Clinton wins game to force decisive Midwest League finale
Clinton beat Cedar Rapids 6 1 at Ashford University Field to knot the Western Division final at a game apiece. Clinton starter Kevin Gadea fanned 11 over six innings, while Sam Gibbons and the Kernels were limited to five singles and 17 strikeouts. Game 3 set for tonight with Nick Nedert facing Sean Poppen.
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Major League Baseball Roundup Highlights From Weekend Action
Hosmer and Morales homer as Kansas City beats Chicago 2 0 to cap a 4 2 road trip. Rays top Yankees as Dickerson headlines three homers ending New Yorks seven game win streak. Nationals edge Phillies 3 2 on Rendons RBI double in seventh. Mets crush Braves 10 3 in final Turner Field appearance. Tillman returns from DL as Orioles top Tigers 3 1. Reds shut out Pirates 8 0 as Holt drives in three. Braun hits 27th as Brewers beat Cardinals 2 1. Ortiz powers Red Sox past Blue Jays 11 8. Zunino sparks Mariners 3 2 win over Athletics. Simmons doubles Angels 3 2 over Rangers. Arena allows eight and two thirds as Marlins lose 6 3 to Dodgers. Kluber strong for Indians in 7 1 win over Twins with Santana three run shot. Span and Pence lift Giants 5 3 over Dbacks to sweep Phoenix. Reynolds hits 250th homer in 10th as Rockies beat Padres 3 2. Russell Baez pace Cubs 9 5 win at Houston reducing NL Central magic number.
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Johnson Takes BMW Championship to Claim FedExCup Lead
Dustin Johnson built on two round lead with a final round 67 at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel Indiana to finish 23 under and win by three over Paul Casey. Casey eagled 15 to close within one but Johnson matched him and extended to the top of the FedExCup standings heading to East Lake.
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Wawrinka Wins Open With Late Rally Over Djokovic
Stan Wawrinka defeated Novak Djokovic 6 7 6 4 7 5 6 3 to claim his first US Open title at Arthur Ashe Stadium. The Swiss, 31, joined an elite three slam club and moved to 3 0 in majors finals, as he celebrated with his team. The victory capped a day of major sports news including NASCAR, college football records, and NFL injury updates.
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