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                   Thursday 22 June 2017
                   Maybin lifts Angels to 8-3 win as Yankees lose 7th in row



            NEW  YORK  (AP)  —  Cam-                                                                                            Machado’s  first  four-hit
            eron Maybin hit a tiebreak-                                                                                         game since last August lift-
            ing home run off struggling                                                                                         ed his batting average 13
            reliever  Tyler  Clippard  to                                                                                       points to .227. He hit a solo
            spark  a  three-run  seventh                                                                                        homer in the first and tied
            inning,  helping  the  Angels                                                                                       it  with  a  three-run  drive  in
            beat  New  York  to  extend                                                                                         the fifth.
            the  Yankees’  losing  streak                                                                                       Miguel Castro (1-0) worked
            to  seven  games  —  their                                                                                          out of a bases-loaded jam
            longest  in  a  single  season                                                                                      in  the  seventh  to  earn  his
            since April 2007.                                                                                                   first big league victory.
            Aaron  Judge  hit  his  major                                                                                       Brad  Brach  pitched  the
            league-leading 24th home                                                                                            ninth for his 13th save, retir-
            run  and  Gary  Sanchez  his                                                                                        ing Yan Gomes on a deep
            12th as New York climbed                                                                                            fly ball with runners on the
            back from a 3-0 deficit.                                                                                            corners and two outs.
            But  then  Cameron  drove                                                                                           RANGERS 6, BLUE JAYS 1
            the second pitch from Clip-                                                                                         ARLINGTON,  Texas  (AP)  —
            pard (1-4) into the left-field                                                                                      Carlos Gomez homered in
            seats,  Kole  Calhoun  dou-                                                                                         a  four-run  first  inning,  Nick
            bled  to  the  right-center                                                                                         Martinez  allowed  two  hits
            gap, Albert Pujols flied out                                                                                        while taking a shutout into
            to the center-field warning                                                                                         the seventh and the Rang-
            track  and  Yunel  Escobar                                                                                          ers beat the Blue Jays.
            hit an RBI triple just over the                                                                                     Adrian  Beltre  had  a  solo
            glove  of  a  leaping  Brett                                                                                        homer in the eighth for his
            Gardner  at  the  left-field   Los Angeles Angels’ Luis Valbuena (18) watches his RBI single during the seventh inning, in front   2,960th  career  hit  as  the
            wall.                        of New York Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez in a baseball game Tuesday, June 20, 2017, in New   Rangers  (35-35)  got  back
                                         York.
            Clippard  walked  off  to                                                                                           to .500 while the Blue Jays
            boos after allowing runs for   secutive  complete  game.  —  Corey  Dickerson  went  in another run off Colome,     (34-36)  dropped  to  0-8
            the  third  time  in  four  out-  He  allowed  four  hits  and  deep,  Alex  Cobb  threw  but  the  Reds  lost  for  the   this  season  when  trying
            ings.                        fanned 10, pushing his ma-   seven solid innings and the  10th time in 11 games.       to  reach  the  break-even
            RED SOX 8, ROYALS 3          jor league-leading strikeout  Rays beat the Reds.         Amir  Garrett  (3-6)  allowed   mark for the first time.
            KANSAS CITY, Missouri (AP)   total to 146 this season.    Dickerson had his 29th mul-  six runs in 3 2/3 innings.   Toronto beat two-time de-
            —  Chris  Sale  shut  down   More  importantly,  he  got  tihit  game  of  the  season  ORIOLES 6, INDIANS 5        fending AL West champion
            the  Royals  while  pitching   a  win  after  going  the  dis-  with  two  hits.  He  drove  in  BALTIMORE  (AP)  —  Manny   Texas  in  a  Division  Series
            into the ninth inning, and a   tance in a 1-0 loss to Phila-  Tampa  Bay’s  first  run  with  Machado  went  4  for  4,   each of the past two sea-
            rag-tag bunch of Red Sox     delphia last week.           a  third-inning  single,  then  homered twice and drove   sons, as the AL East winner
            filling  in  for  injured  starters   Xander  Bogaerts  and  San-  capped  their  scoring  with  in four runs to help the Ori-  in 2015 and as a wild-card
            pounded  their  way  to  a   dy  Leon  each  drove  in  his  16th  home  run  in  the  oles  beat  Cleveland  and   last year.
            victory  that  moved  them   a  pair  of  runs  for  Boston,  fourth.                  end  the  Indians’  six-game   Delino DeShields led off for
            into  first  place  in  the  AL   which  got  plenty  of  pro-  Cobb  (6-5)  gave  up  two  winning streak.         the  Rangers  with  a  bunt
            East.                        duction from a lineup miss-  runs  and  eight  hits  while  After the Orioles rallied from   single  and  scored  on  an
            Sale (9-3) gave up a homer   ing Pablo Sandoval, Dustin  striking out six. Alex Colome  a  5-2  deficit  to  pull  even,   RBI  groundout  by  Beltre
            to  Mike  Moustakas  in  the   Pedroia  and  Mitch  More-  pitched  the  ninth  for  his  Machado doubled off Bry-  before  Gomez’s  seventh
            second and a two-run shot    land to various injuries.    20th save.                   an  Shaw  (1-2)  in  the  sev-  homer and run-scoring hits
            to  Jorge  Bonifacio  in  the   RAYS 6, REDS 5            Joey Votto hit his 20th home  enth inning and scored on   from Jonathan Lucroy and
            ninth before departing two   ST. PETERSBURG, Florida (AP)  and  Eugenio  Suarez  drove  a double by Adam Jones.     Mike Napoli.q
            outs shy of his second con-


                                                                      Warren Sapp to donate brain


                                                                      to CLF for medical research





                                                                      MIAMI (AP) — Pro Football  statement that he’s started  ture football players.
                                                                      Hall of Famer Warren Sapp  to  feel  the  effects  of  the  Sapp  played  defensive
                                                                      is  donating  his  brain  for  many hits he took during his  tackle  from  1995-2003  for
                                                                      medical research.            13-year NFL career. He said  the  Tampa  Bay  Bucca-
                                                                      Sapp  announced  on  so-     he’s  specifically  become  neers,  where  he  earned
                                                                      cial media Tuesday that his  concerned about his mem-     seven trips to the Pro Bowl
                                                                      brain will go to the Concus-  ory. Sapp said he hopes his  and  a  Super  Bowl  ring  in
                                                                      sion Legacy Foundation af-   donation can help prevent  2002.  He  then  played  for
                                                                      ter his death.               concussions  and  perma-     the  Oakland  Raiders  from
                                                                      The  44-year-old  said  in  a  nent brain damage for fu-  2004-2007.q

                                                                       In this Jan. 12, 2003, file photo, Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Warren Sapp tries to get the crowd going
                                                                      during the third quarter of the NFC divisional NFL football playoff game against the San Francisco
                                                                      49ers in Tampa, Fla.
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