Minnesota Twins 2, Baltimore Orioles 1 at Memorial Stadium
W: Frank Viola L: Mike Boddicker S: Ron Davis
California Angels 2, Milwaukee Brewers 1 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Ron Romanick L: Ray Burris
Texas Rangers 4, Cleveland Indians 1 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Charlie Hough L: Jerry Reed
Detroit Tigers 1, Chicago White Sox 0 at Tiger Stadium
W: Jack Morris L: Tom Seaver
New York Yankees 6, Kansas City Royals 5 at Yankee Stadium
W: Dave Righetti L: Dan Quisenberry
Oakland Athletics 5, Boston Red Sox 4 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Bill Krueger L: Bob Ojeda S: Jay Howell
Toronto Blue Jays 11, Seattle Mariners 1 at Kingdome
W: Jim Clancy L: Frank Wills
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Thursday, July 11th

IN THE NEWS: Nolan Ryan becomes the first pitcher to record 4,000 strikeouts, fanning Danny Heep in the 6th inning of Houston's 4–3 win over the Mets. Ryan finishes with 11 strikeouts in seven innings but gets no decision. Bill Doran's 5th hit drives home Dickie Thon in the 12th with the winning run.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 11, 1985
Atlanta Braves 3, Philadelphia Phillies 2 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Bruce Sutter L: Larry Andersen
Los Angeles Dodgers 3, Chicago Cubs 1 at Wrigley Field
W: Bob Welch L: Ray Fontenot S: Ken Howell
Cincinnati Reds 2, Montreal Expos 0 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Ron Robinson L: Joe Hesketh S: Ted Power
Houston Astros 4, New York Mets 3 (12 inn.) at Astrodome
W: Dave Smith L: Tom Gorman
Pittsburgh Pirates 6, San Francisco Giants 4 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Cecilio Guante L: Mike Krukow
St. Louis Cardinals 6, San Diego Padres 0 at Busch Stadium II
W: John Tudor L: Mark Thurmond
Baltimore Orioles 7, Chicago White Sox 6 at Memorial Stadium
W: Sammy Stewart L: Mike Stanton
Toronto Blue Jays 5, California Angels 3 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Doyle Alexander L: Jim Slaton S: Gary Lavelle
Kansas City Royals 1, Cleveland Indians 0 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Danny Jackson L: Vern Ruhle
Minnesota Twins 5, Detroit Tigers 1 at Tiger Stadium
W: Mike Smithson L: Randy O'Neal S: Ron Davis
New York Yankees 11, Texas Rangers 7 at Yankee Stadium
W: Bob Shirley L: Glen Cook
Oakland Athletics 9, Milwaukee Brewers 3 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Don Sutton L: Pete Vuckovich
Boston Red Sox 7, Seattle Mariners 1 at Kingdome
W: Al Nipper L: Bill Swift S: Steve Crawford
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Friday, July 12th

SCOREBOARD: JULY 12, 1985
Atlanta Braves 7, Philadelphia Phillies 4 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Terry Forster L: Don Carman
Los Angeles Dodgers 7, Chicago Cubs 4 at Wrigley Field
W: Tom Niedenfuer L: Lee Smith
Cincinnati Reds 5, Montreal Expos 4 (11 inn.) at Riverfront Stadium
W: John Franco L: Randy St.claire
New York Mets 3, Houston Astros 2 (10 inn.) at Astrodome
W: Ron Darling L: Ron Mathis S: Roger McDowell
Pittsburgh Pirates 3, San Francisco Giants 1 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Rick Reuschel L: Jim Gott S: John Candelaria
San Diego Padres 2, St. Louis Cardinals 0 at Busch Stadium II
W: La Marr Hoyt L: Joaquin Andujar S: Rich Gossage
Baltimore Orioles 10, Chicago White Sox 3 at Memorial Stadium
W: Ken Dixon L: Gene Nelson S: Don Aase
California Angels 5, Toronto Blue Jays 3 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Kirk McCaskill L: Jimmy Key S: Donnie Moore
Cleveland Indians 5, Kansas City Royals 4 (11 inn.) at Cleveland Stadium
W: Tom Waddell L: Dan Quisenberry
Minnesota Twins 3, Detroit Tigers 2 at Tiger Stadium
W: John Butcher L: Frank Tanana S: Ron Davis
New York Yankees 6, Texas Rangers 0 at Yankee Stadium
W: Ed Whitson L: Bob Sebra
Milwaukee Brewers 5, Oakland Athletics 3 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Teddy Higuera L: Chris Codiroli
Boston Red Sox 5, Seattle Mariners 4 at Kingdome
W: Mike Trujillo L: Edwin Nunez S: Mark Clear
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Saturday, July 13th

