Streaking Yanks down Brewers
New York topped Milwaukee as Wade Taylor won in his major league debut and Jesse Barfield drove in three runs. Ted Higuera took the loss in his season start, surrendering six runs in 4 2 3 innings, while Steve Farr earned the save.
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Pirates win ninth in a row with 5-3 over Phillies
Barry Bonds drove in three runs including a ninth inning double that sparked a rally as Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 5-3. Andy Van Slyke hit a key ninth inning single, Mitch Williams took the loss, Bob Walk earned the win, and Bob Patterson closed for the save. The Pirates swept the series and extended their streak to nine, their best since 1988.
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Benito Santiago
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Kent Mercker
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McGee
Pete Smith
Matt Williams
Dave Anderson
Trevor Wilson
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Rono finishes third in 1500 at NCAA Outdoor
Peter Rono, in Eugene, Ore., places third in the 1500 meters with 3:40.47 earning All America honors for the 13th time, while Rob Pendergist ends 14th in the decathlon after withdrawing from the final event due to ankle tendon problems, totaling 6,555 points.
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Vandergrift
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Agassi and Chang win in France at the French Open
Andre Agassi and Michael Chang advanced to the quarterfinals in Paris on clay. Agassi dominated Alberto Mancini 6-3 6-3 5-7 6-1 while Chang beat Guy Forget 6-1 6-1 4-6 6-3, setting up a possible semifinal clash with Boris Becker and Jakob Hlasek respectively.
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