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8500 | 4 - Conchita Martinez ( Spain ) beat Ruxandra Dragomir ( Romania ) 6-2 6-0 | <response> 4 - <person>Conchita Martinez</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) beat <person>Ruxandra Dragomir</person> ( <location>Romania</location> ) 6-2 6-0 </response> |
8501 | Naoko Sawamatsu ( Japan ) beat Rennae Stubbs ( Australia ) 6-4 6-3 | <response> <person>Naoko Sawamatsu</person> ( <location>Japan</location> ) beat <person>Rennae Stubbs</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) 6-4 6-3 </response> |
8502 | Miriam Oremans ( Netherlands ) beat Radka Zrubakova ( Slovakia ) 6-2 4-6 6-1 | <response> <person>Miriam Oremans</person> ( <location>Netherlands</location> ) beat <person>Radka Zrubakova</person> ( <location>Slovakia</location> ) 6-2 4-6 6-1 </response> |
8503 | Men 's singles | <response> Men 's singles </response> |
8504 | Doug Flach ( U.S. ) beat Gianluca Pozzi ( Italy ) 7-5 7-6 ( 7-5 ) 2-6 7-6 ( 8-6 ) | <response> <person>Doug Flach</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) beat <person>Gianluca Pozzi</person> ( <location>Italy</location> ) 7-5 7-6 ( 7-5 ) 2-6 7-6 ( 8-6 ) </response> |
8505 | 16 - Cedric Pioline ( France ) beat Francisco Clavet ( Spain ) 6-4 7-6 ( 7-3 ) 6-4 | <response> 16 - <person>Cedric Pioline</person> ( <location>France</location> ) beat <person>Francisco Clavet</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 6-4 7-6 ( 7-3 ) 6-4 </response> |
8506 | Javier Sanchez ( Spain ) beat David Skoch ( Czech Republic ) 6-2 7-6 ( 7-0 ) 6-3 | <response> <person>Javier Sanchez</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) beat <person>David Skoch</person> ( <location>Czech Republic</location> ) 6-2 7-6 ( 7-0 ) 6-3 </response> |
8507 | Women 's singles , first round 1 - Steffi Graf ( Germany ) beat Yayuk Basuki ( Indonesia ) 6-3 7-6 ( 7-4 ) | <response> Women 's singles , first round 1 - <person>Steffi Graf</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) beat <person>Yayuk Basuki</person> ( <location>Indonesia</location> ) 6-3 7-6 ( 7-4 ) </response> |
8508 | BASEBALL - MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AFTER MONDAY 'S GAMES . | <response> BASEBALL - <misc>MAJOR LEAGUE</misc> STANDINGS AFTER MONDAY 'S GAMES . </response> |
8509 | NEW YORK 1996-08-27 | <response> <location>NEW YORK</location> 1996-08-27 </response> |
8510 | Major League Baseball | <response> <misc>Major League Baseball</misc> </response> |
8511 | standings after games played on Monday ( tabulate under won , | <response> standings after games played on Monday ( tabulate under won , </response> |
8512 | lost , winning percentage and games behind ) : | <response> lost , winning percentage and games behind ) : </response> |
8513 | AMERICAN LEAGUE | <response> <misc>AMERICAN LEAGUE</misc> </response> |
8514 | EASTERN DIVISION | <response> <misc>EASTERN DIVISION</misc> </response> |
8515 | W L PCT GB | <response> W L PCT GB </response> |
8516 | NEW YORK 74 56 .569 - | <response> <organization>NEW YORK</organization> 74 56 .569 - </response> |
8517 | BALTIMORE 69 61 .531 5 | <response> <organization>BALTIMORE</organization> 69 61 .531 5 </response> |
8518 | BOSTON 67 65 .508 8 | <response> <organization>BOSTON</organization> 67 65 .508 8 </response> |
8519 | TORONTO 62 70 .470 13 | <response> <organization>TORONTO</organization> 62 70 .470 13 </response> |
8520 | DETROIT 47 84 .359 27 1/2 | <response> <organization>DETROIT</organization> 47 84 .359 27 1/2 </response> |
8521 | CENTRAL DIVISION | <response> <misc>CENTRAL DIVISION</misc> </response> |
8522 | CLEVELAND 78 53 .595 - | <response> <organization>CLEVELAND</organization> 78 53 .595 - </response> |
8523 | CHICAGO 70 63 .526 9 | <response> <organization>CHICAGO</organization> 70 63 .526 9 </response> |
8524 | MINNESOTA 65 66 .496 13 | <response> <organization>MINNESOTA</organization> 65 66 .496 13 </response> |
8525 | MILWAUKEE 63 69 .477 15 1/2 | <response> <organization>MILWAUKEE</organization> 63 69 .477 15 1/2 </response> |
