Benes Shakes Off Injury In Cardinals 5 2 Win Over Giants
Andy Benes in his first start since spring training injury led the St. Louis Cardinals past the San Francisco Giants 5 2. He threw 102 pitches in five innings, allowing two runs on six hits with four strikeouts and four walks.
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Benes Keeps Pace Despite Five Starts Missed
In 1996 Benes began 1-7 with a 5.92 ERA in his first 10 starts, then 17-3 the rest as Mark Petkovsek logged 223 scoreless innings and Dennis Eckersley earned a save. The NL West-leading Giants suffered their third loss in 15 games with San Francisco 7-2 on the road.
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Braves blank Dodgers as Glavine shines in April romp
Tom Glavine pitched seven strikeouts and one walk in a dominant Atlanta win. Kenny Lofton started a 14-0 rout with a first inning hit and Chipper Jones followed with a run scoring double. Dodgers struggle as Braves cruise toward another shutout.
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Brewers top Rangers in 13 run slugfest at Milwaukee
Milwaukee jumped to a 5 0 lead and rolled to a 13 2 victory over Texas as Marc Newfield drove in four, Dave Nilsson hit a three run homer, and Ben McDonald suffered a rough start. Texas bullpen struggled early and often.
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Knicks Rally Past Hornets In Game 4 Sweep Threat
Muggsy Bogues logged a playoff high 19 for Charlotte after overcoming hamstring issues as New York built a 90-81 lead and held on to a 104-98 win. Rice scored 22 for Charlotte but cooled in the second half amid Knicks pressure. Allan Houston led New York with 20 points, joined by Starks and Ewing with 16 each.
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