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(14-8- 9-- winning streak for AL West champions. 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 7 - 010 00a 7 7 0 3 4 1 0 2 Pulsipher 2 3 0 to 2 batters in 1 pitched - BEN MARGOTThc 4 leiada ss JaGmbdh 4 4 Dyerf 4 3 PJHdzc EChau 3b Sntnglo2b 4 k r NATIONAL LEAGUE starts a weekend series at home against Florida on. Friday night. CUBS 6, REDS 5: At Cincinnati, Fred McGriff hit a three-ru- n homer, and Jason Bere (11-9- ) pitched seven shutout innings as Chicago held off a strong Cincinnati rally. By taking two of three, the Cubs built a smidgen of momentum for their potentially pivotal weekend series in Houston. The Cubs are third in the NL Central and third in the wild card race. CARDINALS 9, PIRATES 1: At Pitts- pitched burgh, Woody Williams (13-9- ) three-hi- t ball over seven innings and Mark McGwire, who came into the (106-- 0 0 13 4, INDIANS 2: At Cleveland, rookie Chris George allowed four hits in seven-plu- s innings to slow Cleveland's playoff push Thursday night. ) allowed a pair of sinGeorge gles in the third inning, and retired 11 in a row before Marty Cordova homered to open the eighth. Roberto Hernandez pitched the ninth for his 24th save in 29 tries. Cleveland's magic number stayed at .10 for clinching the AL Central and the Indians' lead in the division was cut to ROYALS 4 3 31 7 six games over Minnesota. second-plac- e 0: At Minneapolis, Joe Mays beat Detroit for the fifth time this season, throwing a TWINS 3, TIGERS for Minnesota. (16-13- ) allowed only six sin5-gles and improved to 0 with a 1.13 ERA against the Tigers this season. 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EChave! (7), Curtis (7). (5). Long (3), Kapler (6), Sheldon (1). One closer: Barry Bonds and Houston catcher Brad Ausmus follow the flight of Bonds' 64th home run of the season during the fifth inning Thursday in San Francisco. Sumollph 0 0 ANGELS 6, MARINERS 3 3. Associated Press 0 0 0 0 0 SO 7, RANGERS 2 Mai r.', 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 W batter 3 0 by KWells (BeWilliams). Mall tf'KaaBaaVjfc;, 0. 3 Thome City 2, Cleveland 4 (1). 5. Cleveland 3. 2BTCBeltran (28). Ibanez (28). MCordova 19). (29) (4). Vizquel (9). a H R ER BB SO George 4 0 0 10 0 Pulsipher Foulke S.39 j 2 3 4 Burks dh 0 ANAHOM 1 Oakland "VW 64 66 67 68 69 JGnzlezrt 0 4110 Gnmsley RMHemandez 7 88 Et 0 0 Quinn George York 0 Long W'"'-- I 83 80 80 78 78 City (10). 0 7 7 2 111 0 0 3 an 4012 1 Damon ; Philadelphia 0 0 lb 1 10 3 6 ak v,,.X - 28-4- . W JLopw. 0 4 II OAKLAND Mays ANGELS 6, MARINERS 3: At Seatsintle, Bengie Molina hit a tiebreaking Anaheim as in the eighth inning gle 1 0 1. 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