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In the American League Kansas City beat Minnesota 7 to 3 Boston defeated Tampa Bay 8 to 0 Detroit routed Baltimore 12 to 2 Cleveland topped Texas 12 to 1 Seattle bested MV Yankees 3 to 0 Chicago White Sox and Oakland played to 3-0 with Sox ahead Anaheim won 9 to 4 over Toronto In the National League Arizona edged Montreal 8 to 7 Florida defeated St Louis 3 to 1 Pittsburgh crushed San Francisco 8 to 0 Houston beat NY Mets 11 to 1 Colorado won 2 to 1 over Philadelphia Cincinnati beat Atlanta 4 to 2 Chicago Cubs toppled San Diego 7 to 6 in 13 Los Angeles defeated Milwaukee 7 to 2.
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Martinez masterful in one-hitter but for late single
Pedro Martinez pitched a near perfect game, retiring 24 straight before John Flaherty’s ninth inning single. He struck out 13, issued no walks, and improved to 15-4 as Boston routed Tampa Bay 8-0 in a game marked by bench clearing brawls. Carl Everett drove in six runs, including a 100th homer, as Anaheim, Oakland, Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, and Seattle all posted wins across the league.
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Bagwell drives in three as Astros crush Mets on Leiter rough night
Jeff Bagwell belted his 40th homer and drove in three as Houston routed New York 11 1. Miller pitched a five hitter for his first major league complete game, while Tony Eusebio saw his 24 game hitting streak end. Leiter left after three innings with a strained right buttock as the Mets fell further in the NL East race. Derek Bell left with a knee bruise, but manager Bobby Valentine called it not serious. The Astros tied up the NL West prospects and delivered a decisive victory on a rough night for New York.
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Angels protest denied over Aug 21 Boston loss at Fenway Park
Major league baseball rejected Anaheim's protest of the 7-6 loss to Boston at Fenway Park. The hearing, led by Paul Beeston, addressed the disputed play where Bengie Molina's popup and a missed base call at third base led to Tim Salmon being ruled out. The Angels argued the right umpire's call and lack of crew input were grounds for the protest.
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