Prince homers twice as Phillies top Pirates 4 1
Tom Prince hit two homers in one day matching his total for three Rivers Stadium six seasons with Pittsburgh. Curt Schilling pitched three hit ball over seven innings, driving in all four Phillies runs in a 4-1 win over the Pirates. Prince also added a solo shot later, finishing with four RBIs and matching a career high.
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Larkin stays as Reds beat Diamondbacks after extension
Cincinnati fans cheered Barry Larkin who agreed to a three year 27 million contract extension. Dante Bichette slugged a two run homer in the win as Elmer Dessens improved to four and zero with Danny Graves earning his 17th save. Brian Anderson took the loss. In Houston, Bill Spiers drove in six and Lance Berkman hit two homers as the Astros tied a team record with six long balls in a 10 inning rally off Andy Benes, who allowed four homers in one inning.
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Padres edge Rockies in 10th as Klesko slams goes long
Klesko tied the game with a ninth inning solo shot then belted a two run homer in the 10th to lift the San Diego Padres over the Colorado Rockies. Ben DavisSac fly, Trevor Hoffman blew save, Brent Mayne drove in run for Rockies.
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Tiger Woods Dominates Open to Near Grand Slam Milestone
Woods won the British Open by eight strokes, the largest margin since 1913, and joined a select group by winning both the U S and British Opens in the same year. Els and Bjorn finished strong, with Duval’s late round collapse shaping the final results. The crowd praised Woods as in a different league, while his father eyed a four majors in one year goal.
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Armstrong Fans Cheer Final Arc Finish Across Paris
A crowd of thousands lined the Champs Elys es as the 2250 mile race ended with sharp circuits before the Arc. Americans showed flag colors on capes and bandanas while Arm Strong fans roared. Stefano Zanini of Italy won the final sprint and exclaimed he was too happy.
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Indians Blank Twins as Fryman and Vizquel Hit Homers
Cleveland spoiled Tom Kellys return in Minnesota with an 8 3 victory. Travis Fryman and Omar Vizquel hit homers, Dave Burba earned his 10th win, and Radke took the loss after a rough fourth inning. Kelly had been tending to his ailing father in Florida.
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Rangers Rally Past Mariners In Tight AL West Showdown
In Seattle Rafael Palmeiro drove in a run in the eighth as Texas edged Seattle 3 2 to snap a four game slide. Mark Mulder bounced back with 7 1 3 scoreless innings for Oakland after a rough previous start.
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