INTERLEAGUE Giants best A's in Battle of Bay

Barry Bonds hit his 635th home run in the 8-7 win.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SAN FRANCISCO -- Pedro Feliz singled home the winning run in the 10th inning and Barry Bonds homered as the San Francisco Giants rallied from an early six-run deficit to beat the Oakland Athletics 8-7 on Saturday.
Neifi Perez tied it with an RBI single in the eighth and scored on Feliz's hit as the Giants won their second straight in the Bay Bridge Series. With its fifth win in seven games, San Francisco took a 3-2 lead in the series, which concludes today at Pacific Bell Park.
The game was expected to be a pitchers' duel between Kirk Rueter and Barry Zito, but it turned into a slugfest featuring 30 hits -- including Bonds' 635th homer.
The A's loaded the bases in the 10th after center fielder Marquis Grissom lost pinch-hitter Billy McMillon's fly ball in the sun, but Felix Rodriguez (4-0) struck out Eric Byrnes to end the threat.
Perez led off the 10th with a single against Keith Foulke (4-1). Grissom also singled, and Foulke hit Bonds with a pitch to load the bases.
OAKLANDSAN FRAN
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Byrnes cf6120Drham 2b4021
Mnchno 2b4110NPerez ss6132
Foulke p0000Grssom cf6021
Tejada ss5121Bonds lf3111
Durazo 1b4100Feliz 3b6121
RaHrdz c4000Glrrga 1b5120
EChavz 3b5121JoCruz rf3121
Piatt lf4134Trralba c5110
McMln lf1010Rueter p1000
Long rf4120Alfonzo ph1111
Zito p3000Nathan p0000
Mecir p0000Vldrrm ph1000
Httberg ph1000Eyre p0000
Rincon p0000BStiago ph1110
Brdford p0000Worrell p0000
MEllis 2b1000Santos ph1000
FRdgez p0000
Totals427136Totals438178
Oakland5001010000--7
San Francisco0006000101--8
No outs when winning run scored.
E--Grissom (5), JoCruz (1). DP--San Francisco 1. LOB--Oakland 9, San Francisco 15. 2B--Tejada (19), Piatt (5), Durham (15). HR--Piatt (2), Bonds (22). SB--NPerez (3). S--Durham.
IPHRERBBSO
Oakland
Zito6106623
Mecir100020
Rincon2-321110
Bradford2-320000
Foulke L,4-1 2-331101
San Francisco
Rueter486512
Nathan221113
Eyre200005
Worrell110000
FRodriguez W,4-0120011
Foulke pitched to 4 batters in the 10th.
HBP--by Foulke (Bonds), by Nathan (RaHernandez). Umpires--Home, Doug Eddings; First, Ron Kulpa; Second, Mike Winters; Third, Bruce Froemming. T--3:25. A--42,519.
White Sox 7, Cubs 6
CHICAGO -- The bottom of the ninth was magic again for the White Sox.
D'Angelo Jimenez hit an RBI single to score Magglio Ordonez as the White Sox beat the Cubs and sent their cross-town rivals to a season-worst fourth straight loss.
Aaron Rowand hit a dramatic two-run homer in the eighth to tie the game at 6-all, connecting off Antonio Alfonseca, who'd given up Valentine's winner Friday.
Ordonez was walked by Juan Cruz (1-3) to lead off the ninth and when Carlos Lee flied to right, he raced into second ahead of Sammy Sosa's throw.
Mike Remlinger replaced Cruz and after striking out Valentine issued an intentional walk to Tony Graffanino. Jimenez, who didn't start the game and was in a 7-for-41 slump, singled on an 0-1 pitch and Ordonez beat the throw home, setting off another wild celebration at U.S. Cellular Field.
CHICAGO (N)CHICAGO (A)
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Grdzln 2b4110WHarrs 2b5110
LHarrs 3b3210Rwand cf5112
ASGzlz ss0000Thmas dh3110
CPttson cf5011MOrdz rf3320
SSosa rf4110Lee lf5132
Alou dh3100Vlentin ss3012
Karros 1b4013Knerko 1b3000
O'Lery lf4022Dubach ph0000
REMtiz ss4010Grffnno 1b1000
DMiller c2100Crede 3b3000
DJmnz 3b2011
Olivo c3000
Rios ph0000
Totals33686Totals367107
Chicago (N)300021000--6
Chicago (A)301000021--7
Two outs when winning run scored.