IN THE NEWS: The Angels get three pinch hits in the bottom of the 9th to beat the Blue Jays, 4–3. Miller, Brown and Boone all deliver singles to give Witt the CG win.

The White Sox take a 9–0 lead over the Orioles and hang on for a 10–8 win. Gary Roenicke drives in six runs for the O's on a 2-run home run and a grand slam off Britt Burns, who goes all the way. Dennis Martinez takes to loss.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 13, 1985
Atlanta Braves 13, Philadelphia Phillies 5 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Rick Mahler L: Charles Hudson
Los Angeles Dodgers 9, Chicago Cubs 1 at Wrigley Field
W: Fernando Valenzuela L: Larry Gura
Montreal Expos 6, Cincinnati Reds 3 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Bill Gullickson L: Mario Soto S: Tim Burke
New York Mets 10, Houston Astros 1 at Astrodome
W: Ed Lynch L: Mark Knudson
San Francisco Giants 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 1 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Dave LaPoint L: Jose DeLeon
St. Louis Cardinals 7, San Diego Padres 3 at Busch Stadium II
W: Danny Cox L: Ed Wojna S: Jeff Lahti
Chicago White Sox 10, Baltimore Orioles 8 at Memorial Stadium
W: Britt Burns L: Dennis Martinez
California Angels 4, Toronto Blue Jays 3 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Mike Witt L: Gary Lavelle
Kansas City Royals 5, Cleveland Indians 1 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Bret Saberhagen L: Bert Blyleven
Minnesota Twins 6, Detroit Tigers 4 at Tiger Stadium
W: Ken Schrom L: Dan Petry S: Frank Eufemia
New York Yankees 3, Texas Rangers 1 at Yankee Stadium
W: Phil Niekro L: Mike Mason S: Dave Righetti
Oakland Athletics 2, Milwaukee Brewers 0 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Tim Birtsas L: Danny Darwin S: Steve Ontiveros
Seattle Mariners 6, Boston Red Sox 5 at Kingdome
W: Brian Snyder L: Bob Stanley
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Sunday, July 14th

IN THE NEWS: Walt Terrell and Hernandez combine on a one-hitter as the Tigers blank the Twins, 8–0. Tom Brunansky's double in the 7th is the only hit. Herndon and Evans hit back-to-back homers in the 4th.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 14, 1985
Atlanta Braves 12, Philadelphia Phillies 3 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
W: Pascual Perez L: Kevin Gross S: Rick Camp
Chicago Cubs 10, Los Angeles Dodgers 4 at Wrigley Field
W: George Frazier L: Rick Honeycutt S: Warren Brusstar
Cincinnati Reds 5, Montreal Expos 4 (10 inn.) at Riverfront Stadium
W: Ted Power L: Gary Lucas
New York Mets 1, Houston Astros 0 at Astrodome
W: Dwight Gooden L: Bob Knepper
San Francisco Giants 7, Pittsburgh Pirates 3 at Three Rivers Stadium
W: Bill Laskey L: Rick Rhoden S: Mark Davis
St. Louis Cardinals 2, San Diego Padres 1 at Busch Stadium II
W: Kurt Kepshire L: Dave Dravecky S: Jeff Lahti
Chicago White Sox 5, Baltimore Orioles 3 at Memorial Stadium
W: Tom Seaver L: Mike Boddicker S: Dan Spillner
California Angels 5, Toronto Blue Jays 3 at Anaheim Stadium
W: Stew Cliburn L: Gary Lavelle
Kansas City Royals 9, Cleveland Indians 5 at Cleveland Stadium
W: Bud Black L: Neal Heaton S: Dan Quisenberry
Detroit Tigers 8, Minnesota Twins 0 at Tiger Stadium
W: Walt Terrell L: Frank Viola S: Willie Hernandez
New York Yankees 7, Texas Rangers 1 at Yankee Stadium
W: Ron Guidry L: Burt Hooton
Oakland Athletics 11, Milwaukee Brewers 2 at Oakland-Alameda County Stadium
W: Bill Krueger L: Moose Haas S: Keith Atherton
Boston Red Sox 6, Seattle Mariners 2 at Kingdome
W: Oil Can Boyd L: Frank Wills
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Tuesday, July 16th

