Bonds homers as Giants top Phillies in 3-0 win
Barry Bonds hit his first homer of the season, a two-run shot off Bobby Munoz in the first inning, lifting the San Francisco Giants over the Philadelphia Phillies. Kirk Rueter allowed four hits in seven innings for his first win, Jose Vizcaino and Bonds drove in both runs, Rod Beck earned the save in a five-hitter. Munoz struggled, Phillies offense muted, Giants pull 2-1 in the series.
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Rockies Roll to Sixth Straight as Reds Fall Behind
Ellis Burks homered twice and Andres Galarraga had four hits as the Colorado Rockies beat the Cincinnati Reds 13-4 to extend their winning streak to six. Dante Bichette added three RBIs and Mark Thompson earned the win after a dominant start despite Reds’ late homer rally.
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Mariners maul Indians as Wolcott earns first win
Seattle built a 6-0 lead in the first inning behind Bob Wolcott’s strong start and multiple homers by Russ Davis Paul Sorrento and Jay Buhner. Cleveland rookie Bartolo Colon failed to retire a batter in the first as the Mariners dominated 6-0.
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Chance meeting leads to tight scoreboard note
Fragmented scorelist shows teams like Cubs and Chicago repeated with broken player names and partial records. The text hints at games and records with incomplete stats and times, including a 7:40 listing and other messy entries.
Boston Tops Charlotte In Scoring Display
Boston and Charlotte clash as players like Mason Bogues and Rew lead scoring efforts. Team stats show Boston with strong rebounding and key baskets by Hawtin and Ovas, while Charlotte struggles with fouls and turnovers.
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