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SPORI
Tuesday, April 22, 2003
THE BATTAU
Yankees top Twins to keep Wells unbeatei
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Alfonso
Soriano hit a grand slam and Nick Johnson
homered twice to give David Wells more
than enough support as the New York
Yankees completed their second straight
season sweep of the Minnesota Twins with
a 15-1 victory Monday.
Wells (3-0) pitched a seven-hitter.
Dustan Mohr spoiled the shutout bid in the
WEI.LS
eighth with a home run.
Bernie Williams also
homered, Erick Almonte
had a career-high three
hits and Raul Mondesi
also went 3-for-4 for the
Yankees.
Two errors cost Rick
Reed (1-3) in the third,
when Almonte doubled to center
moved up a base when Bobby Kieltyt*!
bled the ball.
Soriano hit a sharp grounder to tli
that Chris Gomez couldn’t scoop
allowed Almonte to score.
Johnson hit a two-run homer to mait|
3-0. Reed allowed a career-high 11
and 10 hits in 4 1-3 innings.
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SPORTS IN BRIEF
Houston Bowl to I
be held Dec. 30
(AP) - The Houston Bowl!
getting Christmas time off.
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three years has fallen onl
Friday after Christmas,
agreed with ESPN to play(4
afternoon of Dec. 30 thisye?!
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sales," bowl president
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families will be able to sp
Christmas together and t!ip[
travel to Houston."
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gramming and acquisitions!:
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for a bowl doubleheader fef
turing the Houston Bowl, tel
the Holiday Bowl. Both. |
feature Big 12 teams.
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each other. I expect a
game like we had the firsttiiK
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team prepared, and we
be ready to face the challenge
After locking up with I
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have a short turnaround befo
they host Baylor on Thursdi
at 6:30 p.m. at the Aggi
Softball Complex.
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Louisiana.
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led by junior catcher Andre*
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mot be violated.
Kasparek, who leads the tel expanded powe
with six home runs and a
batting average
The Bearkats are hoping!'
get back on the winning trad
and avoid being swept by *
Aggies for the second consed
live year.
Johnson said A&M kn
Sam Houston can play well
his team will be ready.
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ested in their conference
getting into their conferenj ; ohave compul
tournament,” Johnson
“But everybody shoots for#
Big 12 teams. I saw where tM
knocked off Rice last week an*
that definitely got our attentio 11
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