Expos sweep as Okha breaks forearm in loss
Montreal tops the nightcap 7-2 behind Tony Batista homering twice and Sun-Woo Kim’s 41-3 innings of relief for Ohka, who left with a fractured forearm after a Beltran line drive. Zach Day fired a six hit shutout in the opener as Montreal won 8-0, and the team swept a doubleheader for the first time in over a year. Brad Wilkerson drove in three in the opener. Okha will join the team in Seattle after the injury.
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Tomo Okha
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Sun-Woo Kim
Ohka
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Zach Day
Montreal
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Brad Wilkerson
Carlos Beltran
Bruce Thomas
Dodgers batter Jays in early burst for 6-1 win
Los Angeles jumped on Josh Towers in the first three innings, scoring six runs to beat Toronto 6-1. Kazuhisa Ishii tossed eight strong innings, allowing six hits and one home run by Vernon Wells, while Adrian Beltre hit his 15th homer as the Dodgers cruised and Towers lamented a night to forget.
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Robin Ventura
Paul Lo Duca
Adrian Beltre
Encarnacion
Ventura
Alex Cora
Singh on fire as Buick Weir struggles
Vijay Singh shot an 8 under 63 to grab the first round lead at the Buick Classic, with solid driving and precise short irons. Fredrik Jacobson birdied six of the final eight holes to sit one behind, while Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson opened with 68 and 69 respectively as the field eyes the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.
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Ont
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Calgary
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Sorenstam and Park chase Rosales in LPGA major
Annika Sorenstam and Grace Park posted 68s hoping to close gap on Jennifer Rosales who fired a 66 to lead the LPGA Championship at DuPont Country Club. Rosales dominated the par fives and avoided bogeys while Sorenstam faulted on a late stretch and Park finished with two bogeys after two early birdies. Dawn Coe-Jones, Lorie Kane, and Isabelle Beisiegel trailed in the field.
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Park
Dawn Coe-Jones
Lake Cowichan
B.C
Charlottetown
Lorie Kane
Isabelle Beisiegel
Montreal
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