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Tuesday results include Tampa Bay beating the Yankees 3 2 and NL results with Florida beating Arizona 4 1 while St Louis topped Montreal 1 Philadelphia won 7 3 and San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 9 3. Historic marks cited include Bonds 48th homer in 11th and Eckersley save record snapped at 40.
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Dodgers edge Pirates 2-1 as Adams wins third straight start
Terry Adams earned his third straight win over Pittsburgh this season, pitching seven strong innings for the Dodgers who beat the Pirates 2-1. Eric Karros homered for his second consecutive game winning hit, while Jeff Shaw notched his 34th save.
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Carter Pulls Even At West Virginia Amateur In Tie For Lead
Pat Carter after a solid 4 under 68 moves into a 2 under par share of the lead with Kirk Satterfield at The Greenbrier and Old White courses. Carter trimmed his earlier trouble with four birdies on par five holes while Satterfield struggled to a 1 over 73. Spensky at 3 under 69 and George among early birds.
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Ankiel’s comeback shines with 9 strikeouts in Appy League win
Ankiel, previously erratic with St. Louis, rebounded for Johnson City by pitching a complete game in a 6-1 victory over Danville. He fanned nine while allowing three hits, while also contributing as a designated hitter on off nights.
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