Sox and Tigers duel ends 2-1 as Kittle delivers
Ron Kittle drove in the tie breaking run in the seventh after an intentional walk to Carlton Fisk as the White Sox rallied past the Detroit Tigers 2-1. Fisk Homered earlier while Morris faltered late for Detroit and Perez earned the win.
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Suns Hold Ground In Playoff Clash With Trail Blazers
Tom Chambers scored 27 points to pace the Suns as Phoenix built a 100-81 lead late and pulled even with Portland in a playoff series opener. Jeff Hornacek added 16 points, Porter had 21 points and 12 assists, while Mark West posted 12 points and 12 rebounds. Portland's Jerome Kersey led with 29 points as the Blazers hit free throws struggles.
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Luyendyk wins dramatic Indy 500 in Portland 1988
Arie Luyendyk wins the Indianapolis 500 amid a record pace and blistering tires. He passes Rahal on lap 168 and leads laps at over 220 mph in a Lola Chevrolet, beating Emerson Fittipaldi and the field of 33. Rahal finishes second after tire concerns, with Al Unser Jr. in fourth and Eddie Cheever seventh.
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Reds to host double-header as April 21 note looms
Reds expect strong pitching from Mo as Terry Abbott cites a good breaking ball and down in the zone. Dave McAuliffe earns his 10th save while Cedar Rapids wins with key hits by Scott Bryant and Chris Lombardozzi. Cedar Rapids plates five in the eighth aided by a Wausau miscue.
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Heaton to 8-1 as Pirates top Giants
Neal Heaton improved to 8-1 as the Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2 in Pittsburgh. Don Slaught and Barry Bonds homered in the fifth, Andy Van Slyke went 3-for-4 with a seventh inning solo shot, and Jeff King added a first-pitch two-run blast.
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Dodgers stretch win streak with 10 first inning hits
Dodgers win their fifth straight as 10 of 19 hits came in the first inning. Cardinals drop third in a row after surrendering a league-worst inning. In San Diego, Joe Carter ends slump with homer and 4 RBI in six-run eighth as Padres rally past Dwight Gooden. Bench-clearing brawl erupts after Greg Harris hits Kevin Elster. Montreal Expos rally with Galarraga and Raines homers as Reds blow lead in four-game set.
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No-hitter bid fuels Braves win with late rally
The Braves beat the Phillies as Smoltz pitched effectively, striking out eight over seven innings while Dykstra led off with a grounder for Philadelphia and Treadway made a diving stop to deny him a hit. Ron Gant started the scoring with a leadoff homer.
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