IN THE NEWS: The National League beats the American League 6–1 at Minnesota's Metrodome for its 13th win in the last 14 All-Star Games. San Diego's LaMarr Hoyt allows one unearned run in three innings and is named MVP.

Thursday, July 18th

SCOREBOARD: JULY 18, 1985
Philadelphia Phillies 6, Cincinnati Reds 3 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Jerry Koosman L: Mario Soto S: Kent Tekulve
Los Angeles Dodgers 2, St. Louis Cardinals 1 at Dodger Stadium
W: Orel Hershiser L: Bill Campbell S: Tom Niedenfuer
Montreal Expos 3, Houston Astros 0 at Stade Olympique
W: Joe Hesketh L: Joe Niekro S: Jeff Reardon
New York Mets 7, Atlanta Braves 6 at Shea Stadium
W: Ron Darling L: Rick Mahler S: Jesse Orosco
San Diego Padres 3, Pittsburgh Pirates 2 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Craig Lefferts L: John Candelaria S: Rich Gossage
San Francisco Giants 1, Chicago Cubs 0 at Candlestick Park
W: Mike Krukow L: George Frazier
Baltimore Orioles 8, Kansas City Royals 3 at Memorial Stadium
W: Scott McGregor L: Bret Saberhagen S: Sammy Stewart
Boston Red Sox 10, California Angels 1 at Fenway Park
W: Bruce Hurst L: Kirk McCaskill
Chicago White Sox 10, Cleveland Indians 0 at Comiskey Park I
W: Britt Burns L: Vern Ruhle
Texas Rangers 3, Detroit Tigers 2 at Tiger Stadium
W: Charlie Hough L: Frank Tanana S: Greg Harris
Seattle Mariners 5, Milwaukee Brewers 2 at County Stadium
W: Mike Moore L: Danny Darwin
Minnesota Twins 8, New York Yankees 4 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Frank Eufemia L: Rich Bordi
Oakland Athletics 6, Toronto Blue Jays 4 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Steve Ontiveros L: Gary Lavelle S: Jay Howell
Compiled by Retrosheet (www.retrosheet.org)

Friday, July 19th

SCOREBOARD: JULY 19, 1985
Cincinnati Reds 3, Philadelphia Phillies 2 at Riverfront Stadium
W: John Franco L: Kent Tekulve
Los Angeles Dodgers 5, St. Louis Cardinals 2 at Dodger Stadium
W: Bob Welch L: Danny Cox
Montreal Expos 4, Houston Astros 0 at Stade Olympique
W: Bryn Smith L: Bob Knepper
Atlanta Braves 1, New York Mets 0 at Shea Stadium
W: Zane Smith L: Rick Aguilera S: Bruce Sutter
San Diego Padres 6, Pittsburgh Pirates 0 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Andy Hawkins L: Jose DeLeon
Chicago Cubs 4, San Francisco Giants 3 at Candlestick Park
W: Lary Sorensen L: Jim Gott S: Lee Smith
Kansas City Royals 10, Baltimore Orioles 3 at Memorial Stadium
W: Charlie Leibrandt L: Mike Boddicker
California Angels 3, Boston Red Sox 2 at Fenway Park
W: Ron Romanick L: Oil Can Boyd S: Donnie Moore
Chicago White Sox 1, Cleveland Indians 0 at Comiskey Park I
W: Tom Seaver L: Bert Blyleven
Texas Rangers 2, Detroit Tigers 1 at Tiger Stadium
W: Burt Hooton L: Dan Petry S: Dave Rozema
Milwaukee Brewers 9, Seattle Mariners 7 at County Stadium
W: Teddy Higuera L: Matt Young S: Bob Gibson
New York Yankees 6, Minnesota Twins 4 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Joe Cowley L: John Butcher S: Dave Righetti
Toronto Blue Jays 5, Oakland Athletics 1 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Jimmy Key L: Don Sutton
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Saturday, July 20th

