Padres Rally From Six-Run Deficit For 7-6 Win
Chris Gomez belted a ninth inning solo homer to break a tie and lift the San Diego Padres past the slumping San Francisco Giants 7-6. Steve Finley sparked a late rally with two homers and five RBIs, Padres win their third in a row after a 16 of 19 slide.
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Cardinals avenge home edge with 65 victory over Pirates
Cardinals claim a 65 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday, their seventh straight at Busch Stadium and 11th in 12 home games as St. Louis climbs to 11 of 16 overall. In Philadelphia, Jeff Fassero fired a two hitter for Montreal in a 1-0 win over the Phillies, Fassero’s fifth straight decision and second CG of the season.
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Reds trounce Cubs as Davis and Oliver clear bases
Reds extend win streak to seven with a five-run fifth inning in Cincinnati. Eric Davis and Joe Oliver cleared the bases with doubles as Mark Portugal (4-5) allowed five hits in seven innings in 92 degree heat. Bret Boone added a two-run homer, Sammy Sosa and Luis Gonzalez homered for Chicago.
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St Louis Stays Alive On Last-Stride Run
Dr LaUId -orman Jordan delivers a creaking single with the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the ninth, lifting St Louis to a dramatic late victory.
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Astros rout Mets 9-1 as Reynolds twirls eight-hitter
Houston righty Shane Reynolds pitched seven and two thirds innings for his second complete game of the season, fanning eight without a walk to topple the visiting New York Mets 9-1. James Mouton drove in three and Derek Bell along with Craig Biggio plated two apiece, with Biggio and Orlando Miller hitting home runs.
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Pettitte Wins 12th as Yankees Top Orioles 4-3
Andy Pettitte became the AL's first 12-game winner this season, allowing three hits over seven innings as the Yankees beat the Orioles 4-3 to widen their AL East lead. John Wetteland earned the save despite Bobby Bonilla's ninth inning homer for Baltimore.
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Red Sox top Tigers 13 6 behind Valentin and Jefferson
Boston Reds Sox rally from 2 0 and 6 2 deficits to beat the Detroit Tigers 13 6. John Valentin homered twice in his first two at bats while Reggie Jefferson went 3 for 3 with two RBIs and a double. Jeff Frye snapped an 0 for 18 skid with a two run single in the third to put Boston ahead for good.
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Brewers rally to beat Blue Jays 7 4 in six inning burst
Kevin Setzer blasted a two run homer as Toronto surged in the sixth inning but Scott Karl earned his fifth win in six decisions for Milwaukee in a 7 4 victory over the Blue Jays.
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O'Neal plans move to Portland for NBA season
The record notes Jermaine O'Neal will move with his mother and brother to Portland for the NBA season. He plans to buy his mother a house with his earnings, reflecting on his high school success at Columbia and critics doubting his chances.
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Athletics Tie MLB Record With 3 Homs In Four Games
Oakland hit three home runs to tie a major league record with 18 in four games and scored the go ahead run in the seventh inning on Gary DiSarcina's error as they defeated the Angels 11 9 in Anaheim.
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Trade Snag Delays Bryant Divac Deal With Hornets
Kobe Bryant and Vlade Divac remain reluctant to join on a Hornets swap that would send Bryant to Los Angeles for Divac. Bryant and Divac both oppose the arrangement, while Larry Johnson attracts interest elsewhere. NBA trades paused July 19 as CBA talks continue.
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