Royals End 14-Game Streak in Defeat to Mariners
Kansas City saw its long winning streak snapped as Seattle, behind Reggie Jefferson with four RBIs and Edgar Martinez's three-run homer, routed the Royals 11-2 in Kansas City. Tim Davis allowed seven hits and seven runs in five innings, with Jeff Nelson and Goose Gossage finishing.
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Puckett Tops Twins Fastest 100 RBIs in club history
Kirby Puckett reached 100 RBIs faster than any Minnesota player, driving in three as the Twins beat the Yankees 10-4 to snap New York’s eight-game road win streak. Puckett’s 101st RBI came in his 104th game, surpassing Harmon Killebrew’s 106 games record.
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Indians Blank Red Sox 7 0 for Split in Twin Bill
Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-0 in the day game of a doubleheader as Dennis Martinez threw a two-hitter and Carlos Baerga homered twice. John Valentin led the Red Sox in the 8-4 win with a career-high five hits and five RBIs in the first game. Martinez improved to 11-6, retiring 19 straight batters after Naehring's second-inning hit.
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Tigers 3, Blue Jays beat Toronto on homers night
Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3 to 2 as Cecil Fielder and Tony Phillips homered. Mike Moore improved to 11-10 after seven innings allowing two runs on eight hits with one strikeout and three walks. Joe Boever earned his 3rd save in 12 1/3 innings. Pat Hentgen fell to 13-8 after eight innings, surrendering three runs on four hits with nine strikeouts and three walks.
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Driver's Win Sets Precedent In Oaks
Malvern Burroughs became the first amateur driver to win the Hambletonian Oaks aboard Gleam in a 1 55 3 5 finish. The 53 year old, a real estate man and heavy construction owner at Meadowlands, led from the backstretch to beat nine fillies and a star field including Campbell O'Donnell Lachance. Gleam, from Paramus, qualified by winning elim in 1 56 1 5.
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Cauthen Headed To Hall Of Fame Induction
Saratoga Springs N Y 1978 18 year old Steve Cauthen the youngest jockey to win the Triple Crown is set to be inducted into the National Racing Hall of Fame He will join trainer Jimmy Croll and champions Ta Wee Arts and Letters Eight Thirty and Flatterer Inductees include Holy Bull's trainer and top stakes winners Cauthen 34 will be honored during ceremonies across from Saratoga Race Course He has 2794 career wins across 12 countries and is the only jockey to win the five major derbies in the United States England Ireland France and Italy. the mix of classic Derby Preakness and Belmont battles with Alydar marks his Triple Crown feat.
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Victory Dream wins final at Meadowlands in 1 million purse
Victory Dream earned $1 million for the final at Meadowlands, boosting his year record to eight wins in 10 starts and 11th career win in 15 races. FA Stable and Victory Dream Stable of Lindenhurst, New York, own the horse which paid $2.80, $2.20 and $2.20 in the final. The horse previously won $100,000 in each elimination heat, with $1 million final purse.
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