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The game marked the return to an American League stadium for Dodgers Manager Joe Torre, who in 12 years as skipper of the New York Yankees guided that team to the majors' best record in inter-league play -- 113-79.

Saunders (7-1) bounced back from his first loss of the season, limiting the Dodgers to two runs. Francisco Rodriguez worked the ninth for his 17th save.

Hiroki Kuroda (1-3) took the loss after recording four straight no-decisions. He gave up four runs on seven hits in 6 1/3.

Only one of the Angels' runs came on a base hit. Casey Kotchman scored in the fourth when Erick Aybar struck out and still reached base on a wild pitch. Vladimir Guerrero delivered a run in the fifth with a sacrifice fly and his fielder's choice grounder in the seventh brought in another score.

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MLB: Chi. Cubs 3, Philadelphia 2

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Knicks acquire another Patrick Ewing

Havret maintains lead at Scotland golf

LSU moves up football start time

Phillies sign free agent Matt Stairs

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Broncos' Marshall Has Suspension Reduced to 1 Game

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NFL: Chicago 16, Cleveland 10

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MLB: Oakland 3, Minnesota 2

MLB: LA Angels 7, Texas 5