Homers Lift L A Over Chicago 6 1
Eric Karros Mike Piazza and Tim Wallach homered as Los Angeles defeated Chicago 6 1 at Dodger Stadium. Ismael Valdes earned the win with a complete game and 11 strikeouts while Piazza extended a 16 game hitting streak and Karros hit his 24th homer.
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DRT Derry at Cincinnati Scoreless Until Bichette's Upper Deck HR
In Cincinnati Bichette homered off John Smiley in the sixth inning, lifting the Blue Jays to a 1 0 lead. It was the 19th upper deck homer at Riverfront Stadium since it opened in 1970.
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Phillies drop 16th of 20 after ninth inning miscues
Derrick May and Derek Bell homered in the ninth as the Phillies fell to the Astros at the Astrodome. Slocumb blew his sixth save chance, surrendering RBI singles to May and Bell with one out. Dean Hartgraves recorded four outs for his first major league win.
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Rockies Beat Reds 6 4 As Bichette Drives In Two
Dante Bichette homered and doubled driving in two runs as Colorado tops Cincinnati 6 to 4. Bichette increased his league leading totals to 28 homers and 89 RBIs.
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Mets Beat Expos 1 0n Pulipher Dominant Seven
Pulsipher outdueled Perez at Shea Stadium. Pulsipher allowed six hits in eight innings with one runner reaching second. Perez gave up three hits in seven innings and struck out a career high eight.
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Giants Complete Sweep With 2 1 Victory Over Cardinals
Mark Leiter pitched a three hit gem as the San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2 to 1 at Candlestick Park to complete a three game sweep.
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Linemen, Linemen: Midlands Prep Teams Face Gaps Next Year
Rivals Lincoln James Hall and Dynane Cummings look to fill voids as key up front departures hit North Augusta and Midland Valley. Coaches emphasize youth, development, and offensive line consistency to protect backs and quarterbacks in the upcoming season.
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Seawell and Womack Lead Summer Tourney Field
The field for the season tournament includes Seawell and Womack with many top players absent. Vaughn Taylor has clinched 1995 player of the year honors with two wins and two seconds. Former champion Dr. Terry Ezell, Brooks Blackburn, and Michael Carlisle are notable omissions from the 67 original applicants. A qualifying round among 17 contestants on Thursday decided the final five spots.
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Griffey and Coleman Boost Mariners for Fight in AL
Ken Griffey Jr and Vince Coleman sparked Seattle as they chase a wild card. Coleman went 2 for 5 with two runs a steal and the rally cap in the eighth powering a 64 victory over Minnesota to pull the Mariners within one game of Texas for the spot. Randy Johnson faltered despite the win with five hits and three earned runs over six innings. Manny Ramirez Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle led Orioles offense while Tose Mesa neared the major league record for consecutive saves.
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Giambi homers for third straight game in KC win
Jason Giambi fueled a 8 to 0 win at Kansas City by homering for the third consecutive game and scoring three runs as Athletics crushed the Royals.
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Canseco Helps Red Sox Build Big Lead in AL East
At Boston Jose Canseco had three hits including a homer and a run scoring double that broke an eighth inning tie after New York rallied from a 4 0 deficit. The Red Sox increased their lead in the AL East to 10 games. Indians 8 Orioles 5 At Baltimore Cleveland knocl
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Milwaukee Triumphs Over Rangers In Arlington Split Series
Milwaukee overcame Texas 15 to 6 at Arlington to split the two game set. Jaha belted a grand slam with five RBIs, Vaughn and Liver homered, Valentin went 3 for 4, and Hulse added three hits as Milwaukee surged toward the wild card race.
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White Sox rout Angels 9-2 in Chicago win
The White Sox defeated the Angels 9 to 2 in Chicago, breaking a nine-game losing streak against California this season. Ray Durham Lance Johnson and Norberto Martin hit triples in the fifth inning, three shy of the 1901 major league record set by Chicago.
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