8526 | KANSAS CITY 59 73 .447 19 1/2 | <response> <organization>KANSAS CITY</organization> 59 73 .447 19 1/2 </response> |
8527 | WESTERN DIVISION | <response> <misc>WESTERN DIVISION</misc> </response> |
8528 | TEXAS 75 56 .573 - | <response> <organization>TEXAS</organization> 75 56 .573 - </response> |
8529 | SEATTLE 67 63 .515 7 1/2 | <response> <organization>SEATTLE</organization> 67 63 .515 7 1/2 </response> |
8530 | OAKLAND 63 71 .470 13 1/2 | <response> <organization>OAKLAND</organization> 63 71 .470 13 1/2 </response> |
8531 | CALIFORNIA 61 70 .466 14 | <response> <organization>CALIFORNIA</organization> 61 70 .466 14 </response> |
8532 | TUESDAY , AUGUST 27TH SCHEDULE | <response> TUESDAY , AUGUST 27TH SCHEDULE </response> |
8533 | CLEVELAND AT DETROIT | <response> <organization>CLEVELAND</organization> AT <location>DETROIT</location> </response> |
8534 | OAKLAND AT BALTIMORE | <response> <organization>OAKLAND</organization> AT <location>BALTIMORE</location> </response> |
8535 | MINNESOTA AT TORONTO | <response> <organization>MINNESOTA</organization> AT <location>TORONTO</location> </response> |
8536 | MILWAUKEE AT CHICAGO | <response> <organization>MILWAUKEE</organization> AT <location>CHICAGO</location> </response> |
8537 | TEXAS AT KANSAS CITY | <response> <organization>TEXAS</organization> AT <location>KANSAS CITY</location> </response> |
8538 | BOSTON AT CALIFORNIA | <response> <organization>BOSTON</organization> AT <location>CALIFORNIA</location> </response> |
8539 | NEW YORK AT SEATTLE | <response> <organization>NEW YORK</organization> AT <location>SEATTLE</location> </response> |
8540 | NATIONAL LEAGUE | <response> <misc>NATIONAL LEAGUE</misc> </response> |
8541 | EASTERN DIVISION | <response> <misc>EASTERN DIVISION</misc> </response> |
8542 | W L PCT GB | <response> W L PCT GB </response> |
8543 | ATLANTA 81 48 .628 - | <response> <organization>ATLANTA</organization> 81 48 .628 - </response> |
8544 | MONTREAL 70 59 .543 11 | <response> <organization>MONTREAL</organization> 70 59 .543 11 </response> |
8545 | FLORIDA 61 70 .466 21 | <response> <organization>FLORIDA</organization> 61 70 .466 21 </response> |
8546 | NEW YORK 59 72 .450 23 | <response> <organization>NEW YORK</organization> 59 72 .450 23 </response> |
8547 | PHILADELPHIA 53 79 .402 29 1/2 | <response> <organization>PHILADELPHIA</organization> 53 79 .402 29 1/2 </response> |
8548 | CENTRAL DIVISION | <response> <misc>CENTRAL DIVISION</misc> </response> |
8549 | HOUSTON 70 62 .530 - | <response> <organization>HOUSTON</organization> 70 62 .530 - </response> |
8550 | ST LOUIS 69 62 .527 1/2 | <response> <organization>ST LOUIS</organization> 69 62 .527 1/2 </response> |
8551 | CHICAGO 64 64 .500 4 | <response> <organization>CHICAGO</organization> 64 64 .500 4 </response> |
8552 | CINCINNATI 64 66 .492 5 | <response> <organization>CINCINNATI</organization> 64 66 .492 5 </response> |
8553 | PITTSBURGH 55 75 .423 14 | <response> <organization>PITTSBURGH</organization> 55 75 .423 14 </response> |
8554 | WESTERN DIVISION | <response> <misc>WESTERN DIVISION</misc> </response> |
8555 | SAN DIEGO 72 60 .545 - | <response> <organization>SAN DIEGO</organization> 72 60 .545 - </response> |
8556 | LOS ANGELES 70 60 .538 1 | <response> <organization>LOS ANGELES</organization> 70 60 .538 1 </response> |
8557 | COLORADO 69 63 .523 3 | <response> <organization>COLORADO</organization> 69 63 .523 3 </response> |
8558 | SAN FRANCISCO 56 73 .434 14 1/2 | <response> <organization>SAN FRANCISCO</organization> 56 73 .434 14 1/2 </response> |
8559 | TUESDAY , AUGUST 27TH SCHEDULE | <response> TUESDAY , AUGUST 27TH SCHEDULE </response> |
8560 | PHILADELPHIA AT SAN FRANCISCO | <response> <organization>PHILADELPHIA</organization> AT <location>SAN FRANCISCO</location> </response> |
8561 | LOS ANGELES AT MONTREAL | <response> <organization>LOS ANGELES</organization> AT <location>MONTREAL</location> </response> |
