Soriano shines as hitter for Yankees in Boston setback
In a tense Red Sox win behind Roger Clemens, Soriano extended his hitting streak to seven games and manned second base after John Jeter, with Posada driving in runs. The game featured Nixon’s two-run single and a late Boston surge to quell New York’s late rally.
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Unclear sports league list with mixed names and figures
Fragmented OCR shows players and teams with scattered batting and pitching stats. Names like Seattle Kansas City Cleveland and New York appear with numbers such as 12 4 21, but many items are garbled. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Miscellaneous Sports Stat Fragments and Names Across Cities
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Four-run ninth lifts Toronto past Kansas City Royals
Robero Hernandez struggles as Toronto’s Carlos Delgado delivers a late run scoring single to cap a rally from a three-run ninth inning deficit. Bob File earns the win in his major league debut, while Kansas City’s closer woes continue as they fall to 2-9.
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One run saves Reds in Mets opener at Shea
Cincinnati pitcher Chris Reitsma scored the snag of a 1-0 win over the New York Mets at Shea Stadium. Reitsma gave seven innings of scoreless ball and singled, helping the Reds extend their modern NL record for consecutive games scoring to 173. Reitsma credited the zeros for the win as Cincinnati stayed undefeated against New York.
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