Oakland Stifles Chicago in tight 1-0 win
Oakland pitcher Steve Ontiveros endured neck spasms and received on mound therapy but lasted seven innings, pitching 99 pitches to a 1-0 victory. Rickey Henderson drove in the lone run with a third inning RBI single as Chicago dropped its fourth in a row. Eddie Murray doubled twice for Baltimore and Kenny Lofton had three hits for Cleveland in a separate note.
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Mariners rally past Royals with late ninth inning run
Kansas City led 9 10 before Seattle staged a dramatic ninth inning. Tom Goodwin drove in the deciding run with an RBI single after Ron Villone walked Chris Stynes and a throwing error on Brent Mayne's sacrifice allowed a baserunner to reach second. Goodwin grounded a sharp ball up the middle for the final play.
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Angels power past Twins as record sinks behind Cleveland
Tim Salmon Chili Davis and Gary DiSarcina each drove in two runs for the California Angels who routed the Minnesota Twins. The Twins fell to 12-82, 20 games behind first place Cleveland in the AL Central, worsening their major league worst mark.
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Tigers Dominate Yankees 6-1 Behind Wells No-Hit Threat
Detroit capitalized on New York miscues and Juan Samuel's homer streak as David Wells faltered after a promising start. Wells carried a no-hit bid into the sixth before Tartabull ended it with a two-out single. The Tigers improved to 6-1 in the game, handing the Yankees their 16th loss in 20 games.
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Indians rally to beat Orioles 4 3 in Cleveland
Wayne Kirby delivered a triple and a single plus the go ahead RBI as Cleveland improved to 31 11 and 16 4 at home both leading the majors. The Indians defeated Baltimore 4 to 3.
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Rowing finals push to meet gold standard time
The article notes Cyrus Beasley of Augusta winning the men's single sculls by five seconds in windy finals. It details team trials continuing with second-round finals and the requirement that all nine classification winners post gold-medal times in Friday trials to earn national-team selection, with several crews already surpassing the standard in Monday’s races.
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Rangers rally past Brewers for sixth straight win
Texas defeated Milwaukee 4 2 as Juan Gonzalez homered for the third time in three games. Roger Pavlik earned his fourth straight decision win. Gonzalez, limited to nine games by a bad back, cleared the fences off Steve Sparks who logged his first career complete game in defeat.
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Blue Jays Win In 12th On Gonzalez Catch And Walkoff
Shortstop Alex Gonzalez preserved a tie with a spectacular 11th inning catch and then cleared the bases with two outs in the bottom of the 12th, lifting Toronto past Boston and out of last place in the AL East.
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Redsblast Rockies as Gant hits two homers in win
Ron Gant blasted two home runs and drove in four as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Colorado Rockies 11-6 in Denver. Gant's 13th and 14th homers tied Larry Walker for the NL lead, with Walker also homering. Cincinnati pushed its streak to five wins and moved to nine wins in 10 games.
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Labor Problems Shadow Finals in NBA Title Chase
As one of the best postseasons nears its end the NBA faces a possible lockout this week despite high ratings and exciting play. Houston leads Orlando 3 2 in the finals while labor talks stall with the players association and owners near a quarrel over a new collective bargaining agreement.
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Gilmore lands Coastal job after finalist run
Gilmore won the Coastal athletic director's nod after a strong finalist field of more than 100 applicants. He interviewed Friday and was informed Monday night he would become head coach, bridging the gap between USC Aiken success and Coastal aims. He led USC Aiken to the 1998 NCAA Division I College World Series and produced 32 professional players during his tenure.
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