8562 | ATLANTA AT PITTSBURGH | <response> <organization>ATLANTA</organization> AT <location>PITTSBURGH</location> </response> |
8563 | SAN DIEGO AT NEW YORK | <response> <organization>SAN DIEGO</organization> AT <location>NEW YORK</location> </response> |
8564 | CHICAGO AT HOUSTON | <response> <organization>CHICAGO</organization> AT <location>HOUSTON</location> </response> |
8565 | FLORIDA AT ST LOUIS | <response> <organization>FLORIDA</organization> AT <location>ST LOUIS</location> </response> |
8566 | CINCINNATI AT COLORADO | <response> <organization>CINCINNATI</organization> AT <location>COLORADO</location> </response> |
8567 | BASEBALL - GIANTS EDGE PHILLIES 1-0 . | <response> BASEBALL - <organization>GIANTS</organization> EDGE <organization>PHILLIES</organization> 1-0 . </response> |
8568 | SAN FRANCISCO 1996-08-27 | <response> <location>SAN FRANCISCO</location> 1996-08-27 </response> |
8569 | William VanLandingham pitched eight scoreless innings and Glenallen Hill drove in the game 's only run with a first-inning single as the San Francisco Giants claimed a 1-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday . | <response> <person>William VanLandingham</person> pitched eight scoreless innings and <person>Glenallen Hill</person> drove in the game 's only run with a first-inning single as the <organization>San Francisco Giants</organization> claimed a 1-0 victory over the <organization>Philadelphia Phillies</organization> on Monday . </response> |
8570 | VanLandingham ( 8-13 ) , who entered the game with one complete game in the first 56 starts of his career , limited the Phillies to two hits and two walks with four strikeouts . | <response> <person>VanLandingham</person> ( 8-13 ) , who entered the game with one complete game in the first 56 starts of his career , limited the <organization>Phillies</organization> to two hits and two walks with four strikeouts . </response> |
8571 | " We 've been working all year on my follow-through , and I really concentrated on that , " VanLandingham said . " | <response> " We 've been working all year on my follow-through , and I really concentrated on that , " <person>VanLandingham</person> said . " </response> |
8572 | It gave me more life in all of my pitches , so the ball moved more . " | <response> It gave me more life in all of my pitches , so the ball moved more . " </response> |
8573 | At Colorado , Andres Galarraga homered and drove in three runs as the Colorado Rockies had 10 extra-base hits and Billy Swift won his first game in almost a year in a 9-5 rain-shortened seven-inning victory over the Cincinnati Reds . | <response> At <location>Colorado</location> , <person>Andres Galarraga</person> homered and drove in three runs as the <organization>Colorado Rockies</organization> had 10 extra-base hits and <person>Billy Swift</person> won his first game in almost a year in a 9-5 rain-shortened seven-inning victory over the <organization>Cincinnati Reds</organization> . </response> |
8574 | Swift ( 1-0 ) , who made his first start since June 3rd and underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder earlier in the season , allowed five runs and six hits in five innings . | <response> <person>Swift</person> ( 1-0 ) , who made his first start since June 3rd and underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder earlier in the season , allowed five runs and six hits in five innings . </response> |
8575 | In Houston , Andy Benes allowed two runs over seven innings and Royce Clayton had a run-scoring single in the seventh to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros . | <response> In <location>Houston</location> , <person>Andy Benes</person> allowed two runs over seven innings and <person>Royce Clayton</person> had a run-scoring single in the seventh to lift the <organization>St. Louis Cardinals</organization> to a 3-2 victory over the <organization>Houston Astros</organization> . </response> |
8576 | Benes ( 14-9 ) allowed five hits , walked five and struck out 10 for his 11th win in 12 decisions . | <response> <person>Benes</person> ( 14-9 ) allowed five hits , walked five and struck out 10 for his 11th win in 12 decisions . </response> |