IN THE NEWS: LaMarr Hoyt gives up five hits in eight innings to record his 11th straight win as the Padres beat the Pirates, 4–2.

Scattering seven hits, Ron Guidry wins his 12th straight, beating the Twins 8–3. Don Mattingly has a 2-run homer and a 2-run double for the Yanks.

Driving in seven runs on two homers, Darryl Strawberry leads the Mets to a 16–5 drubbing of the visiting Braves. Straw's first home run, in the 1st off Steve Bedrosian, is a grand slam, and his next is a 3-run home run in the 3rd.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 20, 1985
Philadelphia Phillies 10, Cincinnati Reds 6 at Riverfront Stadium
W: Shane Rawley L: Ron Robinson S: Kent Tekulve
Los Angeles Dodgers 3, St. Louis Cardinals 0 at Dodger Stadium
W: Fernando Valenzuela L: John Tudor
Montreal Expos 6, Houston Astros 1 at Stade Olympique
W: Bill Gullickson L: Nolan Ryan
New York Mets 16, Atlanta Braves 4 at Shea Stadium
W: Dwight Gooden L: Steve Bedrosian
San Diego Padres 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 2 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: La Marr Hoyt L: Rick Rhoden S: Rich Gossage
Chicago Cubs 2, San Francisco Giants 1 at Candlestick Park
W: Dick Ruthven L: Atlee Hammaker S: Lee Smith
Kansas City Royals 7, Baltimore Orioles 5 at Memorial Stadium
W: Danny Jackson L: Mike Flanagan S: Dan Quisenberry
California Angels 5, Boston Red Sox 3 at Fenway Park
W: Mike Witt L: Bob Ojeda S: Donnie Moore
Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland Indians 6 at Comiskey Park I
W: Juan Agosto L: Bryan Clark
Detroit Tigers 6, Texas Rangers 5 (15 inn.) at Tiger Stadium
W: Bill Scherrer L: Greg Harris
Seattle Mariners 13, Milwaukee Brewers 10 at County Stadium
W: Ed Vande Berg L: Bob McClure S: Roy Thomas
New York Yankees 8, Minnesota Twins 3 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Ron Guidry L: Ken Schrom
Oakland Athletics 5, Toronto Blue Jays 1 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Tim Birtsas L: Dave Stieb S: Steve Ontiveros
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Sunday, July 21st

SCOREBOARD: JULY 21, 1985
Cincinnati Reds 7, Philadelphia Phillies 6 at Riverfront Stadium
W: John Franco L: Don Carman S: Ted Power
St. Louis Cardinals 4, Los Angeles Dodgers 2 (10 inn.) at Dodger Stadium
W: Jeff Lahti L: Tom Niedenfuer S: Bob Forsch
Houston Astros 5, Montreal Expos 4 at Stade Olympique
W: Mike Scott L: Mickey Mahler S: Dave Smith
New York Mets 15, Atlanta Braves 10 at Shea Stadium
W: Terry Leach L: Pascual Perez
Pittsburgh Pirates 5, San Diego Padres 2 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Lee Tunnell L: Eric Show
San Francisco Giants 2, Chicago Cubs 1 at Candlestick Park
W: Bill Laskey L: Larry Gura S: Greg Minton
Baltimore Orioles 6, Kansas City Royals 4 at Memorial Stadium
W: Tippy Martinez L: Bud Black S: Don Aase
Boston Red Sox 8, California Angels 4 at Fenway Park
W: Al Nipper L: Urbano Lugo
Cleveland Indians 4, Chicago White Sox 3 (10 inn.) at Comiskey Park I
W: Rich Thompson L: Dan Spillner
Texas Rangers 7, Detroit Tigers 5 at Tiger Stadium
W: Dave Schmidt L: Aurelio Lopez
Milwaukee Brewers 5, Seattle Mariners 4 at County Stadium
W: Ray Burris L: Frank Wills S: Bob Gibson
New York Yankees 5, Minnesota Twins 2 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Phil Niekro L: Frank Viola
Toronto Blue Jays 11, Oakland Athletics 4 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Dennis Lamp L: Bill Krueger
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Monday, July 22nd

