Yanks rout BoSox extend lead in AL East
New York beat Boston 11-3 as Gary Sheffield three-run homer and Tony Clark long drive fueled the win amid three Red Sox errors. Derek Lowe took the loss after a career-high nine runs. Johnny Damon homered for Boston, while Nomar Garciaparra had two errors. The Yankees widened their division margin to 6 1/2 games.
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Burnett stifles Cardinals in Pirates 3-0 win
Rookie Sean Burnett pitched six scoreless innings for his first major league victory, as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the division-leading St. Louis Cardinals 3-0. Tike Redman drove in two runs to back the rookie, while Chris Carpenter took the loss.
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De La Hoya as Underdog in Hopkins Title Fight
Oscar De La Hoya embraces underdog status ahead of his September 18 title clash with Bernard Hopkins at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. The WBO champion seeks four belts while Hopkins defends the WBC WBA and IBF crowns. potential purses top $40 million combined. De La Hoya acknowledged past dieting issues and vows peak effort to avoid another loss against a dominant champ.
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Rockies clear room for Stark return with pitcher shuffle
Colorado Rockies designate Kevin Jarvis for assignment and shift Jeff Fassero to the bullpen to make space for Denny Stark, who returns from Triple-A Colorado Springs after an 8-2 season in the minors and a rough big league start. J.D. Closser is recalled as Charles Johnson recovers from a bruised hand.
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