Wilson's homer lifts Mariners past Yankees 5-3
Dan Wilson delivered a two-run homer in the seventh that broke a tie, as Seattle Mariners defeated the New York Yankees 5-3. Jay Buhner also homered. Seattle took two of three in the series. Chad Curtis homered for New York.
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Keys Hit With Five Roster Moves In Carolina League
The Frederick Keys roster underwent major changes as the Baltimore Orioles made eleven moves since Aug. 19, including sending Bart Carney to Bowie to replace an injured Kingsale and promoting pitchers Luis Marache and Jilberto Bello from Gulf Coast. More reshuffles sent Billy Percibal and Chip Lawrence to Bowie, while Maikell Diaz, Edy Martinez, and Dykhoff joined or moved within the system. The parade of moves aims to bolster the Keys for the playoffs, which Frederick has already clinched.
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Knuckleball Helps Rhodes Star in Keys 3-1 Victory
Frederick Keys pitcher Joey Rhodes used a knuckleball in seven innings to limit Kinston to one run on four hits as the Keys extended their home winning streak to nine. Rhodes struck out five and walked two, aided by defensive plays including a pivotal seventh inning double play saved by Rick Short. Jerome Walton supplied a fifth inning solo homer and Wady Almonte scored on a misplayed grounder in the seventh for insurance.
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Keys, Indians Battle Above Field as Air Show Distracts
Fans at Harry Grove Stadium watched the Confederate Air Force display above the field while the Keys lost their lead late. Indiana rallied in the ninth to beat the Keys 4-3, with Darren Stumberger driving in the final run and Marc DeSchenes earning the save. Hilton noted the distraction but stressed competing on the field.
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Orioles consider roster moves ahead of Alomar return
Davis reports the Orioles may option a pitcher and keep Aaron Ledesma due to options and his hot .405 run in 18 games. Esteban Yan could be sent down after a rough 4.2 innings with eight earned in his only start. Jeffrey Hammonds aims to be ready after a tendon injury with cortisone, while Cal Ripken marks his 37th birthday in his 2,443rd straight game and 999th career walk.
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