Astros sweep Cardinals as road win streak hits 10
The Houston Astros defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 3 to complete a three game sweep and extend their road winning streak to ten games the majors longest this season. Ken Caminiti stole home and Craig Biggio added a ninth inning two out double to seal the win.
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Mattingly Reclaims Confidence in 9-5 Yankees Win over Mariners
New York boosts lineup with Deion Sanders debut and four hit effort by Don Mattingly in a 9-5 win. Mattingly, who had struggled, homered and drove in runs as Sanders added a hit and RBI in his first major league appearance. Andy Hawkins pitched seven solid innings for the win, with Lee Guetterman earning the save.
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SEC strips Kentucky of 1987 88 title over ineligible player
The Southeastern Conference voted 8-0 in Destin to revoke Kentucky’s 1987 88 regular season and 1988 tournament crowns after finding use of ineligible guard Eric Manuel. Kentucky already faces a two year NCAA SEC postseason ban and TV blackout for 1989 90.
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Lendl and Agassi advance in French Open rounds
Top seed Ivan Lendl and fifth seed Andre Agassi rolled into the French Open third round with straight-sets victories. Lendl defeated Derrick Rostagno 6-1 6-3 6-1, while Agassi beat Paolo Cane 6-2 6-2 6-3. White-hot form from Jay Berger and shocks for Aaron Krickstein plus Becker Edberg and Chang results also noted.
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