8577 | The Cardinals moved within one-half game of first-place Houston in the National League Central Division . | <response> The <organization>Cardinals</organization> moved within one-half game of first-place <organization>Houston</organization> in the <misc>National League Central Division</misc> . </response> |
8578 | BASEBALL - ORIOLES WIN , YANKEES LOSE . | <response> BASEBALL - <organization>ORIOLES</organization> WIN , <organization>YANKEES</organization> LOSE . </response> |
8579 | BALTIMORE 1996-08-27 | <response> <location>BALTIMORE</location> 1996-08-27 </response> |
8580 | Cal Ripken 's bases-loaded walk scored Brady Anderson with the winning run in the bottom of the 10th as the Baltimore Orioles regained control of the top spot in the wild-card race with a wild 12-11 victory over the Oakland Athletics . | <response> <person>Cal Ripken</person> 's bases-loaded walk scored <person>Brady Anderson</person> with the winning run in the bottom of the 10th as the <organization>Baltimore Orioles</organization> regained control of the top spot in the wild-card race with a wild 12-11 victory over the <organization>Oakland Athletics</organization> . </response> |
8581 | Trailing by a run entering the 11th , the Orioles rallied against Oakland reliever Mark Acre ( 0-2 ) with a walk and a triple by Brady Anderson to tie the game . | <response> Trailing by a run entering the 11th , the <organization>Orioles</organization> rallied against <organization>Oakland</organization> reliever <person>Mark Acre</person> ( 0-2 ) with a walk and a triple by <person>Brady Anderson</person> to tie the game . </response> |
8582 | Then Oakland manager Art Howe decided to intentionally walk Rafael Palmeiro and Bobby Bonilla to load the bases but Acre was nowhere near the plate to Ripken . | <response> Then <organization>Oakland</organization> manager <person>Art Howe</person> decided to intentionally walk <person>Rafael Palmeiro</person> and <person>Bobby Bonilla</person> to load the bases but <person>Acre</person> was nowhere near the plate to <person>Ripken</person> . </response> |
8583 | The decisive pitch nearly hit Ripken and gave the Orioles a one-half game lead over the Chicago White Sox in the wild-card race . | <response> The decisive pitch nearly hit <person>Ripken</person> and gave the <organization>Orioles</organization> a one-half game lead over the <organization>Chicago White Sox</organization> in the wild-card race . </response> |
8584 | In Seattle , Jay Buhner 's eighth-inning single snapped a tie as the Seattle Mariners edged the New York Yankees 2-1 in the opener of a three-game series . | <response> In <location>Seattle</location> , <person>Jay Buhner</person> 's eighth-inning single snapped a tie as the <organization>Seattle Mariners</organization> edged the <organization>New York Yankees</organization> 2-1 in the opener of a three-game series . </response> |
8585 | New York starter Jimmy Key left the game in the first inning after Seattle shortstop Alex Rodriguez lined a shot off his left elbow . | <response> <organization>New York</organization> starter <person>Jimmy Key</person> left the game in the first inning after <organization>Seattle</organization> shortstop <person>Alex Rodriguez</person> lined a shot off his left elbow . </response> |
8586 | The Yankees have lost 12 of their last 19 games and their lead in the AL East over Baltimore fell to five games . | <response> The <organization>Yankees</organization> have lost 12 of their last 19 games and their lead in the <misc>AL</misc> <misc>East</misc> over <organization>Baltimore</organization> fell to five games . </response> |
