Hammaker rebounds to sweep doubleheader for Giants
Atlee Hammaker won his 12th straight at Candlestick Park as the San Francisco Giants swept the Chicago Cubs 4-2 after a 10-8 victory in game one. The win moved SF to one game over .500 and into a tie for fourth in the NL West.
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Ex Norways star now five four for Orioles Boddicker blanks Mariners
Orioles defeat Mariners 2-0 behind Mike Boddicker five hitter as Benny Ayala delivers a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the seventh. Ayala's RBI ends a 13 game drought for left fielders while Boddicker improves to 5-4 at home, eight strikeouts, three walks.
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Sabo and Lee power Reds to 9-4 win over Wausau
Cedar Rapids beat Wausau 9-4 as Chris Sabo drove in four with two homers and Terry Lee added a three run shot. Sabo homered again in the ninth, and Mike Knox earned the win allowing six hits over nine innings. The Reds moved within 54 percent of the Central Division leader Waterloo.
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White Sox embrace computer age for game insights
Chicago White Sox employ the Edge 1,000 computer system to track every move from pitch to plate. Danny Evans, 23, logs data and notes a growing edge, while Jack Gould stresses controlled access. Oakland and New York clubs pioneered and followed, with discs kept for all 14 AL teams to aid managerial decisions.
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