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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1995

Page

10

Rogers Scoreless Streak Reaches 26 In Texas Win

ARLINGTON Texas Kenny Rogers extended his scoreless streak to 26 innings a Rangers left hander team record by tossing a five hitter as Texas blanked Milwaukee 6 0 Rogers improved to four straight decisions It was Texas first complete game of the season and Rogers first since a perfect game at California last July 28 Rusty Greer went 3 for 3 driving in two Scanlan walked seven in 6 2 3 innings Milwaukee fell to 7 8 Rangers moved to 13 12 with their sixth win in seven games Oates cautioned about overreacting saying Baseball is a marathon and to wait until August

Arlington Texas Kenny Rogers Rangers Brewers Rogers California Uly Rusty Greer Bob Scanlan Milwaukee Johnny Oates Atlanta John Smoltz Braves Florida Marlins Leo Mazzone Smoltz Mark Wohlers Marlins David Justice Chipper Jones Florida Quil

Mariners Sweep Twins Behind Randy Johnson Seven Strikeouts

Randy Johnson dominated Minnesota with 10 K in eight innings as the Mariners beat the Twins 5 2 at the Metrodome. Johnson improves to 4 0 with a 1.21 ERA and 49 strikeouts. Pedro Muñoz homered for Minnesota while Marty Cordova's streak ends at five straight games with a homer tying the rookie record with Rudy York George Alusik and Ron Kittle and matching the team mark set by Harmon Killebrew in 1970.

Randy Johnson Minnesota Metrodome Johnson Pedro Muenz Marty Cordova Twins Rudy York George Alusik Ron Kittle Harmon Killebrew

Cubs Rally Past Dodgers in Tight 2-1 Win

Chicago edges Los Angeles 2-1 as Sammy Sosa hones a homer on a high fastball to break a 1-1 tie. Juan Acevado earns the win with two relief innings. Kingery and Vander Wal homer in the ninth for added cushion. Reds also fall as Castellanos drives in two for Montreal.

Los Angeles Chicago Cubs Dodgers Sosa Mike Walker Chicago

Pirates rout Padres as Neagle stars on West Coast trip

Kenny Neagle pitched a five hitter for his third straight win lifting the Pirates to a 6 1 victory over the Padres in San Diego. Neagle improved to 3 1 with a 1 57 ERA over his three consecutive wins on the West Coast trip. Mark Parent hit his fifth homer of the season and Orlando Merced went 4 for 4 with Jeff King 3 for 3 and two RBIs. Padres starter Andy Benes fell to 0 4 after another rough outing.

San Viego Kenny Neagle Pirates Neagle Padres Mark Parent Orlando Merced Jeff King

Phillies Top Mets Behind Mimbs Six Strong Inning Start

Michael Mimbs worked six strong innings lifting the Philadelphia Phillies over New York 5 in Philadelphia. Bobby Jones lasted six innings for the Mets as Heathcliff Slocumb closed with his 11th save. Charlie Hayes drove in two runs and joined three players with two hits as the Phillies improved to 12 4 with a dominant team ERA.

Philadelphia Michael Mimbs Phillies New York Bobby Jones Limbs Heathcliff Slocumb Charlie Hayes Curt Schilling David West Paul Quantrill Tommie Green Mimis

Rockies Rally Past Reds with Late Homers in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati Colorado erupted for three homers in the last three innings to pull away from Cincinnati. Vinny Castilla homered the final run as the Rockies clinched a victory over the Reds.

Cincinnati Colorado Vinny Castilla

Cardinals top Giants as Cromer homers twice in series

At San Francisco the Cardinals beat the Giants 9 to 7 with backup shortstop Tripp Cromer belting his second homer in two days to spark a decisive three run fifth. Rich DeLucia earned the win in limited work as Terry Mulholland took the loss after four innings allowing six runs.

San Francisco Tripp Cromer St. Louis Rich DeLucia Terry Mulholland Giants

California Holds Off Chicago In Baseball Tilt

Gary DiSarcina Damion Easley and Jim Edmonds homered for California as Chicago fell. DiSarcina and Easley each had three hits scoring twice and driving in two runs. Mike Bielecki allowed one run over 6 1 3 innings and Lee Smith earned his 10th save despite Ventura's two run single. Jason Bere took the loss.

