Florida Marlins Stop Rockies 8-2 At Home
Florida earns first home win of the season after snapping a nine game skid. Bobby Witt Jr. earns his first National League victory pitching deep into the game, supported by Greg Colbrunn and Terry Mulroney as Miami defeats Colorado 8-2 at Joe Robbie Stadium.
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Expos Top Mets Behind Lansing's Second Three-Run Homer
Mike Lansing hit a second three run homer as Montreal Expos defeated the New York Mets. Pedro Martinez dominated, limiting New York to four hits over six innings and driving in a run with a seventh inning sacrifice fly.
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Cubs Beat Padres 5-0 as Castillo Shuts Down San Diego
Frank Castillo pitched a three hitter through 8 1 3 innings to lead the Chicago Cubs past the San Diego Padres 5-0 on Saturday. Will Dunston hit a two run double before leaving with right hamstring tightness. The Cubs improved to 1 0 for the season while the Padres remained winless on the road.
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Giants Beat Pirates 6-4 as Rosselli, Bonds Shine
Joe Rosselli earned his second straight win after a rain delay, pitching five strong innings for the Giants. Barry Bonds had three hits including a fifth inning score, and Matt Williams reached on a fifth inning double followed by Mark Green's RBI. Relievers shut down the Pirates to preserve the 6-4 victory.
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Red Sox rookie Eshelman no-hits Yanks in win
Vaughn Eshelman held New York hitless for 52.3 innings before giving up a run as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 6-4. He improved to 3-0, while Jim Leyritz hit a three-run homer for New York.
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Mussina tosses first AL complete game of the season
Mike Mussina pitched the first complete game in the American League this season, limiting Cleveland to three hits as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Indians 6-1. He walked none and struck out five while facing 28 batters. Brady Anderson homered for the Orioles.
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Athletics Triumph Over Twins Behind Big Night
Oakland Athletics blasted Minnesota 13 to 5 as Ruben Sier ra Rickey Henderson Stan Javier and Mark McGwire homered. McGwire drove in three, Javier had three hits and two RBIs, Steinbach added three RBIs, and Oakland collected 16 hits off four Twins pitchers. Knoblauch and Cordova provided Twins highlights with multiple hits and Cordova a homer.
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Braves Rally For Narrow Lead In Late Inning Burst
Glavine opened poorly allowing two runs in the first inning for the fourth straight start. Grissom belted a three run homer off Pete Smith after Glavine singled, giving Atlanta a 8 6 lead before Fred McGriff added an RBI single to make it 9 8.
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Kennesaw State eyes title repeat amid regional bid talk
Kennesaw State pursues back to back national glory as the top seed in the South Atlantic Regional with high hopes after a 73 lead in the finals. Georgia College, Wingate, and Armstrong State vie for at large bids while coach Steve Mrowka laments missed plays and missed chances in the Peach Belt race.
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All-Tournament Team 1998 Conference Selections Named
The 1998 All-Tournament picks include Mike Angell Georgia College s yan Coo Kennesaw State Kelly Kingston Colurouity Ritchey Perry Shiver Kan venaw State Kris Hale Pembroke State Travis Copeland Franck Marion Will Collin Chvle McKnight J jobby Jensen USC Aiken David Jey John Gown Jason Bucks Johny White Georgia Cottage Most Valuable Player Fabian Herndon Kennesaw State.
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