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ST. LOUIS 5, HOUSTON 3

HOUSTON - Troy Glaus hit a two-run double in the eighth inning to propel the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-3 win over the Houston Astros last night.

Glaus' hit, off former Phillies reliever Geoff Geary (0-1), bounced off the lower portion of the bullpen wall in right-center field and scored Chris Duncan and Albert Pujols.

Anthony Reyes (1-0) pitched three scoreless innings of one-hit ball, and Jason Isringhausen worked a perfect ninth for his fourth save.

Duncan scored on a single by Adam Kennedy in the sixth inning to tie it at 3. The Cardinals had a chance to take the lead later in the inning but Mark Loretta's throw home beat Rick Ankiel there to end the inning.

Houston's Miguel Tejada had a two-run double in the third to make it 2-all. Lance Berkman scored easily, but Carlos Lee slid feet first and knocked down catcher Jason LaRue to get home safely.

Astros starter Shawn Chacon allowed four hits and three runs. He struck out two and walked four in six innings. Rule 5 draftee Wesley Wright struck out two in a perfect seventh for Houston.

Houston had just two hits after the fourth inning, a triple by Hunter Pence in the seventh and a double by Geoff Blum in the eighth.

St. Louis 011 001 020–5 6 0

Houston 003 000 000–3 7 0

St. Louis AB   R   H   BI   Avg.      Houston AB   R   H   BI   Avg.   

Schumaker rf 5   1   1   0   .050      Bourn cf 5   0   0   0   .212   

Duncan lf 2   2   1   1   .222      Pence rf 4   0   1   0   .179   

Pujols 1b 4   1   1   0   .320      Berkman 1b 4   1   1   0   .241   

Ankiel cf 3   1   1   0   .300      CaLee lf 3   1   0   0   .278   

Glaus 3b 3   0   1   2   .250      Tejada ss 3   1   1   2   .273   

Kennedy 2b 2   0   1   1   .313      Blum 3b 4   0   2   0   .353   

Franklin p 0   0   0   0   ---      Loretta 2b 4   0   1   0   .200   

Isringhausen p 0   0   0   0   ---      Towles c 3   0   1   0   .238   

Larue c 3   0   0   0   .000      Chacon p 2   0   0   0   .000   

Thompson p 0   0   0   1   .333      Wright p 0   0   0   0   ---   

a-Barton ph 1   0   0   0   .417      b-Cruz jr. ph 1   0   0   0   .143   

Reyes p 1   0   0   0   .000      Geary p 0   0   0   0   ---   

Miles 2b 1   0   0   0   .308      Villarreal p 0   0   0   0   ---   

Izturis ss 4   0   0   0   .174      c-Erstad ph 1   0   0   0   .300   

Totals 29   5   6   5         Totals 34   3   7   2      

a-flied out for Thompson in the 5th. b-flied out for Wright in the 7th. c-struck out for Villarreal in the 9th. LOB: St. Louis 5, Houston 7. 2B: Glaus (4), Berkman (4), Tejada (3), Blum (1). 3B: Schumaker (1), Pence (1). RBIs: Duncan (1), Glaus 2 (5), Kennedy (2), Thompson (2), Tejada 2 (8). S: Thompson. SF: Duncan. GIDP: Larue. RLSP: St. Louis 3 (Larue, Izturis 2); Houston 6 (Berkman, Loretta, Chacon 2). DP: Houston 1 (Tejada, Loretta and Berkman).

St. Louis walks (6): Duncan, Ankiel, Glaus, Kennedy 2, Larue.

Houston walks (2): CaLee, Towles.

St. Louis strikeouts (5): Pujols, Ankiel, Glaus, Larue, Reyes.

Houston strikeouts (8): Bourn 2, Pence 2, Tejada, Loretta, Chacon, Erstad.

St. Louis IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Thompson 4   5   3   3   2   5   87   2.53   

Reyes (W) 3   1   0   0   0   1   38   3.86   

Franklin (H) 1   1   0   0   0   0   9   2.70   

Isringhausen (S) 1   0   0   0   0   2   11   0.00   

Houston IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Chacon 6   4   3   3   4   2   87   3.75   

Wright 1   0   0   0   0   2   11   5.40   

Geary (L) 1   2   2   2   2   1   25   5.40   

Villarreal 1   0   0   0   0   0   11   4.50   

W: Reyes, 1-0. L: Geary, 0-1. S: Isringhausen, 4. H: Franklin, 4.

