Murray Reaches 3 000 Hits In Twin City Triumph
Eddie Murray, aged 39, hit a pivotal single to drive in the go ahead run as the Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 4 1. He joined Pete Rose as the only switch hitters with 3 000 hits and became the 20th player ever to reach the milestone. Murray walked in the second inning and singled in the sixth after a brief at bat duel with Mike Trombley. Teammates Dave Winfield and others celebrated, with Winfield taking photos from the dugout. Joe Boever earned the win in three scoreless innings and Mike Henneman closed for his 14th save.
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Cardinals 3 Cubs 1 as Urbani breaks slump with homer
In Chicago Tom Urbani hit his first major league homer and earned his first win in two months as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1. Urbani, 23, hadn't won since April 30 and was making his seventh start since that Mets victory.
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Marlins Top Expos 10 1 Behind Conine Four RBIs
Jeff Conine powered the Marlins with two homers and four RBIs in a 10-1 win over the Montreal Expos. Florida totaled a season high 19 hits as Conine went 4-for-5 to lift his average to .328. Greg Colbrunn added a two-run shot and three RBIs while Charles Johnson belted his fifth homer. Chris Hammond pitched eight innings, allowed six hits, and fanned seven with no walks.
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Tigers Top Red Sox 7 6 Behind Late Rally
Detroit led 3-0 5-1 and 6-3 before Jose Canseco hit a solo homer in the sixth. Troy O Leary and Tim Naehring singled and scored to knot it 6 all. The Tigers regained the lead in the eighth when Ken Ryan walked two batters and Stan Be...
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Mets rally to beat Reds 7 6 on Brogna's seventh inning homer
Mets erase a three run deficit to win 7 6 over Cincinnati as Rico Brogna belted a two run shot in the seventh. Todd Hundley added a two run homer and Bobby Bonilla contributed a solo homer and sacrifice fly. Reds homers came from Ron Gant Ed Taubensee and Eric Anthony.
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Tigers 7, Red Sox 6 in Boston thriller
Travis Fryman's RBI single in the eighth inning lifted the Tigers to a 7 6 victory over the Red Sox in Boston. The comeback featured late scoring and tight defense as both teams traded leads.
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Blue Jays rally past Orioles to win third straight
Toronto's Alex Gonzalez plated the deciding run with one out in the ninth as the Blue Jays edged Baltimore 6-5 to extend their early-season winning streak to three. Candy Maldonado opened the ninth with a single, Mike Huff sac bunted, and Jesse Orosco gave up a hit to Lance Parrish as reliever.
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Daytona Beach NASCAR race results misread in OCR list
A garbled OCR feed lists numerous driver names and places such as Daytona Beach North Carolina Indiana and Nevada tied to a Ford Thunder entry. The fragmentary text resembles a race result clump with car numbers and city tags but is too corrupted to identify a clear winner or event specifics.
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Indurain Aims For Fifth Tour Title In 1990s Era
Miguel Indurain enters the Tour de France favored to win a fifth time, a historic feat last achieved by Merckx Anquetil and Hinault. Swiss rival Rominger and France’s Jalabert present strong challenges as the 23-day race begins with a tough 4.5 mile prologue in Saint-Brieuc. Rominger prides himself on peak form after Giro success and breaking Indurain’s one hour record, while Indurain insists his flawless prep and recent wins position him for the demanding test.
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