Ripken ejected as Orioles fall to White Sox in rout
Cal Ripken drew a third inning ejection for disputing a called strike as Baltimore lost 10-2 to Chicago. The skid hit 10 losses in 13 games, while Frank Chomas went 4-for-4 with four RBIs for the White Sox, and Jaime Navarro shut down the Orioles through eight innings. Ripken, in a 0-for-37 slide, defended his actions after the incident and noted the team's collective frustration during a tough stretch. Wisconsin-born manager Mike Hargrove notches his 500th win with Cleveland as the Indians halted Boston's four-game streak.
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Twins beat Athletics 1 0 to complete sweep
Brad Radke pitched a five-hitter to win his ninth straight start and lift Minnesota to a 1-0 victory over Oakland as the Twins completed a three-game sweep. He struck out 10 with no walks, extending his unbeaten run since June 2.
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Schedule of Today's American League Baseball Games
American League games list including Chicago White Sox at Detroit 6 05 p m Boston at Cleveland 6 05 p m and other matchups with pitchers Alvarez Thompson Avery Wright Pettitte Florie Key Oliver for today and a Tuesday slate with Oakland Boston Seattle Anaheim Milwaukee Kansas City Minnesota Baltimore Texas Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati Colorado Montreal San Francisco St Louis Houston Mets Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Diego Philadelphia San Francisco.
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Ex-teammates blank Dutuon in Twins minor league game
Ha Borders, the first woman to pitch in a regular-season minor league game, allowed four runs and three hits in one inning as her former team the St. Paul Saints defeated the Duluth Superior Dukes 16 3. She walked three batters and struck out none after entering in the eighth trailing 8 1. Borders began the season with the Saints and was traded to the Dukes on July 25. The first batter she faced was J D Drew, the second overall pick in last June's amateur draft, who lined a sharp single up the middle.
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Piazza Injures Hamstring in Dodgers Victory
ATLANTA AP Mike Piazza the Dodgers All Star catcher pulled his left hamstring running bases in the first inning of the game with Atlanta. He singled home a run then pulled up at second base and was replaced by pinch runner and catcher Tom Prince. Piazza has played 94 of 98 games and is listed day to day hitting 356 with 19 homers and 63 RBIs.
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Hundley shines as Mets rout Reds 10-1 in old fashioned blowout
Mets ride multi homer performance by Todd Hundley who went 4-for-4 with five RBIs including a switch hit homer and a three run shot. Bernard Gilkey added a two run homer as New York pounded Cincinnati for their fourth straight win.
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Phillies top Pirates as Cummings shines in brief surge
Midie Cummings, acquired from Pittsburgh on waivers, tripled and doubled, scoring twice for Philadelphia. The Phillies, 29-66, improved to 5-5 after the All-Star break. Larry Walker homered twice for Colorado to extend his league lead to 29, as the Rockies snapped an eight-game skid. Stan Javier launched a three-run shot for the Giants in a win, while Andy Ashby fired seven shutout innings for San Diego in a four-hit victory.
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