Mazeroski tears mark Hall of Fame speech at Cooperstown
At Cooperstown the Hall of Fame induction of Mazeroski drew tears from Mazeroski and peers as Kirby Puckett and others spoke. Mazeroski fought back emotion, pausing his 12 page speech after a brief opening, while Puckett and George Brett also showed strong feelings about the honor and their journeys.
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Hall of Fame class includes Buoniconti Swann Yary Youngblood
Nick Buoniconti and fellow legends Lynn Swann Ron Yary and Jack Youngblood celebrate induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame joining coach Marv Levy and linemen Jackie Slater and Ike Munchak. Marc Buoniconti, paralyzed in 1985, is honored with his father as they spoke of healing and the Miami Project.
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Angels Rally Past Yankees For 4-3 Win
Anaheim Angels tied the game in the sixth and took the lead in the eighth on Bengie Molina s two out hit after Ted Lilly hit Scott Spiezio to set the stage. Mike Sweeney homered twice and drove in five as Kansas City beat Minnesota 9-6. Boston defeated Texas behind Rolando Arrojo s six innings and three hits allowed. Detroit lost fifth straight as Oakland moved within AL wild card contention with a win.
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Major League Comebacks Highlight Baseball Highlights
In a day of dramatic comebacks and clutch hits, Cleveland erased a 12 run deficit to beat Seattle in a 4 hour 11 minute game. Jolbert Cabrera delivered the decisive, broken bat single plating Kenny Lofton in the 11th to clinch the win.
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Giants ride Aurilia big day to 8-4 win over Phillies
Rich Aurilia went 4-for-5 with a three-run homer and five RBIs as the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8-4 for their 10th victory in 11 games. Livan Hernandez added three hits and 6 2-3 innings pitched in the win.
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