Red Sox rally past Yankees to halt Wetteland streak
Boston erased a seven-run lead then won 12-11 over New York as Jeff Fyfe delivered a ninth inning single. Kevin Mitchell drove in four for Boston while Vaughn Eshelman earned the win. Orioles edged Blue Jays 11-10 on Bobby Bonilla’s sacrifice fly in the ninth. Rocky Coppinger won his first relief appearance, as Baltimore rallied from an 8-7 deficit.
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Major League Standings and Friday Wins
Friday games saw the Brewers edge the Tigers 3 2 after nine innings tied 2 2 as McDonald and Olivares pitched deep. Hocking drove in the game winner for the Twins 4 3 over the White Sox in Minneapolis. Ernie Young sparked the A's 7 6 win over the Mariners with a seventh inning homer and chain of Oakland blasts totaling 150 team homers.
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Padres Rally Past Dodgers 5-4 On Comeback In Eighth
Padres erased a 4-2 deficit in the eighth as John Flaherty and Jody Reed delivered RBI singles. Steve Finley walked and stole second and third before Caminiti’s sacrifice fly, with Wally Joyner and Osuna adding runs. Bryce Florie earned the win and Trevor Hoffman got the save.
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Silver Bluff Advances as Pitching Dominates
Silver Bluff handed the ball to its pitching staff after a continued effort, Perry striking out four and Barfield five. Batesburg-Leesville scored once on a Ty Erving single, Erving collecting two of their four hits while Silver Bluff totaled four. Coach Hattaway voiced concern over hitting as the tournament progressed.
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