Valenzuela earns first win since 1990 in rain-shortened 7-0 Orioles win
Fernando Valenzuela pitched a two hitter for Baltimore in his comeback with the Orioles, his first win since 1990. He allowed only an inning single and an eighth inning double, with Sherman Obando driving in two runs as the Orioles beat the Indians 7-0 before rain halted play after 2 innings.
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Yankees Edge Twins 5-3 Behind Abbott Rally in Minneapolis
Danny Tartabull doubled and scored the go ahead run in the sixth as the Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 5-3. Paul ONeill drove in two with a homer and a single, lifting New York to 22-17 while Minnesota sank to three straight defeats as Steve Farr closed it with a strikeout of Dave Winfield. Abbott improved to 3-5 after nine hits and three strikeouts in eight innings.
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Tigers beat Brewers 5-1 on Tettleton bases-loaded triple
Mickey Tettleton delivered a bases-loaded three in the first inning to lift Detroit past Milwaukee 5-1. Lou Whitaker reached on a bobbled infield hit, Travis Fryman singed, and Cecil Fielder drew a walk to fill the bases before Tettleton's drive off Cal Eldred.
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White Sox Beat Angels 7 4 as Alvarez Wins Sixth Straight
Chicago White Sox defeat California Angels 7-4 behind Wilson Alvarez who earned his fifth straight win. George Bell homered and drove in three runs while the Sox benefitted from four Angels errors leading to six unearned runs. Alvarez allowed four runs on five hits in seven innings with six walks. Roberto Hernandez earned the save, his eighth in nine chances.
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Rangers rally past Mariners on Strange two run homer
In Arlington Texas Doug Strange belted a two run homer in the seventh to lift the Texas Rangers to a 3 2 win over the Seattle Mariners. Rafael Palmeiro started the rally with a sacrifice bunt before Strange connected off Rich DeLucia who took the loss.
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Burkett Improves to 7-0 as Giants Top Astros
San Francisco pitcher John Burkett fired a seven-hitter to become the NL’s first seven-game winner, as the Giants defeated Houston 7-2 to extend their NL West lead to three games. Burkett (7-0) allowed two first-inning hits, then limited the Astros to two more in five innings, fanning six for his first complete game. Matt Williams and Royce Clayton drove in two runs each, with SF breaking a 1-1 tie in the fifth after Darryl Kile hit two batters.
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Roundup posts first NL shutout since 1991
N L Roundup earned a shutout, his first since May 28, 1991, against Montreal. He struck out 10 batters and lowered his NL leading ERA to 1.98 as the game ended in a dominant performance.
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Cubs Beat Cardinals 4-1 Behind May and Sandberg
Derrick May and Ryne Sandberg combined for four hits and three RBIs as the Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. May added a two run single in the first and a double in the fifth, boosting his hot stretch to 7-for-13 over three games. In New York, Pirates broke loose on Pete Schourek for six runs in the fourth en route to a 16-4 win over the Mets.
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Dodgers slugger Davis hits grand slam in 9-1 win over Reds
Dodgers pull away 9-1 as Rie Davis belted a grand slam driving in five. Kevin Gross allowed six hits with seven strikeouts to improve to 8-3, beating Reds ace John Smiley who took the loss. Davis had only one homer in 116 at-bats prior to the slam in the fifth.
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Greene fires six hitter as Phillies blank Marlins
Tommy Greene pitched a six hitter for his second straight complete game and Darryl Daulton belted a two run homer to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6 0 victory over the Florida Marlins. Greene improved to win his fourth career complete game.
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Expos Narrowly Edge Mets With Late Run
Vander Wal drove in the Expos’ run in the sixth with a two out single off Pete Smith. Cordero scored after a series of plays including a sacrifice and a groundout. Smith pitched eight innings allowing four hits, one walk, and four strikeouts.
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