Game 115 | | The End of the World | | | WKRP | | | Sixteen Mile Stand | | | Kingston | | | | Golden | | | Mike's | | | Nasty Boys | | | Pete Rose | | |
| Superblood | | | Tastes Just Like | | | Dave Concepcion | | | California | | | | Lexington | | | Valley Forge | | | Bottom | | | Sparky Anderson | | |
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Game 116 | | The End of the World | | | WKRP | | | Sixteen Mile Stand | | | Kingston | | | | Golden | | | Mike's | | | Nasty Boys | | | Pete Rose | | |
| Superblood | | | Tastes Just Like | | | Dave Concepcion | | | California | | | | Lexington | | | Valley Forge | | | Bottom | | | Sparky Anderson | | |
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Game 117 | | The End of the World | | | WKRP | | | Sixteen Mile Stand | | | Kingston | | | | Golden | | | Mike's | | | Nasty Boys | | | Pete Rose | | |
| Superblood | | | Tastes Just Like | | | Dave Concepcion | | | California | | | | Lexington | | | Valley Forge | | | Bottom | | | Sparky Anderson | | |
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Game 118 | | The End of the World | | | WKRP | | | Sixteen Mile Stand | | | Kingston | | | | Dave Concepcion | | | Tastes Just Like | | | California | | | Superblood | | |
| Bottom | | | Sparky Anderson | | | Golden | | | Mike's | | | | Lexington | | | Pete Rose | | | Valley Forge | | | Nasty Boys | | |
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Game 119 | | The End of the World | | | WKRP | | | Sixteen Mile Stand | | | Kingston | | | | Dave Concepcion | | | Tastes Just Like | | | California | | | Superblood | | |
| Bottom | | | Sparky Anderson | | | Golden | | | Mike's | | | | Lexington | | | Pete Rose | | | Valley Forge | | | Nasty Boys | | |
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Game 120 | | The End of the World | | | WKRP | | | Sixteen Mile Stand | | | Kingston | | | | Dave Concepcion | | | Tastes Just Like | | | California | | | Superblood | | |
| Bottom | | | Sparky Anderson | | | Golden | | | Mike's | | | | Lexington | | | Pete Rose | | | Valley Forge | | | Nasty Boys | | |
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Note: Box scores marked with an asterisk
(e.g., Box*) indicate "extra-inning" games. Since all
scores are rounded to the nearest integer, some games will
produce a tie initially. However, the winner of the
game is always the team with the highest raw score to all
possible decimal places, and an adjustment is made to the
score to allow a winner to be displayed.
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