Baseball Scoreboard From Weekend Games
Detroit blanked St. Louis 10 to 1 while Baltimore blanked Philadelphia 11 to 4. Milwaukee beat Minnesota 5 to 3 and Atlanta defeated Boston 6 to 0. Colorado routed Texas 12 to 6 and Los Angeles won 7 to 2 at Oakland. In the National League San Diego mashed Houston 13 to 3.
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Yankees and Mets clash ends in 13 5 rout in Subway Series
In a vivid Interleague showing, the Yankees beat the Mets 13-5 to even the Subway Series at a game apiece. Posada delivered a tiebreaking three-run homer in a five-run fifth as New York surged past Robby Jones and the Mets bullpen. Pettitte earned the win despite a rough start, while Jeter ONeill Williams and Martinez added key RBIs to seal the rout before a sellout crowd of 55,839.
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Interleague Baseball slate features daily games across leagues
Today and tonight showcase interleague action with matchups across St Louis Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Montreal Toronto Boston Atlanta Florida Tampa Bay Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Kansas City Milwaukee Minnesota Chicago Chicago Texas Colorado Seattle San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Anaheim Arizona New York Mets New York Yankees plus American League evening games in Toronto Detroit Chicago Cleveland Seattle Kansas City Oakland Minnesota.
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Braves rookie Furcal charged with drunken driving
Cobb County police say Rafael Furcal, 19 and the youngest major leaguer, was arrested after failing a sobriety test at a Kroger lot. He posted a $400 bond and was released. Under Georgia law, underage drinkers face a six month license suspension.
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Boone's slam lifts Padres past Astros 13-3
Bret Boone slammed a grand slam and tied his career high with six RBIs while Ruben Rivera hit a homer as San Diego defeated Houston 13-3 on Saturday night ending a five-game skid. Scott Blanton pitched poorly for Houston, with nine runs allowed in 14 innings, and Tim Bogar pitched the eighth in his first major league appearance.
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