Eldred shuts down Sox in four hitter for Brewers win
Cal Eldred limited Boston to four hits over six innings to beat Roger Clemens as Milwaukee rolled to a 5-1 victory. John Jaha and Jody Reed homered for the Brewers who have won seven of nine on the road. Reed added a three run shot in the eighth.
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Phillies Rally Past Braves With Four-Run Ninth
Lenny Dykstra delivered a two-run triple as Philadelphia erased a 2-1 deficit in the ninth inning against Atlanta. Kim Batiste, Mike Lieberthal, Mickey Morandini, and Kevin Stocker supplied the key hits and a sacrifice fly. Heathcliff Slocumb earned the win, Doug Jones notched the save.
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Ripken to join Gehrig in the 2000 Club
Cal Ripken of the Baltimore Orioles is set to reach 2000 consecutive games on Monday night in Minnesota, matching Lou Gehrig's legendary streak. Ripken downplays a nickname, emphasizes team play, and reflects on the pressure and praise from peers and managers.
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Baseball strike looms as players toughen stance
With a two week strike deadline, star players face large losses per day of stoppage. Bobby Bonilla would lose $31,148 daily, totaling $1.62 million over 52 days, while Jack McDowell faces $28,692 daily and $1.51 million total. Roberto Alomar and Clemens would each lose about $27,322 daily, about $1.42 million. Union officials say players refuse a salary cap and will strike to defend the current system amid contentious talks involving Fehr, Ueberroth, Vincent, and team owners.
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