Knicks Hold Off Cavaliers In Game 3 Narrow Win
New York, led by Patrick Ewing with 23 points and 10 rebounds, edged Cleveland 82 81 to take a 2 1 lead in the best of five series as Danny Ferry missed a late three. Charles Smith and Anthony Mason also contributed for the Knicks while Mark Price paced the Cavaliers with 21 points. Ferry’s final shot rimmed out as time expired.
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Hornets rally falls short to Brookland-Cayce
Brookland-Cayce broke a 1-1 tie with four runs in the second inning and eight runs in the fourth to take an 8-3 lead. Aiken responded with two in the third, but the Bearcats added three more in the fourth, aided by an error and timely hits as Steven Whetstone and Travis Blair sparked the scoring.
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Rockies Rally Past Padres In Eight Run Inning
Andres Galarraga drove in the first run with a loop single as the Rockies erupted for five in the eighth to beat the San Diego Padres 8-3 before 40,117 fans. Darren Holmes earned the win with two scoreless innings. Tim Mauser took the loss.
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Giants Rout Dodgers as Errors Sink L A in SF
Terry Mulholland scattered six hits over seven scoreless innings as the Giants beat the Dodgers 7 to 0 at San Francisco. Four Dodgers errors in one inning opened the door for the Giants who got two run homers from Glenallen Hill and J.R. Phillips. Barry Bonds collected his first hit and RBI of the season and Matt Williams had three hits.
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Cardinals blank Pirates as O'Kenmint settles in on mound
Card on Cardinals beat Pirates 4-0 behind seven innings from O Kenmint who allowed five hits and added an RBI single in a three run second against Paul Wagner. The win evened St Louis record to 3-3 while Pittsburgh slumped to 1-4 scoring a league low eight runs and going 1-for-27 with runners in scoring position.
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Brewers pound Orioles in win with trio of homers
Brewers jump to 5-1 behind Kevin Sertzes four RBI game and a homer by each John Jaha and Joe Oliver. Milwaukee climbs to its best start since 1987 and holds the largest divisional lead in the majors amid the early-season surge.
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