Padres Pound Phillies In 10th
Padres rally to tie NL record with nine runs in the 10th for a 13 5 win over the Phillies. Heathcliff Slocumb walked in the tying run, while Eddie Williams and Trevor Hoffman fueled the offense with key hits. Reggie Sanders and Brian Hunter homered for the Padres as the Phillies faltered late.
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Rockies blast Pirates as Kingery and Castilla homer at Three Rivers
Colorado ends a four game slide behind Mike Kingery and Vinny Castilla homers at Three Rivers. Dante Bichette drove in two with hits while Marvin Freeman improved to 4-0 against Pittsburgh. Rick White took the loss for the Pirates.
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Reds Rout Cardinals at Busch in seventh straight win
At Busch Stadium the Reds beat the Cardinals 9 to 2 as Tim Pugh pitched well. Cincinnati collected 14 hits including seven doubles and two home runs to extend their winning streak to seven games.
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Giants rout Mets at Shea with trio of homers
Matt Williams Barry Bonds and Steve Scarsone hit home runs as the Giants defeated the Mets 5 1 at Shea Stadium. Mark Portugal pitched eight strong innings to earn the win improving to 3 1. Williams belted a two run homer in the victory.
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Expos Top Dodgers 5 1 as Dell White Grand Slam Sparks Win
Ron dell White hit his first career grand slam in the seventh inning to power the Expos past the Dodgers 5 1 at Olympic Stadium. Jeff Fassero earned his league leading sixth win, while Hideo Nomo took his first loss after starting his career with five no decision starts. Nomo gave up three earned runs on four hits with nine strikeouts and seven walks.
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Tigers White Sox power rally sets major league dinger record
The Tigers and White Sox combined for a major league record 12 home runs in a 14 to 12 Chicago win at Tiger Stadium. Frank Thomas tied the game with a sixth inning homer as Cecil Fielder Chad Curtis and Kirk Gibson homered twice for Detroit. Karkovice fueled the White Sox with two homers, while a trio of Tigers and White Sox players tied the AL single-game mark with multiple homers.
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Yankees 4 Athletics 1 in Oakland
Bernie Williams homered and Jim Leyritz drove in three runs as the Yankees defeated the Athletics 4 to 1 in Oakland. Williams provided the game’s early power while Leyritz tallied the decisive RBIs.
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Mariners Top Orioles 5 2 Behind Four-Run Fourth Inning
Seattle defeated Baltimore 5 2 as Mike Blowers delivered a two run single in a big fourth inning. Chris Bosio improved to 3 0 with a 2.25 ERA after allowing one run in 5 1/3 innings. Mariners have won four of their last five games.
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Maddux One Solo HR Away From No-Hitter
Braves ace Greg Maddux pitched the game of his career against Houston, facing one hit through eight innings before Jeff Bagwell’s solo homer spoiled the no hitter bid. Maddux finished 3-1 in a 3-1 win, with 97 pitches and seven strikeouts.
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