Spartans outlast Boise State behind Bell’s 210 rushing yards
No. 13 Michigan State beats No. 24 Boise State 17 13 in a season opener. Le'Veon Bell rushed 44 times for 210 yards and two touchdowns, including the decisive score with 8:12 left as Edwin Baker's departure looms. Boise State, missing last season’s stars, moved the ball to MSU’s 42 before a fourth down stop.
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Cardinals Fall as Nationals Win Streak Adds to Lead
The Nationals beat the Cardinals as Wainwright gave up six runs and nine hits in five innings. LaRoche, Werth, and Harper drove in runs early, with Desmond adding a key RBI single in the third. Molina doubled in the fifth but left runners stranded.
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Young’s three run double keys Tigers win over White Sox
Delmon Young delivered a tiebreaking three run double in the seventh as Detroit beat Chicago 7-4 to pull within two games of the AL Central lead. Miguel Cabrera and Jhonny Peralta homered, and Octavio Dotel earned the win in relief with Benoit and Valverde closing.
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Soriano and Rizzo lift Cubs past Giants at Wrigley
Alfonso Soriano belted a two run homer to reach the stands on Waveland Avenue and Anthony Rizzo added a solo shot as the Chicago Cubs beat the San Francisco Giants 6-4. Soriano added a two out RBI single in the first inning, giving Chris Volstad his second straight win after a winless stretch.
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Roddick cruises past Tomic to reach U.S. Open third round
Andy Roddick, days after saying the U.S. Open will be his last tournament, swept Bernard Tomic 6-3 6-4 6-0 in Arthur Ashe Stadium to move into the third round and hint at extending his farewell run. He awaits Fabio Fognini next, vowing to stay for at least one more match.
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