Higuera shines in rare perfect control against Yankees
Milwaukee lefty Ted Higuera and Jay Aldrich combined on a three hit shutout of the New York Yankees, 5-0, as Higuera earned his first win of the season. He improved to 10-2 lifetime against New York, striking out seven in six innings after back surgery and an early DL return.
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Deshaies Just Misses No-Hitter In Astros Victory Over Dodgers
Houston pitcher Jim Deshaies nearly pitched a no hitter, exiting in the ninth with a seven to two win over Los Angeles. Deshaies allowed two runs and two hits in 8 2 3 innings, walked five, struck out six, and benefited from stellar defense as Houston won their seventh straight. The Dodgers spoiled the shutout with two runs in the ninth as Mike Morgan took the loss.
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Streak Ends as Lana Davis Sees Perfect Pitching End
Peoria area notes Lana Davis of Casey-Westfield High School saw her national record perfect pitching run end at five in a row when Harvard senior Tracey Leyden hit to left in a Class A softball semifinal. Davis, 26-0, had extended a string longer than any prior mark, while her team Davis’s Lady Warriors advanced before losing 8-1 and ending Cori Lagerhausen’s 21 game win streak.
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Rain halts Open after Graf wins
At the French Open in Paris, rain stopped play after Steffi Graf defeated Nicole Jagerman 6-1 6-2 on center court. Graf commented on the cold and persistent rain, noting they tried to finish quickly. Becker led Bates 5-4 as rain intensified elsewhere.
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