Tigers End Seven-Game Slide With Ninth-Inning Bloop
Detroit Tigers snapped a seven-game skid as Travis Fryman drove in the winning run with a two-out bloop single in the bottom of the ninth. The victory ended an 11-game home drought at Tiger Stadium dating to May 2 and marked only the Tigers second win in 21 games. The New York Yankees suffered a rare loss, their second in seven games.
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White Sox rout Orioles on three homers in win
Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 8-2 as Alex Fernandez scattered 11 hits. Tony Phillips, Ron Karkovice and Robin Ventura hit solo shots off Scott Erickson, who came in with two homers allowed all season. Phillips collected three hits, part of Chicago’s 14-hit attack in its seventh win in eight games. Roberto Alomar homered for Baltimore and went 2-for-4, raising his average to .408 with a 21-game hitting streak.
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Red Sox Rally From Big Deficit To Beat Brewers 10-7
Boston Pinch hitter Reggie Jefferson hit a two run homer and Jose Canseco added his second homer in the eighth as the Red Sox erased a seven run hole to defeat Milwaukee 10 to 7 on Friday night. Rich Garces earned the win with two innings of relief. Greg Vaughn had five RBIs in his return from a benching and Kevin Seitzer collected four of Milwaukee's 16 hits.
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Indians Rally Past Angels 4-3 on McDowell Gem
Jack McDowell limited California to three hits through eight innings, giving Cleveland a 4-3 win after Don Slaught and Randy Velarde homered. McDowell improved to 6-4, walked two, and struck out five in a five‑year urging victory Friday night.
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Uniformed Angels fall as team clinches tight win
A victorious run noted as this marked his first win since May 16 and his second of the season against the Angels. Jose Mesa earned his 21st save, allowing one run on a walk and a hit in the ninth.
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Royals 9 Mariners 5 Earned Win on Oferman and Nunnally
Jose Offerman drove in three runs and Jon Nunnally homered in his first at bat after a recall as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Seattle Mariners 9-5 in Kansas City. Mariners third baseman Russ Davis fractured a left ankle chasing a foul ball in the fourth. he was carried away on a stretcher. In the first, Royals pitcher Tim Belcher and manager Bob Boone were ejected by umpire Joe Brinkman.
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Rangers Beat Blue Jays 10 7 Behind Delgado Big Night
Rangers win 10-7 at Arlington as Dean Palmer and Rusty Greer drive in three each. Toronto errors help the Texas victory while Carlos Delgado hits 4-for-5 with four RBIs and a homer, his first since May 2. The Rangers jump to a 5-0 lead off Marty Janzen and add runs in the fourth fifth and sixth.
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McGwire, Young pace A s past Twins snap streak
Oakland Athletics defeated Minnesota 6 4 as Mark McGwire hit his 14th homer and Ernie Young contributed two hits one RBI and a run. Minnesota stranded 15 runners as their eight game skid to Oakland extended the drought dating to last season. Carlos Reyes earned the win in relief with three innings. Buddy Groom fanned two in the seventh while retiring Ron Coomer with bases loaded.
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Bertman Prepares LSU for Miami Rematch in CWS Title
LSU coach Skip Bertman, a former Miami assistant, leads the Tigers against the Hurricanes in the College World Series final. Bertman roots for Miami teams and recalls LSU’s 1991 and 1993 championships. The LSU offense has heated up, while Miami relies on starter J D Arteaga to counter LSU’s potent lefty-heavy lineup.
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Seven-Run Seventh Lifts Marlins Past Mets 12-2
Devon White hit a grand slam as Florida broke open a seven-run seventh inning to beat New York 12-2. Pendleton added four hits, Colbrunn and Renteria also productive as Al Leiter fanned nine over six. Jets of offense totaled 19 hits.
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Astros Rout Phillies Behind Bagwell and Bell Homers
Houston Astros defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 11 to 5 on Friday night. Jeff Bagwell launched a two run homer in the third inning and Derek Bell added a two run single in a six run fourth that doomed Carlos Crawford in his major league debut. Bell also homered in the sixth off Ron Blazier.
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Miller Recovers Wins National Gymnastics Championship
Shannon Miller fell on the balance beam but recovered to win the National Gymnastics Championship edging Jayde Phelps by five hundredths over a two day meet. Miller, a five time Olympic medalist, led after compulsories and qualified for Olympic trials along with fellow top finishers.
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