Frederick Keys slump worsens with losses to Durham
The Frederick Keys dropped two games to Durham at Harry Grove Stadium, 4-1 and 7-0, widening their second half slump to 14-18. Manager Wally Moon blamed weak starting pitching and lack of offense, noting only eight runs on 33 hits in the homestand and restlessness at the plate.
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Blue Jays Rally Past Rangers 10-9 In Wild Affair
Fred McGriff and Manny Lee drove in three runs each as Toronto beat Texas 10-9. Palmeiro's fourth inning error allowed the go ahead run, with Acker the winning pitcher and McGruther suffering the loss. Wells left with swelling after a hit hand. Red Sox slug Tigers 13-3 as Boggs and Reed pace the attack.
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Orioles Take Three of Four as Perry Drives Royals Defeat
In Kansas City the Orioles defeated the Royals 4-1 to take three of four in the series. Gerald Perry doubled and scored on George Brett's deep fly in the sixth, with Cal Ripken and Billy Ripken driving in runs earlier. Brady Anderson sparked the win with a leadoff double and multi hit day, lifting Baltimore's momentum ahead of their home series with Toronto.
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Daniel wins LPGA Championship to claim first major title
Daniel overcame a five shot deficit to shoot 66 and win the LPGA Championship by one stroke over Rosie Jones. Jones led by two entering the final round but finished 3-under 281 after missing a long birdie putt. This marked Daniel's first major after 12 years on tour, adding to a season with Phar-Mor playoff victory and four wins overall.
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Garrelts falls short of no-hitter vs Reds in late key moment
Scott Garrelts took a no-hit bid into the ninth, then Paul O Neill broke it up with two outs. Garrelts finished with a one hitter as the Giants swept Cincinnati 4 0 at Candlestick Park. The win pulled San Francisco within reach in the NL West and extended Cincinnati’s skid to seven straight.
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