Bell’s no hitter fades in the ninth inning
Baltimore rookie Eric Bell carried a no hitter into the ninth before Tom Nieto’s bloop single sparked a four run rally. Five Ceroles relievers held Minnesota to a 5-4 win. Bell took the loss but the Orioles won on offense.
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Raines Delivers Tie-Breaking Shot Lifts Expos Over Braves
Tim Raines hit a decisive seventh inning homer as the Montreal Expos beat the Atlanta Braves 6-4. Danny Darwin finished 3-for-3 for Houston in a 5-1 win over Philadelphia, while others such as Ted Power and Bob Welch posted strong outings in their respective games.
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Chiefs tumble as Guides rally in disputed homer affair
Maine right hurler Tom Newell fends off the Chiefs as Syracuse builds a late lead. Jeff Calhoun closes it out after a ninth inning rally while Manny Lee and Alex Infante contribute key hits. Liriano extends a hitting streak, and Thornton swipes two bases in cool conditions.
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Farrago Quits Syracuse In Silent Ring Farewell
Disillusioned boxer Matt Farrago packs his bags and leaves Syracuse after a string of cancellations and poor draws. He laments lack of fan support and poor opportunities, vowing to win a title and return, possibly defending the belt in his hometown for 1700 fans. He cites a hostile boxing market and seeks a fresh start with new management and gym.
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