Tigers Win Two In Row
Detroit defeated the New York Yankees 9-7 to win a pair and post consecutive victories for the first time in nearly two months. Kenny Rogers lasted 2 two innings, allowing eight runs on eight hits, while Bernie Williams hit two homers for New York. Matt Howard tallied his first major league home run and Cecil Fielder added a two run double for Detroit.
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Indians blank Angels as Hershiser Tavarez combine for shutout
Orel Hershiser and Julian Tavarez combined for a five to nothing shutout in Cleveland. Hershiser went seven innings allowing four hits and one walk with four strikeouts. Tavarez pitched two perfect innings to seal the win as Manny Ramirez drove in two runs.
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White Sox Beat Orioles 2-1 as Streak Reaches 17 Games Over .500
James Baldwin and four relievers held Baltimore to nine hits while Danny Tartabull drove in both runs for Chicago. Lyle Mouton collected three hits as the White Sox improved to 17-3 since May 16 to sit 17 games above .500. Alomar went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a 22-game hitting streak.
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Twins Top Athletics 4-2 as Meares Hits Two-Run Shot
A fifth inning replacement for injured Roberto Kelly homered in the sixth to fuel Minnesota's 4-2 win over Oakland in the opener of the season's only regularly scheduled doubleheader. Meares belted his fifth homer as Rich Robertson earned his second straight victory. Minnesota had snapped an 0-8 skid against the Athletics and its first win this season over Oakland.
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Koslofski Delivers in 10th Triggering Brewers Win Over Red Sox
Kevin Koslofski, recalled from Triple-A, doubled in the 10th and scored on Boston’s costly error as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Red Sox 3-2. Koslofski doubled off the Green Monster and slid safely into second to beat the throw, scoring the decisive run.
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Mets Beat Marlins For First Time 7-6
Jeff Kent went 3 for 3 with three RBIs as the Mets held off the Marlins 7-6 for their first win in five meetings this season. Todd Hundley belted a 14th homer, Lance Johnson snagged a critical catch to preserve the save, and Mark Clark improved to 5-6 with 7 strikeouts in 7 1/3 innings.
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Giants Rally to Defeat Cardinals 4 1 in Seventh Inning Twist
San Francisco beat St. Louis 4 1 as Stan Jarviers two out bases loaded double in the eighth broke a tie. Rich DeLucia earned the win with one inning of relief and Rod Beck closed for his 15th save. Ray Lankford homered for the Cardinals in the second to take a 1 0 lead before the Giants tied it in the bottom half. Ted Stottlemyre took the loss after walking two and surrendering an RBI single to Rich Aurilia.
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Astros Rally Past Phillies Behind Biggio Three-Run Shot
Houston broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh with a four-run inning led by Craig Biggio who slugged a tiebreaking three-run homer off Russ Springer. Billy Wagner earned his first major league win as the Astros edged Philadelphia 7-3 despite limited hits against Curt Schilling. Derrick May doubled in the frame and John Cangelosi reached on Springer’s error to start the rally.
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Rockies Rally Past Rockies Defeat in 12th Inning Flagship
Braves pitcher Tom Glavine, a Cy Young winner, comments on Colorado's fall from top after a rough road trip as Weiss forced a bases loaded walk giving Atlanta a late lead. The scene notes Weiss and Wohlers in the decisive eighth inning sequence.
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Cubs Rally Past Expos In Fog Shrouded Wrigley Field
Chicago beat Montreal 6-4 as Brian McRae led off with three doubles and scored each time. Mark Grace drove in three runs while Amaury Telemaco worked into the seventh inning. Fog caused unreadable scoreboard letters and prompted a brief umpire manager meeting before the fifth inning as the game remained tied at 3-3.
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Morris delivers dramatic CWS title with last-minute homer
LSU catcher Warren Morris, back from a hand injury, hits a two-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to beat Miami 9-6 and claim the College World Series title. The Tigers improve to 62-15, earning their third CWS crown since 1991.
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