Pujols lifts Cardinals past Reds with two homers and five RBIs
Albert Pujols drove in five runs and homered twice as the St. Louis Cardinals shut out the Cincinnati Reds 5-0. Sterling Hitchcock tossed six scoreless innings in his first Cardinals start, with Cal Eldred, Steve Kline, and Russ Springer finishing the relief effort.
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Bonds rushed to hospital after death of father
Barry Bonds was hospitalized in Phoenix overnight as a precaution after leaving a game with an accelerated heart rate. The Giants listed him as likely to play Monday in Phoenix, one day after his father’s death and after a 2-1 win the previous day.
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Decker wins fifth Mid-Amateur crown in Virginia
Keith Decker, 43, Martinsville, closes two under 212 to win the Virginia State Mid-Amateur Golf Championship at Williamsburg Golden Horseshoe, two strokes ahead of Pat Tallent. Buck Brittain, Charles Green III, and Larry Dye also place among the leaders from Tazewell County.
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Scott holds five stroke lead at Deutsche Bank Championship
Adam Scott built a five stroke edge through seven holes at Norton Massachusetts before slipping on several chances, finishing 4-under 67 to sit at 15-under 198 and lead Jonathan Kaye by three. Darren Clarke, Geoff Ogilvy and Justin Rose trailed four back as Rose faced a 10-foot miss and a one stroke penalty.
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Kung captures rain shortened LPGA State Farm Classic title
Candie Kung won her second straight and third title of the year as rain halted the final round at Rail Golf Course after 3 1/2 hours. She finished 14 under par, 202 total, with Laura Davies one shot back and Hee-Won Han third at 12 under. Davies expressed disappointment at cancelation.
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