Cubs Rally In 11th To End Nine Game Losing Streak
The Chicago Cubs rally from a 3-0 hole to beat Milwaukee 5-4 in 11 innings. Bobby Hill scored the decisive run on Corey Patterson's sacrifice fly after Hill walked, advanced on a wild pitch, and plated on the fly ball. Don Baylor praised the team as Prior awaited a major league start.
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Vaughn belts back to back multi homer game for Rays
Greg Vaughn homered twice as Tampa Bay beat Baltimore 4-0, ending a 9 1/2 month drought with back-to-back two homer games and 348th career homer. He credited maintaining swing and confidence as key to the streak amid a .129 season batting average.
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Franco Lifts Braves Over Rockies With Seventh Inning Homer
Julio Franco delivered a tiebreaking eighth inning homer for Atlanta as he gutted through a rough start to earn his first RBI of the season in a 2-1 win over Colorado. Damian Moss worked 6 2 3 innings, while John Smoltz secured his 13th save.
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Royals prevail as Indians slump deepens after grand slam
Kansas City tops Cleveland as the Indians, six time AL Central champions, stumble offensively with four runs or fewer for the 25th time this season. Fryman delivered a sixth inning grand slam ending an 0-for-17 slump with bases loaded. The ninth inning left Cleveland furious and questioning their season purpose.
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Aqua Buffs Disappointed At State Swimming Meet
The Aqua Buffs finished 28th in the 50 freestyle at 26.66 and 22nd in the 100 backstroke at 1:09.65. Coach Wise said the team didn’t swim well but remains hopeful for next year. Freestyle relay consisted of Frazier, Gretchen Dunford, Claire Dunford, and Aimee Zeller. medley relay included Frazier, Claire Dunford, Gretchen Dunford, and Heather Ginther.
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