Gary DiSarcina Damion Easley Jim Edmonds California Chicago DiSarcina Easley Mike Bielecki Lee Smith Robin Ventura Jason Bere

Athletics tame Royals as McGwire extends streak with ninth inning homer

Mark McGwire hit a homer in the ninth to extend his hitting streak to 18 games for Oakland. Andy Tomberlin also homered while Mike Aldrete and Scott Brosius doubled twice and had three hits. Oakland outscored Kansas City 28-6 in the series as Steve Ontiveros moved to 4-1, and Mark Guibicea took the loss after a misplayed fly ball by Jon Nunnally.

Mark McGwire Andy ‘Tomberlin Oakland Mike Aldrete Scott Brosius A’s Kansas City Steve Ontiveros Mark Gubicea Jon Nunnally

Indians rally past Red Sox after three straight day wins

Larios waerga and Faut sorrento homered twice each as Cleveland beat Boston 12 to 10 at Fenway Park. Ron Mahay doubled in his first major league at bat and Cleveland erased deficits with late hits. Baerga started the ninth with a double, Jim Thome followed with a double, and Mo Vaughn homered for Boston. Assenmacher earned the win while Mesa notched his fifth save. Pierce took the loss as Boston blew seven of ten save chances.

Larios Waerga Faut Sorrento Cleveland Boston Fenway Park Ron Mahay Red Sox

Yankees complete-game shutout over Orioles in rout

Sterling Hitchcock pitched a four-hitter for New York in a 5-0 win over Baltimore. Hitchcock struck out eight and walked one in his first major league shutout in 18 starts. Randy Velarde added a two-run homer as Ben McDonald remained winless in five starts.

Sterling Hitchcock New York Jim Abbott Cleveland Hitchcock Baltimore Randy Velarde Yankees Ben McDonald

Tigers Rally Past Blue Jays 2-1 at Tiger Stadium

Detroit broke a no hit bid by Al Leiter after five innings as Danny Cox allowed the Tigers to rally. Lou Whitaker delivered an RBI double and Chad Curtis added a sacrifice fly in the seventh to give Detroit the lead. Joe Boever earned the win and Mike Hennegan sealed his third save.

Detroit al Leiter Danny Cox Toronto Tiger Stadium Leiter Tigers RBI Lou Whitaker Chad Curtis Joe Boever Mike Henneman

Astros win 5-2 as Houston hosts Expos

In Houston, the Astros defeated the Expos 5 to 2. Liaug Biggio belted a two run homer. Pitcher Greg Swindell improved to 3-? with solid work on the mound.

Houston Liaug Biggio Greg Swindell

Smoltz Dominates As Braves 5-1 Sweep Marlins

John Smoltz carried a no-hitter into the sixth before losing it in a 5-1 Braves win over Florida. Justice and Joneseach drove in two, Lopez hit a homer, and Atlanta swept the Marlins as Burkett struggled with walks and hits in 3.23 innings.

Smoltz Marlins Rene Lachemann Braves Javier Lopez John Burkett Atlanta Mike Kelly Jeff Blauser Jones Fred McGriff Justice Burkett Mark Lemke Kelly Blauser

Pacers Break Knicks in Game 7 To Open Elite Run

Indiana finally beat New York in a playoff series 97 95 at Madison Square Garden to move toward the NBA Finals. Reggie Miller and Byron Scott led a comeback after a 15 point third quarter deficit, matching a Bulls Pistons path to champions. The win sets up a conference finals showdown with the Orlando Magic.

New York Indiana Pacers NBA Knicks Chicago Bulls Pacers Chicago Detroit Byron Scott Bulls Pistons Indiana Madison Square Garden Patrick Ewing Reggie Miller Orlando Magic Antonio Davis

Pacers Edge Magic. Rik Smits Leads in Orlando

Indiana travels to Orlando on Tuesday as Rik Smits scores 19 and Derrick McKey nails a key 3 with 6 33 left to take the lead. Miller adds 29 points including 11 in the third as Indiana builds a 15 point edge before Miller sinks to the decoy role late.

Indiana Orlando Rik Smits Miller Pacers Derrick ‘McKey Rik

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