Roundup: O's top Texas as Yankees rally past A's and Brewers pull upset
Orioles survive a late Texas threat 7-2 behind seven strong innings from Mussina and a three run homer by Palmeiro to stay 1/2 game ahead of the Yankees in the AL East. Whiten ends slump with RBI single for New York in a 4-3 win over Oakland. Brewers complete a doubleheader sweep of Toronto aided by Steve Woodard’s eight innings of one hit ball in his debut and a rare triple play.
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Angels Sweep Indians in Cleveland with Grand Slam
Cleveland fails to score as Anaheim shuts out the Indians in the opener. Garret Anderson belted a mammoth grand slam off Orel Hershiser in the fourth to power a 10-7 nightcap win. Todd Greene followed with a tie-breaking solo shot in the sixth as Anaheim tied the doubleheader, while the crowd booed the Indians’ late collapse.
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Schedule of Today's American League Games
Toronto at Milwaukee leads a busy slate with Seattle at Boston and Anaheim at Cleveland. Other 1 p.m. to 9:05 p.m. games include Oakland at Yankees, Texas at Baltimore, Detroit at Chicago White Sox, Minnesota at Kansas City, and a doubleheader at Milwaukee.
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Lofton returns from DL as Braves face Cubs
Atlanta activates Kenny Lofton after six week groin injury staying in uniform for the Braves against the Chicago Cubs. Tim Spehr is designated for assignment to clear space on the 25 man roster. Lofton previously returned July 5 but reinjured his left groin.
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Marlins activate White as Castillo sent to Charlotte
The Florida Marlins recalled Devon White from the disabled list while demoting Luis Castillo to Triple-A Charlotte to help end a slump before a four game series with the Atlanta Braves. Milwaukee Brewers make pitching moves including D Amico to 15-day DL and Woodard in rotation.
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Neagle leads Braves past Cubs with three-hitter shutout
Denny Neagle pitched a three-hitter for his third shutout of the season, lifting Atlanta to a 6-0 win over Chicago and widening the NL East lead to seven games. Neagle improved to 14-2, fanning five with no walks as he remained sharp after early jitters.
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