Orioles end Tribe streak with Berroa homer in rain shortened win
Geronimo Berroa led off a six run sixth with his 25th homer as Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-2 in eight innings before rain halted play. Roberto Alomar went 3-for-3 in his return from a groin strain, Brady Anderson added a long eighth inning homer, and the Orioles halted Cleveland's five game winning streak.
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Standings and Games In NY Matchups
Standings and game notes show Yankoon at Boston and Det at Seate with listed starters and times. The fragment lists multiple teams and players with unclear scores and schedules, indicating a busy baseball card with pending results.
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Ashburn Passes at 70 Ends Hall of Fame Phillies Era
Hall of Famer Richie Ashburn, longtime Phillies star and broadcaster, died of a heart attack at 70 in a New York hotel while Philadelphia prepared for a Mets game. Cubs and Phillies figures mourned him as a friend and symbol of the city’s baseball passion. The Phillies planned black armbands and a black-draped number one disk for the season.
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Padres edge Marlins in 13th on Sweeny’s two-out single
Mark Sweeney delivered a two-out single in the 13th off Kirt Ojala to score Steve Finley and lift the Padres to a 7-6 win over the Marlins who blew a 6-0 lead. Tim Worrell pitched a perfect 13th for the victory.
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Bell Drives Astros Past Pirates As NL Central Lead Grows
Bell drove in three runs as Houston widened its NL Central lead to 3 1/2 games over Pittsburgh. Hampton improved to 13-9 with 8 hits allowed in 7 2/3 innings and Springer earned his third save. Galarraga went 4-for-4 for Colorado in a loss that was Colorado’s second defeat in 13 games.
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