E--Crede (10). DP--Chicago (A) 2. LOB--Chicago (N) 9, Chicago (A) 11. 2B--Thomas (18), MOrdonez (19), Lee 2 (17), Valentin (17). HR--Rowand (2). SB--WHarris (4). S--DMiller.
IPHRERBBSO
Chicago (N)
Zambrano674442
Farnsworth2-310010
Guthrie1-300000
Alfonseca112210
JuCruz L,1-3 1-301110
Remlinger1-310011
Chicago (A)
Colon5 1-366673
Sanders1-310001
RiWhite210001
Marte1-300011
Koch W,4-4100000
Umpires--Home, Jeff Nelson; First, Alfonso Marquez; Second, Jay Klemm; Third, Tim Tschida. T--3:28. A--45,440.
Astros 2, Rangers 0
HOUSTON -- Jeriome Robertson won his fifth straight decision and Adam Everett's RBI single snapped a scoreless tie in the fifth inning for Houston. The Astros snapped a four-game losing streak, equaling their longest of the season, and captured the Silver Boot, which goes to the winner of the annual series between the state rivals.
TEXASHOUSTON
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MYong 2b4000Biggio cf3000
CEvrtt cf3000Brntlett 2b4000
ARdrgz ss4010Bgwell 1b4000
RPlmo 1b3000Hidalgo rf2120
JGnzlz rf4020Ensbrg 3b2010
Mench lf3010Brkmn lf3100
EDiaz c3010Zaun c2000
Sadler 3b2010Dotel p0000
Blalock 3b1000Wagner p0000
Mounce p2000AEvrtt ss3011
JPowll p0000Rbrtsn p2000
Lamb ph1000Lidge p0000
Mahay p0000Merced ph1000
Asmus c0000
Totals30060Totals26241
Texas000000000--0
Houston00002000x--2
E--Sadler (3). DP--Texas 1, Houston 3. LOB--Texas 5, Houston 4. SB--Ensberg (4). CS--Hidalgo 2 (4).
IPHRERBBSO
Texas
Mounce L,0-2642145
JPowell100000
Mahay100001
Houston
Robertson W,6-3650023
Lidge110001
Dotel100000
Wagner S,22100001
PB--Zaun. Umpires--Home, Sam Holbrook; First, Brian Knight; Second, Angel Hernandez; Third, Randy Marsh. T--2:36. A--43,077.
Expos 4, Blue Jays 2
TORONTO -- Rookie Claudio Vargas pitched two-hit ball into the seventh inning for Montreal.
Carlos Delgado hit his major league-leading 26th home run for the Blue Jays.
MONTREALTORONTO
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EChvez cf4121ShStwrt lf3000
Carroll 3b4010Ctlnotto dh4010
Vidro 2b4010Wells cf4110
OCbera ss4110CDlgdo 1b3112
WCdero 1b3121GMyrs c3010
Wlkrsn rf3000Jhnson rf4000
Vtiello dh2021Hinske 3b3000
EGzmn dh2000OHudsn 2b3010
Macias lf4120Bordick ss3000
Barrett c3000
Totals334113Totals30252
Montreal010110001--4
Toronto000000200--2
E--Johnson (2). DP--Montreal 2, Toronto 2. LOB--Montreal 7, Toronto 4. 2B--OCabrera (22), WCordero (13), Vitiello (1), Catalanotto (25), GMyers (13). HR--CDelgado (26). SB--OCabrera (10). CS--EnChavez (6). S--Carroll, Barrett.
IPHRERBBSO
Montreal
Vargas W,5-36 1-342214
ScStewart110000
Tucker1-300010
Eischen1-300001
Biddle S,22100010
Toronto
DDavis L,4-54 2-393332
Service2 1-300004
JuAcevedo100000
Politte121100
Umpires--Home, Mike Everitt; First, Hunter Wendelstedt; Second, Larry Young; Third, Jim Wolf. T--3:00. A--33,334.