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game in the eighth after jamming his
thumb at bat.
Giants 8, Dodgers 4
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homer, two doubles and a single as
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Tigers 5, Royals 1
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ARLINGTON — Paul Molitor
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lead the Milwaukee Brweres 8-1
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Moose Haas, 1-1, went the dis
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hits while walking two and striking
out three. Loser Dave Rozema, 0-2,
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and seven runs, five unearned, as
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game.
Milwaukee, winning its fourth
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Detroit, which won its first nine
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