Astros blank Cubs as Reynolds seals first Enron Field shutout
Shane Reynolds and two relievers blanked Chicago 3-0 at Enron Field. Jeff Bagwell belted his sixth homer in 10 games, lifting Houston within two of the NL Central-leading Cubs. Reynolds improved to 9-9 with seven scoreless innings, as Octavio Dotel and Billy Wagner closed it out for Houston's first shutout at Enron Field in 1 1/2 seasons.
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P Rays Rally To Split Doubleheader With Indians
Burlington jumped to a 2-0 lead before Princeton tied it at four. The Indians pulled ahead 6-4 on four straight hits, then Princeton closed to 6-5 on Pierre Blount’s homer. Blethen earned the win. King took the loss. Cordell and Maddox had two hits each for the Devil Rays.
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Jarrett Wins Fourth of Year in Contested NASCAR Dash
In a tight finish at NHIS Jarrett and Gordon battled all day with 2695 unofficial points for the leaders. A late yellow flag reshaped the field before a single file restart saw Jarrett slip past Rudd for his fourth victory of the year. He dedicated the win to Adam Petty and Kenny Irwin, honoring two drivers who died last year.
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Reds Reliever Strikes Out Four Inning Against Marlins
Cincinnati Reds reliever Frankie Rodriguez tied a record by fanning four Marlins in the seventh. He struck out Charles Johnson, Dave Berg, and pinch-hitter Ryan Thompson, who reached on a wild pitch after a swing and miss. After two hits and an intentional walk to Cliff Floyd, Rodriguez ended the frame by striking out Mike Lowell.
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