SCOREBOARD: JULY 22, 1985
Pittsburgh Pirates 6, Los Angeles Dodgers 3 at Dodger Stadium
W: Larry McWilliams L: Rick Honeycutt S: Cecilio Guante
Atlanta Braves 7, Montreal Expos 1 at Stade Olympique
W: Rick Mahler L: David Palmer
Cincinnati Reds 5, New York Mets 1 at Shea Stadium
W: Mario Soto L: Sid Fernandez
Philadelphia Phillies 7, Houston Astros 6 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Don Carman L: Jeff Heathcock
Chicago Cubs 5, San Diego Padres 3 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Ron Meridith L: Roy Lee Jackson S: Lee Smith
St. Louis Cardinals 4, San Francisco Giants 3 at Candlestick Park
W: Joaquin Andujar L: Dave LaPoint S: Jeff Lahti
Boston Red Sox 6, Oakland Athletics 4 at Fenway Park
W: Tim Lollar L: Chris Codiroli S: Bob Stanley
Chicago White Sox 9, Detroit Tigers 4 at Comiskey Park I
W: Gene Nelson L: Randy O'Neal S: Jerry Don Gleaton
Kansas City Royals 5, New York Yankees 4 at Royals Stadium
W: Mike Jones L: Dennis Rasmussen S: Dan Quisenberry
Milwaukee Brewers 16, California Angels 3 at County Stadium
W: Pete Vuckovich L: Jim Slaton S: Rick Waits
Minnesota Twins 5, Baltimore Orioles 4 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Mike Smithson L: Storm Davis S: Ron Davis
Texas Rangers 2, Cleveland Indians 1 at Arlington Stadium
W: Greg Harris L: Vern Ruhle
Toronto Blue Jays 3, Seattle Mariners 1 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Tom Filer L: Mark Langston S: Bill Caudill
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Tuesday, July 23rd

IN THE NEWS: Oddibe McDowell becomes the first Texas Ranger to hit for the cycle, going 5-for-5 in an 8–4 win over Cleveland.

SCOREBOARD: JULY 23, 1985
Los Angeles Dodgers 6, Pittsburgh Pirates 0 at Dodger Stadium
W: Orel Hershiser L: Rick Reuschel
Montreal Expos 4, Atlanta Braves 2 at Stade Olympique
W: Joe Hesketh L: Zane Smith S: Jeff Reardon
Cincinnati Reds 4, New York Mets 0 at Shea Stadium
W: Tom Browning L: Ron Darling
Philadelphia Phillies 12, Houston Astros 6 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Jerry Koosman L: Bob Knepper
Chicago Cubs 8, San Diego Padres 1 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Rick Sutcliffe L: Andy Hawkins
St. Louis Cardinals 6, San Francisco Giants 3 at Candlestick Park
W: Danny Cox L: Mike Krukow
Boston Red Sox 3, Oakland Athletics 2 at Fenway Park
W: Bruce Hurst L: Rick Langford
Chicago White Sox 5, Detroit Tigers 3 at Comiskey Park I
W: Britt Burns L: Frank Tanana
Kansas City Royals 5, New York Yankees 2 at Royals Stadium
W: Bret Saberhagen L: Ed Whitson S: Dan Quisenberry
California Angels 2, Milwaukee Brewers 0 at County Stadium
W: Kirk McCaskill L: Danny Darwin
Minnesota Twins 5, Baltimore Orioles 2 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: John Butcher L: Scott McGregor S: Ron Davis
Texas Rangers 8, Cleveland Indians 4 at Arlington Stadium
W: Charlie Hough L: Neal Heaton S: Dave Rozema
Toronto Blue Jays 4, Seattle Mariners 2 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Doyle Alexander L: Mike Moore S: Bill Caudill
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Wednesday, July 24th

