Franco’s roller coaster return fuels Indians lineup gamble
Cleveland’s Jhon Franco dodges the disabled list with a knee issue after back-to-back injuries this week. He started, homered, and made an aggressive running catch as the team weighs keeping him active. Team physician Dr. Tom Anderson cleared him to play, though manager Doc Edwards cautions the flare could recur.
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Bell booed in Toronto during hostile series with Red Sox
George Bell, former AL MVP, endured taunts from 40,123 Toronto fans at Exhibition Stadium after going 4-for-12 in a three game set with Boston. He criticized the crowd for forgetting past success while noting his home run drought and dispute over designated hitter duties. Teammate Leland Moseby expressed sympathy for Bell amid the jeers.
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Perlman allowed only three hits while striking out two and walking two in five innings. Jeff Dedman pitched a scoreless relief. June France's triple scored the Indians' first run in the third. Willie Upshaw's RBI single in the fifth made it 2-1 for the Indians. Tan and 4-4, allowed seven hits with two walks and six strikeouts in six innings. Mike Henne man pitched the last two innings for his 13th save. The Indians, 26 third in the At, drop to last, three games behind New York. This was the first time the Indians have been out of second since May 1, 27 Bamosatta.
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Brewers Roll White Sox 18?2 In Lopsided Sunday Rout
Milwaukee pounded Chicago 16-2 as Dale Sveum homered twice and drove in five and Yount joined the cycle with a third inning homer and a late double. Yount became the third Brewer to hit for the cycle as the team totaled 16 hits.
No-Hit Bid Short of Dream for Astros as Braves Fall 5-0
Astros pitcher Mike Scott carried a no-hit bid into the ninth before Steve Oberkfell’s two-out single spoiled the perfect game. Houston won 5-0 at the Astrodome, marking the sixth instance this season of a no-hitter entering the ninth and failing.
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St. Louis shortstop Ozzie Smith drives eighth inning homer Sunday
Ozzie Smith hit his second homer of the season in the eighth Sunday against Chicago, his 3 808th at-bat. Palmeiro. Hough, Henneman and others show varied trends as NL leaders and team notes. Cleveland and Houston milestones noted, with no-hitters and homer totals cited.
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