Ex Braves Lead Marlins Past Cardinals
Miami pitcher Chris Hammond seven shutout innings led the Marlins past St. Louis 6-0. Pendleton and Gregg homered. Hammond improved to 7-3, allowed three hits, struck out five, walked two, and lowered his NL ERA to 2.50. Veres pitched hitless eighth. Nen finished. Cardinals left with two runners on in sixth and seventh.
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Rockies Beat Expos 11-3 as Walker Returns to Montreal
Larry Walker homered for the Rockies in Montreal, tying his career best with 23 on the season and helping Colorado stop a three game slide. Joe Girardi went 3 for 5 with an RBI and three runs as Colorado rolled to an 11-3 victory over the Expos.
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Royals Rally Past Tigers 4 3 Behind Gaetti Squeeze
In Kansas City Gary Gaetti scored on David Howard's squeeze bunt with one out in the eighth to lift the Royals over the Tigers 4 3. Gaetti added a single stole second and advanced on John Flaherty’s second error of the game for his first steal with Kansas City and first since 1998.
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Baseball Tightens Rules to Speed Up Games
As of Friday managers must signal bullpen changes from the dugout, not on a walk to the mound. Time between innings is cut by 40 seconds to 2 minutes 5 seconds, except on national telecasts. At 1 45 mark public address announcers begin innings first batter. Phillies manager Jim Fregosi and catcher Darren Daulton debate practical fixes.
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Panthers and Jaguars prepare for milestone exhibition game
The Panthers trade for Barry Foster and add Frank Reich Don Beebe and Pete Metzelaars with Reich starting games and Kerry Collins and Jack Trudeau rotating quarterback duties. Jaguars start Steve Beuerlein with Brunell Ware and Rob Johnson backing up as Desmond Howard Ernest Givins loom as targets. A 24 725 crowd is expected at Fawcett Stadium for pro hall inductions as both expansion teams use game to evaluate players.
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