8587 | At California , Tim Wakefield pitched a six-hitter for his third complete game of the season and Mo Vaughn and Troy O'Leary hit solo home runs in the second inning as the surging Boston Red Sox won their third straight 4-1 over the California Angels . | <response> At <location>California</location> , <person>Tim Wakefield</person> pitched a six-hitter for his third complete game of the season and <person>Mo Vaughn</person> and <person>Troy O'Leary</person> hit solo home runs in the second inning as the surging <organization>Boston Red Sox</organization> won their third straight 4-1 over the <organization>California Angels</organization> . </response> |
8588 | Boston has won seven of eight and is 20-6 since August 2nd . | <response> <organization>Boston</organization> has won seven of eight and is 20-6 since August 2nd . </response> |
8589 | The Red Sox are two games over .500 for the first time this season . | <response> The <organization>Red Sox</organization> are two games over .500 for the first time this season . </response> |
8590 | In Chicago , Cal Eldred pitched 5-1/3 scoreless innings and John Jaha scored one run and doubled in another as the Milwaukee Brewers held off the slumping Chicago White Sox , 3-2 . | <response> In <location>Chicago</location> , <person>Cal Eldred</person> pitched 5-1/3 scoreless innings and <person>John Jaha</person> scored one run and doubled in another as the <organization>Milwaukee Brewers</organization> held off the slumping <organization>Chicago White Sox</organization> , 3-2 . </response> |
8591 | Eldred ( 6-5 ) walked one and struck out three . | <response> Eldred ( 6-5 ) walked one and struck out three . </response> |
8592 | Angel Miranda retired one batter and Bob Wickman retired the next four but loaded the bases in the eighth . | <response> <person>Angel Miranda</person> retired one batter and <person>Bob Wickman</person> retired the next four but loaded the bases in the eighth . </response> |
8593 | In Detroit , Jim Thome 's solo homer in the ninth inning snapped a tie and Charles Nagy pitched a three-hitter for his first win in over a month , leading the Cleveland Indians to their 11th straight victory over the Detroit Tigers , 2-1 . | <response> In <location>Detroit</location> , <person>Jim Thome</person> 's solo homer in the ninth inning snapped a tie and <person>Charles Nagy</person> pitched a three-hitter for his first win in over a month , leading the <organization>Cleveland Indians</organization> to their 11th straight victory over the <organization>Detroit Tigers</organization> , 2-1 . </response> |
8594 | With the score tied 1-1 in the ninth , Thome hit a 2-2 pitch from starter Felipe Lira ( 6-11 ) over the left-field fence for his 29th homer . | <response> With the score tied 1-1 in the ninth , Thome hit a 2-2 pitch from starter <person>Felipe Lira</person> ( 6-11 ) over the left-field fence for his 29th homer . </response> |
8595 | In Toronto , Juan Guzman allowed three runs over seven innings to make homers by Joe Carter and Carlos Delgado stand up as the surging Toronto Blue Jays held off the Minnesota Twins , 5-3 . | <response> In <location>Toronto</location> , <person>Juan Guzman</person> allowed three runs over seven innings to make homers by <person>Joe Carter</person> and <person>Carlos Delgado</person> stand up as the surging <organization>Toronto Blue Jays</organization> held off the <organization>Minnesota Twins</organization> , 5-3 . </response> |
8596 | Toronto returned home from a 10-game road trip and won for the eighth time in nine games as Guzman ( 11-8 ) allowed nine hits and struck out eight without a walk . | <response> <location>Toronto</location> returned home from a 10-game road trip and won for the eighth time in nine games as <person>Guzman</person> ( 11-8 ) allowed nine hits and struck out eight without a walk . </response> |
8597 | BASEBALL - MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS MONDAY . | <response> BASEBALL - <misc>MAJOR LEAGUE</misc> RESULTS MONDAY . </response> |
8598 | NEW YORK | <response> <location>NEW YORK</location> </response> |
8599 | Results of Major League Baseball games | <response> Results of <misc>Major League Baseball</misc> games </response> |
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