SCOREBOARD: JULY 24, 1985
Los Angeles Dodgers 9, Pittsburgh Pirates 1 at Dodger Stadium
W: Bob Welch L: Don Robinson
Montreal Expos 3, Atlanta Braves 1 at Stade Olympique
W: Bryn Smith L: Steve Bedrosian
Cincinnati Reds 3, New York Mets 2 at Shea Stadium
W: John Franco L: Roger McDowell S: Ted Power
Philadelphia Phillies 3, Houston Astros 1 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Kevin Gross L: Nolan Ryan S: Kent Tekulve
Chicago Cubs 4, San Diego Padres 3 (10 inn.) at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Lee Smith L: Tim Stoddard S: George Frazier
St. Louis Cardinals 4, San Francisco Giants 0 at Candlestick Park
W: John Tudor L: Jim Gott
Boston Red Sox 6, Oakland Athletics 5 at Fenway Park
W: Bob Stanley L: Jay Howell
Detroit Tigers 5, Chicago White Sox 4 at Comiskey Park I
W: Dan Petry L: Tom Seaver
Kansas City Royals 5, New York Yankees 3 at Royals Stadium
W: Charlie Leibrandt L: Joe Cowley S: Dan Quisenberry
California Angels 8, Milwaukee Brewers 4 at County Stadium
W: Ron Romanick L: Teddy Higuera
Baltimore Orioles 4, Minnesota Twins 2 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Mike Boddicker L: Ken Schrom S: Don Aase
Cleveland Indians 8, Texas Rangers 4 at Arlington Stadium
W: Bert Blyleven L: Burt Hooton
Toronto Blue Jays 3, Seattle Mariners 1 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Jimmy Key L: Matt Young S: Gary Lavelle
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Thursday, July 25th

SCOREBOARD: JULY 25, 1985
Los Angeles Dodgers 7, Chicago Cubs 3 at Dodger Stadium
W: Fernando Valenzuela L: Ray Fontenot S: Ken Howell
Montreal Expos 1, Cincinnati Reds 0 at Stade Olympique
W: Bill Gullickson L: Tom Hume S: Jeff Reardon
New York Mets 6, Houston Astros 3 at Shea Stadium
W: Dwight Gooden L: Mike Scott
Atlanta Braves 3, Philadelphia Phillies 2 at Veteran's Stadium
W: Bruce Sutter L: Kent Tekulve
St. Louis Cardinals 9, San Diego Padres 6 at San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium
W: Ken Dayley L: Rich Gossage S: Jeff Lahti
San Francisco Giants 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 3 at Candlestick Park
W: Greg Minton L: Cecilio Guante
Boston Red Sox 5, Seattle Mariners 3 at Fenway Park
W: Bob Ojeda L: Bill Swift S: Mark Clear
Baltimore Orioles 5, Chicago White Sox 1 at Comiskey Park I
W: Mike Flanagan L: Floyd Bannister
Oakland Athletics 11, Milwaukee Brewers 2 at County Stadium
W: Tim Birtsas L: Jaime Cocanower
Detroit Tigers 7, Minnesota Twins 2 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
W: Jack Morris L: Frank Viola
Toronto Blue Jays 7, California Angels 0 at Exhibition Stadium
W: Dave Stieb L: Mike Witt
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Friday, July 26th

IN THE NEWS: Wade Boggs goes 0-for-3 in Boston's 6–2 win over Seattle to halt his hitting streak at 28 games, the longest in the major leagues since 1980.

In a 10–0 blanking of the Cubs, LA's Pedro Guerrero is 2-for-2 to complete a