Fielder Drives Tigers To 11 4 Win Over Angels
Cecil Fielder homered twice and drove in seven as Detroit beat California Angels 11 4. He had an RBI single in the first, a 445 foot three run shot in the third, and a three run homer in the seventh, finishing 3 for 3 with a walk. Bill Gullickson earned the win. John Farrell took the loss.
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Twins top Indians 5-4 as Puckett homers for 150th career
Kirby Puckett hit his 150th career home run and Scott Erickson earned a win as the Minnesota Twins defeated Cleveland 5-4. Minnesota has won eight of ten after an eight-game slide, sparked by a series sweep in Cleveland and a productive weekend run at the Metrodome.
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Royals edge Brewers 8 7 in ninth on Gwynn drive
Chris Gwynn doubled off the glove of left fielder Kevin Reimer to drive home the winning run with one out in the ninth, lifting the Kansas City Royals to an 8-7 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in Kansas City.
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White Sox rally for 4 3 win over Red Sox
Ron Karkovice hit a two run homer as Chicago erased a late deficit with a three run seventh inning to defeat the Red Sox 4 3 in Chicago. The comeback featured key hits and bullpen work to seal the win for the White Sox.
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Athletics top Blue Jays as seven game win streak ends
Verlin worked eight effective innings for Oakland as the Athletics defeated Toronto 10 to 3. Kevin Seitzer had three hits and scored twice while Ruben Sierra belted a three run homer, snapping Oakland’s three game skid.
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Orioles Sweep Mariners In 5-2 Victory
Baltimore Orioles extend win streak to four with a 5-2 triumph over Seattle Mariners. A 20 minute delay followed Bill Hasel man charged the mound after a hit by pitch from Mike Mussina, sparking a bench and bullpen brawl that drew city police onto the field.
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Marlins Complete First Ever Sweep Of Padres
The Florida Marlins beat the San Diego Padres 9-2 to complete a three game sweep for the first time. Chris Hammond homered and earned the win, allowing two runs in 7 2/3 innings. Trevor Hoffman recorded the last outs as San Diego dropped to 11 losses in 14 games. Bret Barbarie added a homer during a four run eighth. Florida outscored San Diego 18-5 in the series.
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Astros Rally Past Mets For Sixth Straight Win Over NY
Houston defeats the New York Mets 5-4 as Scott Servais drives in the go ahead run with a decisive third double in the seventh. Ken Caminiti belts his ninth homer to tie the game, Luis Gonzalez steals second, and Al Osuna earns the win with Doug Jones securing the save. Doug Drabek allows three runs in six innings.
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Cardinals Beat Reds 5 1 on Magrane Gem and Lankford RBIs
Joe Magrane pitched seven strong innings earning his first win since May 1 as the Cardinals toppled the Reds 5-1 in Cincinnati. Ray Lankford doubled home two runs, sparking a three-run sixth that broke the game open as St. Louis batted around against Jose Rijo, who saw his five-game win streak end.
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Giants Beat Pirates 7 1 in San Francisco Rally
Barry Bonds and Will Clark hit two run doubles as the Giants defeated the Pirates 7 to 1 in San Francisco. The win salvaged a split of the four game series and denied Bob Weiland his 100th major league win.
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Cubs Beat Expos 4-1 to End Skid and Prevent Sweep
Chicago Cubs end a four game slide by beating the Montreal Expos 4 to 1. Greg Hibbard improved to 7-8, holding Montreal to six hits in 7 2/3 innings with three strikeouts and no walks. Randy Myers earned his 17th save in 18 chances after escaping two jams in the eighth and ninth.
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Braves Lose in Tight Pitching Duel Highlighted by Smoltz Performance
Braves knuckleballer Tom Candiotti pitched well through eight, but took the loss as Atlanta fell 4-3 to the Dodgers. Jeff Blauser and Pendleton opened the fourth with singles, Justice drove in a run with a sac fly, and Sid Bream added an RBI triple in the ninth. Smoltz fanned Cory Snyder and struck out Mike Piazza earlier, while Darryl Strawberry returned for L.A. but was 0-for-3.
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