Mets Beat Reds 5-2 Behind Clark and Ochoa Show
New York pitcher Mark Clark worked eight strong innings and Alex Ochoa drove in two runs in his season debut as the Mets defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-2. Butch Huskey added three RBIs, Clark improved to 7-6 with his third straight decision, while John Franco closed with his 16th save. Pete Schourek, on the DL since May 31, took the loss for Cincinnati. Bernard Gilkey collected three hits for New York as the rally began with a bases loaded fourth inning.
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Phillies Rally Past Rockies In Tight 5 4 Win
Mike Benjamin drew a bases loaded walk from Ryan Hawblitzer with two outs in the seventh to give Philadelphia a 5 4 win over Colorado. Tim Spehr hit a three run homer in the ninth as AC struck out three and walked two before allowing the blast. Ron Blazier earned his first big league decision, Ricky Bottalico notched his 16th save, and Colorado extended its streak to 16 games matching a team mark from 1993.
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Cardinals Triumph 9-4 Over Expos in Montreal
Willie McGee drove in four runs and Mike Morgan pitched eight strong innings as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Montreal Expos 9-4. Ray Lankford, John Mabry each homered, and Danny Sheaffer added a two-run double. The win snapped a skid in Montreal and arrived as Morgan improved to 2-1 after previously struggling at Olympic Stadium.
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Pirates Top Marlins 4-1 On 10th Inning Rally
Dave Clark drove in the go ahead run with a two out single in the 10th and Jeff King added a three run homer as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Florida Marlins 4-1. Dan Rilesac earned the win with two perfect innings while Francisco Cordova allowed a run in the 10th on a Pendleton RBI single after an error.
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Major League Standings and Time Stamps Review
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Tigers Shuts Out Twins With Second Straight Victory
Detroit pitcher Brian Williams earned his first win in five decisions as the Tigers defeated the Minnesota Twins 6-0. Williams allowed four hits with five strikeouts and four walks, supporting a bullpenless shutout after Felipe Lira’s four-hitter on Friday. A record of consecutive Detroit shutouts dates to 1990, with earlier complete-game examples in 1983.
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Yankees topple Indians 11 9 as six-run sixth lifts win
Yankees defeat the Cleveland Indians 11-9 with a nine-run sixth inning highlighted by Kupen Sierra’s homers from both sides of the plate. Albert Belle returns to lineup after suspension and goes 3 for 5 with a double. Eddie Murray belts his 48th career homer for Cleveland as Dennis Martinez suffers the loss.
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Release May Spell End To Howe's Career
Steve Howe, 38, was released by the New York Yankees before a game with the Cleveland Indians. The veteran left hander posted a 0-1 record with a 6.35 ERA in 17 games this season and has a long history of drug-related suspensions dating back to 1983, including time with the Dodgers, Twins, Rangers, and Padres.
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Mariners top White Sox 4 2 as Wells stays hot
Bob Wells earned his fourth straight win guiding Seattle past Chicago 4-2. The Mariners, on a three game streak since Ken Griffey Jr. injury, got run support from Jay Buhner and others including Cora Wilson and Sheets. The White Sox extended their skid to eight losses. Mariners improve to eight wins in 12 games.
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Giambi homers as Chouinard earns win in A's 8 4 victory
AVAKLAND Calif Jason Giambi hit a homer and pitcher Bobby Chouinard worked five innings to earn the win as the Oakland Athletics defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 8 4 Saturday ending Toronto's five game win streak. Chouinard improved to 1 2 allowing four runs on six hits in his sixth career start.
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Americans Beat Japan In Baseball
Warren Morris delivered a two out three run homer in the top of the ninth to lift the United States to an 86 victory over Japan in a pre Olympic exhibition. USA moved to 13 and 0 and extended a two season, 34 game winning streak while overcoming a 6-5 deficit. A J Hinch and Kip Har rider opened the ninth with singles before Morris belted the decisive shot. Sor with four RBIs scored twice.
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Braves rally past Giants as Jones, Klesko drive win
Jones belted a two run homer in the first to stake Atlanta to a 2 0 lead and Klesko added an RBI triple and later an RBI single as the Braves beat San Francisco. Grissom foul ruled homer overturned on a call that changed the momentum. Notes: Braves improve against Giants and Klesko reaches 50 RBIs while Dunston’s 11 game hitting streak ends.
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