Yankees pummel Angels in 17-6 rout
New York erased an early five-run deficit with 17 straight runs in a 17-6 win over the Angels. Jim Leyritz homered and drove in five as Brian Boehringer earned his first major league win in relief.
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Baseball talks resume today after brief session
Lead negotiators for players and owners met less than half an hour. Donald Fehr said bargaining will likely resume Wednesday with hopes of finishing the talks. Issues include service time credit, luxury tax terms for 1997 to 1999, and approval by 21 of 28 teams.
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Jones, Mets stifle Giants in 7-3 win at San Francisco
Bobby Jones struck out a career high 10 while a rare infielder interference call in the seventh led to four unearned runs as the Mets beat the Giants 7-3. Osvaldo Fernandez walked Ochoa to start the eighth and Edgardo Alfonzo's bunt moved him to second before Carl Everett delivered the go ahead hit.
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Fragmented Sports Schedule Snippet From Old Paper
The readable lines show a jagged list of games with teams and times including New York Kansas San Francisco Colorado Los Angeles and San Diego. Names like Benes and Philadona appear as players or commentators amid garbled OCR.
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