IBB: off Geary (Kennedy) 1. HBP: by Thompson (Tejada). WP: Thompson. Umpires: Home, C.B. Bucknor; First, Joe West; Second, Ed Rapuano; Third, Ed Hickox.

T: 2:40. A: 30,184 (40,976).

 

ROCKIES 4, BRAVES 3

DENVER - Ubaldo Jimenez overcame a shaky outing, and Matt Holliday hit two run-scoring singles as Colorado topped Atlanta.

Each of the Braves' five losses so far have come by one run. The Rockies have won three games so far, each by a run.

The Rockies still haven't busted out of their offensive funk, but they finally topped the three-run mark in a game. Coming in, they had scored just 12 times in their first seven games.

Jimenez (1-1) walked Braves pitcher Jair Jurrjens (1-1) twice and allowed Mark Kotsay's two-run homer, but escaped with a victory.

Atlanta 100 002 000–3 6 0

Colorado 100 210 00x–4 10 0

Atlanta AB   R   H   BI   Avg.      Colorado AB   R   H   BI   Avg.   

Johnson 2b 5   1   1   0   .300      Taveras cf 4   1   2   0   .200   

Escobar ss 3   0   1   0   .300      Tulowitzki ss 4   0   1   0   .212   

Jones 3b 4   0   1   1   .382      Helton 1b 3   2   2   0   .333   

Teixeira 1b 3   0   0   0   .156      Holliday lf 4   0   3   2   .267   

Mccann c 3   1   1   0   .269      Atkins 3b 4   1   1   1   .290   

Francoeur rf 4   0   0   0   .265      Corpas p 0   0   0   0   ---   

Kotsay cf 4   1   1   2   .267      Hawpe rf 3   0   1   1   .231   

Acosta p 0   0   0   0   ---      Torrealba c 4   0   0   0   .136   

Diaz lf 4   0   1   0   .281      Nix 2b 3   0   0   0   .111   

Jurrjens p 1   0   0   0   .000      Jimenez p 2   0   0   0   .000   

Blanco cf 1   0   0   0   .000      a-Baker ph 1   0   0   0   .167   

Totals 32   3   6   3         Buchholz p 0   0   0   0   ---   

                  Fuentes p 0   0   0   0   ---   

                  Barmes 3b 0   0   0   0   .333   

                  Totals 32   4   10   4      

a-lined out for Jimenez in the 6th. LOB: Atlanta 7, Colorado 7. 2B: Taveras (2), Helton (4), Holliday (2), Atkins (2), Hawpe (2). HR: Kotsay (1), off Jimenez. RBIs: Jones (8), Kotsay 2 (3), Holliday 2 (5), Atkins (1), Hawpe (3). SB: Nix (1). CS: Tulowitzki (2). GIDP: Tulowitzki. RLSP: Atlanta 3 (Jones, Francoeur, Kotsay); Colorado 5 (Atkins, Hawpe, Nix, Jimenez 2). RA: Francoeur, Tulowitzki, Torrealba. DP: Atlanta 1 (Johnson, Escobar and Teixeira); Colorado 1 (Nix and Tulowitzki).

Atlanta walks (5): Escobar, Teixeira, Mccann, Jurrjens 2.

Colorado walks (3): Helton, Hawpe, Nix.

Atlanta strikeouts (6): Teixeira, Kotsay 2, Diaz 2, Blanco.

Colorado strikeouts (5): Atkins, Hawpe, Torrealba, Nix, Jimenez.

Atlanta IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Jurrjens (L) 7   9   4   4   2   3   96   4.38   

Acosta 1   1   0   0   1   2   25   9.00   

Colorado IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Jimenez (W) 6   6   3   3   4   3   92   4.91   

Buchholz (H) 1   0   0   0   0   0   9   1.93   

Fuentes (H) 1   0   0   0   1   1   17   0.00   

Corpas (S) 1   0   0   0   0   2   10   5.40   

W: Jimenez, 1-1. L: Jurrjens, 1-1. S: Corpas, 3. H: Fuentes, 3. H: Buchholz, 2.

IBB: off Acosta (Hawpe) 1, off Jurrjens (Helton) 1, off Jurrjens (Nix) 1.PB–Torrealba. Umpires: Home, Derryl Cousins; First, Angel Hernandez; Second, Eric Cooper; Third, Marty Foster.

T: 2:24. A: 24,640 (50,449).

 

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