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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 2002

Page

15

Angels rally at plate stun Yankees in ALDS clincher

Angels no name lineup red hot as Wooten Molina and Gil go 7-for-10 with four runs and four RBIs to beat the Yankees 9-5 and end New York's season. Wells允许 eight runs on 10 hits as Anaheim advances in dramatic fashion.

Angels Reach First Postseason Series Win In 42 Years

The Angels defeated the Yankees 3-1 in a best-of-five to reach the AL Championship Series against Minnesota, posting a postseason series record batting .376. Angels’ bats and timely hits carried the team as New York’s ace rotation struggled. Derek Jeter and teammates acknowledged the Angels’ strong pitching, defense, and offense, with Mike Scioscia praising balance through the series. Key Angels players included Garret Anderson, Darin Erstad, Scott Spiezio, Troy Glaus, Tim Salmon, and Wooten’s homer in Game 4. The Angels showed resilience, finishing with 56 hits and 31 runs in four games, and led the majors with a .282 regular-season average.

Angels Minnesota Twins Oakland Athletics Yankees Joe Torre Roger Clemens Andy Pettitte Mike Mussina Wells Mike Scioscia Snink Scioscia Wooten Gil Molina New York Derek Jeter Garret Anderson Darin Erstad Scott Spiezio Troy Glaus Tim Salmon Salmon Hudson Radke Durham J.C. Romero Terrence Long Long Oakland Tejada A’s Hawkins A's

Cardinals edge Diamondbacks in stingy bullpen finale

Arizona manager Brenly and closer Jason Schilling praised the club as favorites, while the bullpen delivered a stingy showing allowing two hits in 4 1-3 innings. La Russa emphasized the team’s belief and strength as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch recaps the finale.

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Twins clinch AL Central as Guardado falters in Game 5

Eddie Guardado blew a save try as Minnesota stunned Oakland 3 1 to win the AL division series and advance to face Anaheim in the ALCS. Torches of champagne drenched players, Ortiz and Pierzynski homered, Radke outpitched Mulder, and Hocking and Guzman drove in key runs in a tense, record-setting playoff clash.

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Giants Rally Past Braves in Key NLDS Game Four

Livan Hernandez stifled Atlanta through 8 1 3 innings as the Giants snapped a three-game postseason skid. Aurilia blasted a three-run homer and Bonds drove in runs as San Francisco built a 4-0 lead and held on for a 4-0 victory at Pac Bell Park with 43,070 fans cheering. Glavine struggled early before finishing with five innings amid bases-loaded jams and a fading Braves offense.

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Giants Beat Braves 8 3 in Ab Ends Furcaiss

Giants defeated Braves 8 to 3 as pitchers Furcaiss and others contributed in a high scoring game. Notable player stats include Glavine and DeRosa with hits and runs, while multiple pitching figures posted appearances.

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Odessa High vs Permian Tickets On Sale Next Week

Approximately 3,000 reserved seat tickets for the Odessa High School versus Permian football game go on sale at Ratliff Stadium on Tuesday after a Monday gate opening. Numbers for priority sales issued, limit ten tickets per buyer, $6 each. End zone and student tickets details provided. downtown office sales run midweek with final gates at 6 pm. Fans urged to arrive early.

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