Clemens K's Nine As Sox Halt Orioles Streak
Roger Clemens fanned nine and limited Baltimore to two hits through the final seven innings as Boston downed the Orioles 4 to 2 to end Baltimore's 10-game win streak. The Red Sox also halted a seven-game skid.
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Blue Jays Sink Tigers Behind Fernandez Five RBI Night
Tony Fernandez homered and drove in a career high five runs as Toronto beat Detroit 13 to 4. He went 3 for 6 with a three run homer and two RBI doubles in his second game back with the Blue Jays. Pat Hentgen earned the win after five innings of four run, five hit, four walk ball. The Tigers pitcher Mark Leiter was charged with five runs on three hits and four walks over 2 1/3 innings. Dennis Eckersley secured the save with a 11th. The Oakland lineup shined, while the Twins missed a fifth straight win.
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Hemond drives RBI double as A's top Twins 7 6 in Minneapolis
Scott Hemond capped his first three hit game with an RBI double in the ninth to lift the Oakland Athletics over the Minnesota Twins 7-6, ending Oakland's five game skid. With two outs and tied at five, Mike Bordick collected his fourth single. Hemond entered in the later innings and delivered the decisive hit.
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Royals Rally Past White Sox In 10th For 5 4 Win
George Brett plates fourth hit with a double and scores on Kevin McReynolds single in the 10th to lift Kansas City over Chicago 5 4. Brett’s double ties him with Carl Yastrzemski for eighth on the career list as McReynolds delivers the game decisive hit off Donn Pall after Wally Joyner was intentionally walked.
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Avery shines as Braves top Reds in slugfest win
Avery allowed two runs over seven innings and Jeff Blauser homered as Atlanta built a 6-2 lead. Blauser drove in two and Sid Bream added key hits while John Roper struggled in his third major league appearance. Reds bullpen and defense faltered as Braves bats stayed hot.
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Pavlik shines as Rangers topple Indians 5 1 in Arlington
Roger Pavlik yielded four hits over eight innings and Ivan Rodriguez hit a homer while driving in three as the Texas Rangers defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 1 in Arlington on Sunday night.
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Young Drops 21st, Nears All-Time Mark
Anthony Young suffered his 21st straight defeat as the Philadelphia Phillies swept the New York Mets 5-3 at Shea Stadium marking the Mets first four-game sweep in 13 years. The all-time losses record stands at 23 held by Cliff Curtis. The Phillies rise to 44-17 while New York dips to 19-41.
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Yankees Rally Past Brewers in Late Inning Win
Bernie Williams drove in three runs as the New York Yankees scored in back-to-back big innings in the second and third Sunday night to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 9 5. Don Mattingly homered to start the third for a 4 3 lead before Paul O'Neill doubled and Boddicker, nursing a sprained left knee, was replaced by Angel Miranda.
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Dodgers top Padres 2-1 as Hershiser wins debut
Orel Hershiser pitched seven innings allowing two runs and nine hits to pace the Los Angeles Dodgers past the San Diego Padres 2-1. Greg Harris took the loss, dropping to 6-7, while rookie Mike Piazza added a double and a single to help the Dodgers split the four game series.
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Rockies Dominate Astros 9-1 for Series Sweep
Colorado Rockies swept the Houston Astros 9-1 as Andres Galarraga led with key hits and drove in multiple runs. Dante Bichette added four hits while Bruce Ruffin earned the win after a strong start, holding Houston to five hits through six innings. The victory marked Colorado's fifth win in six meetings with Houston this season.
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Giants top Cubs 5 3 in sweep at Candlestick
John Burkett became the NL’s first nine game winner and Barry Bonds hit his 17th homer as the Giants beat the Cubs 5-3 to complete a three game sweep. It was San Francisco’s fourth straight win and their first Cubs sweep since June 1991 at Candlestick Park.
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Marlins Sweep Pirates Behind Late Two-Run Triple
Rich Renertia delivered a two-run triple in the seventh as the Miami Marlins completed their first home sweep of the Pirates. The win was the Marlins fourth straight, lifting them to fourth in the NL East with a 30 31 record. Reliever Blas Minor (4-3) walked Junior Felix with one out in the seventh and Walt Weiss followed with a single.
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