Royals Bury ChiSox Behind May's Shutout Start
Darrell May dominated Chicago with an eight inning gem, the Royals breaking a five game skid as they beat the White Sox 4 to 2. Gotay and Blanco sparked a third inning rally, Sweeney belted a 22nd homer in the sixth, and May didn't allow a hit until the sixth while Chicago committed three errors in the loss.
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Dodgers stay atop NL West after 11-1 win over Reds
Jose Hernandez drove in four with a bases loaded triple and a two run homer as the Dodgers crushed Cincinnati 11-1. Shawn Green added a three run shot while Kevin Weaver earned the win. The Cardinals extended their streak to seven with a win at Miami as Edgar Renteria drove in the only run. The Braves’ Adam LaRoche hit two homers at Atlanta before a power outage paused play. Pirates beat the Cubs in 11 innings on Wilson’s two run shot and the Padres tied it late in New York with Ausmus’s 10th inning RBI single. Carlos Zambrano returned from a suspension with eight strong innings in Chicago.
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Millar Drives Red Sox Past Rays With Four Hits Four RBIs
Kevin Millar fueled Boston’s 14-4 win over Tampa Bay with four hits and four RBIs after a public bout over the batting order. He singled twice, doubled, and hit a three-run homer through five innings, tying his season high for hits as Boston built a 13-1 lead.
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Wolf's two homers spark Phillies past Rockies 15 4
Randy Wolf shined on the mound and at the plate, homering twice and driving in three. He went 3-for-3 with three runs as Philadelphia crushed Colorado 15 4, aided by Jim Thome and Chase Utley multi homers and a six homer night for the Phillies. The win trims the wild card gap and keeps them within NL East chase.
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Speedway to add seats at Kansas Speedway
Kansas Speedway plans to expand for its fifth season in 2005 by adding 1500 to 3000 seats. President Jeff Boerger said a formal ISC proposal will go to parent company International Speedway Corp. and a board vote could occur in September if preliminary approval is granted.
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