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Old 06-03-2010, 10:54 AM   #994
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Sept. 28, 2015

Boston 7, Louisville 2: The Riders hope to put the Racers out of the race as they kick off a 3-game set. Jim Palmer (16-8, 2.90) goes the distance, as Brian Roberts had three hits and scored twice. Keith Hernandez and Adam Dunn added a couple of hits apiece, while Harry Stovey broke it open with a three-run double in the 7th off loser Edinson Volquez (14-12, 4.84).

Indianapolis 4, Charlotte 1: A 1-1 pitchers duel going into the 7th, Abner Dalrymple broke the tie with the last of his three doubles on the day and the Engines added two insurance runs off loser John Candelaria (16-10, 3.27). Hooks Wiltse (11-11, 3.38) earned the win, going the distance.

New York 8, Philadelphia 5 (12 innings): Down 5-3 in the 8th, the Heroes knot it up in a rally started by Fielder Jones' leadoff triple. Taking it to extras, Tony Perez hit a 2-run pinch-hit single in the 12th to break the tie against Al Holland and Bill Drake shut it down.

Sacramento 4, Wichita 3: The crucial 3-game set for the West starts in thrilling fashion, knotted at 2 before Socks Seybold hit a two-run shot, his 24th, off Kid Nichols (5-6, 3.58). Wichita got back-to-back doubles from Wally Pipp and Cherokee Davis off George Mullin to open the inning before Joe Benz came on to close it, leaving Davis stuck on third by getting RBI machine Frank Chance - who has 109 on the season - to ground to second to end it.

EastWLPCTGB
Boston Riders82
74.526-
Charlotte Cougars
81
75.5201.0
New York Heroes
7977.5073.0
Louisville Racers
7779.4935.0

WestWLPCTGB
Sacramento Stingers8967.571-
Wichita Brigade8670
.5523.0

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