Sosa's 484-Foot HR Lifts Cubs Over Pirates at PNC Park
Sammy Sosa delivered the long ball at PNC Park, the Cubs beating the Pirates 7-3 as Mark Bellhorn also homered. Jason Bere allowed three big hits over six innings while Dave Williams hit his first career homer for Pittsburgh. Mets Expos, Braves, Reds, White Sox, Indians, Red Sox, Twins, Mariners, Blue Jays stories follow with results and key plays.
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Petition drive targets public funding for St. Louis Cardinals ballpark
A group named Coalition Against Public Funding for Stadiums says it has enough signatures to force a ballot on city funding for a new downtown ballpark. The effort could derail plans for city county and state money, but organizers face steps before appearing on the ballot. Spokesman Ed Rhode accuses backers of seeking to kill the project rather than empower voters.
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Major League Standings And Friday Schedule Highlights
National League games included St Louis edging Milwaukee 6 to 5 and Cincinnati defeating Philadelphia 8 to 5. Tuesday through Friday results feature the Mets over Cubs 3 to 2, Braves over Phillies 6 to 2, and Cubs 7 over Pittsburgh 3. Tonight’s matchups include Montreal at New York, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and Houston at St. Louis with several interleague affairs.
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Baseball scores and tonight schedule across American League
Recap of results including Toronto 11 New York 3 Boston 5 Kansas City 8 Baltimore 15 Tampa Bay 6 Cleveland 8 Minnesota 4 Seattle 8 Anaheim 4 Chicago White Sox 5 Baltimore 2 Boston 3 New York 2 Cleveland 3 Kansas City 1 Toronto 14 Tampa Bay 7 Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 Seattle 7 Texas 3 Oakland at Anaheim. Night slate lists games with starting pitchers and times: Yankees Wells at Boston Martinez, May KC at Cleveland Drese, Erickson at Chicago White Sox, Toronto at Tampa Bay Sturtze, Detroit at Minnesota Milton, Seattle at Texas Irabu, Oakland at Anaheim Washburn.
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Gordon wins pole for Virginia 500
Jeff Gordon grabbed the Martinsville Martinsville Speedway pole for the Virginia 500 with a lap of 94.161 mph, the 41st career pole and second of the season, as his team overcame poor practice speeds. Bobby Hamilton started second, Dale Earnhardt Jr. third, and Terry Labonte fourth, with rookie Shane Hmiel earning his first Busch Series pole.
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Hmiel Sets Nashville Track Record In Pepsi 300 Qualifying
Auto racing sees Hmiel top 11 drivers with a 161.440 mph lap at Nashville Superspeedway for the Pepsi 300 as Jason Keller starts beside him on the front row. Ford's lead four from the top four spots while da Matta sets provisional pole at Long Beach in pursuit of a fourth straight victory.
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