White Sox Win Behind Karkovice Grand Slam
The White Sox overcome six errors to win their first game of the season as Ron Karkovice belts a grand slam tying the team record with Robin Ventura and Harold Baines. Mike Devereaux adds a two run homer. Jose DeLeon earns the win.
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Royals Triumph Over Yankees as Appier Shines on Short Rest
Kevin Appier earned his second win of the year for the Kansas City Royals, pitching six innings and yielding one earned run to beat the New York Yankees 9 to 3. On three days rest after a no-hitter bid, he improved to 2-0 with a 0.71 ERA, allowing three hits and striking out 15 over 12 2/3 innings this season.
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Orioles topple Twins as Hammonds homers in win
Jeffrey Hammonds hit a three run homer and Chris Hoiles and Brady Anderson added solo shots for Baltimore at the Metrodome. Arthur Rhodes earned the win in his first decision after fanning a career high nine through 523 innings. Doug Jones closed with his first save.
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DiSarcina Delivers Go-Ahead Hit In SkyDome Tilt
Gary DiSarcina homered early then lined a two run triple to break a seventh inning tie at SkyDome as Paul Menhart took loss. Spike Owen walked and Andy Allanson was hit by a pitch ahead of DiSarcina's clutch hit. Joe Carter homered for Toronto in an otherwise muted Toronto California game.
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Brewers rally past Athletics 4 3 on late single
Pat Listach singled home the go ahead run in the seventh for Milwaukee. Oakland trailed 4 2 in the ninth when Mark McGwire hit an RBI single. Terry Steinbach’s grounder produced an odd double play. rookie Mark Kiefer retired three without a run and Grahame Lloyd earned the save.
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Smoltz Reflects On Return After Slow 1994 Season
John Smoltz discusses his approach in a win that ended a drought since June 29 at Montreal. He notes a strained 1994 season cut short by a strike and spring training limits, which left him behind but allowed rehab time. He focused on pitching each hitter and each inning with caution.
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Montreal Denies Cubs 5-0 Start in Frist Inning Power
Wil Cordero hit a two run homer in the first as Montreal stopped Chicago from starting 5-0 for only the second time since 1934. Gil Heredia allowed one run on four hits over five innings with five strikeouts. Tarasco added a single and three hits total for Montreal.
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Padres Rally Ends Reds' Winless Start in Ninth
San Diego Padres swept the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 as Steve Finley hit a bases loaded sacrifice fly with one out in the bottom of the ninth. Reds fall to 0-5, their worst start in 40 years after Barry Larkin tied it with a two-run homer in the ninth.
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Pacers Rally Slips Past Colonials In Seventh Inning
The Colonials staged a late rally for two runs to seize victory after Pacers led into the seventh. Scott Kupis gave up 12 hits and seven earned runs in a rough outing while breo Scorburn sealed the win with a save.
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