Indians Snap 10-Game Slide With 13-2 rout of Rays
Cleveland breaks a 10 game drought by annihilating Tampa Bay 13-2. Ben Francisco drives in four with a two-run homer and David Dellucci adds three RBIs as Casey Blake also homers. Aaron Laffey earns first win since June, supporting a Rays skid tied to top record in baseball.
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Blue Jays Sweep Orioles Behind Lind Late Run
In Toronto Adam Lind delivered the go ahead run in the ninth off closer George Sherrill to lift the Blue Jays 6 0 over the Orioles completing a three game sweep. Shawn Camp earned the win with one inning of relief.
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Surging Howard powers Phillies past Cardinals 4 1 at Wrigley
Phillies star Ryan Howard homered twice and drove in three as Philadelphia beat St. Louis 4 1 at Wrigley Field. Howard leads NL with 27 homers and 83 RBIs, while Ken Griffey Jr and the Reds posted a 12 7 win over the Cubs. Mariners?
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Mets rout Giants as Tatis drives in four
Fernando Tatis homered doubled twice and drove in four runs to lift the Mets to a 7 3 victory over the Giants. David Wright doubled twice and scored the go ahead run in a four run seventh as Scott Schoeneweis earned the win in relief of John Maine. The Giants ended a 21 inning scoreless streak but fell to a fourth straight defeat.
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Becker's Bridge Bid Dilemma For Notrump Game Odds
In bridge problems with the given hands, the suggested contract leans toward three notrump after partner opens one notrump and right-hand opponent bid two hearts. The reasoning notes a heart stopper from partner and that game chances are best in notrump, though five clubs could sometimes be superior. exploration of that path is limited by the bidding.
Bidding Quiz Beyond Notrump Game in Bridge Lessons
A bridge bidding discussion covers four spades three spades and five clubs with strategic jumps. It explains why 3 and 4 bids convey different values and outlines partner expectations for spade and heart holdings. The piece also notes tomorrow’s focus on careful play and references a 2008 syndicate Sudoku explanation.
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