McGwire breaks homer drought with 38th of season
St. Louis Cardinals edge Houston Astros 4 3 as Mark McGwire ends a 21 at bat drought with a two run blast to the upper deck. He reclaims the major league home run lead at 38 while Tony La Russa debates rest.
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Johnson Dominates Angles in Mariners Shutout Win
Randy Johnson struck out 15 in a 2-0 Seattle victory over the Anaheim Angels, his first shutout this season after a clubhouse altercation with teammate David Segui. Edgar Martinez drove in both runs with a two run single in the sixth. Angels drop to third in the AL West, half a game behind Texas after the Rangers beat Oakland 4-2.
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Yankees extend win streak with Cone mastery in Tampa Bay
The New York Yankees defeated the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 4-2 to stretch their winning streak to nine. David Cone improved to 13-2 with eight innings of three-hit ball, while Mariano Rivera closed for his 24th save as New York moved within reach of baseball's best start in 96 years at 64-20. Paul ONeill and Chuck Knoblauch contributed key runs.
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IPTAY donations exceed 9 million for Clemson
IPTAY surpassed 9.14 million in gifts from 19,451 members for 1998-99, funding athletic scholarships for nearly 400 Clemson athletes. Executive director George Bennett notes no $1 million gift this year, contrasting with last year’s record.
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