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Los Angeles Dodgers' Chin-Lung Hu (60), of Taiwan, celebrates with his team after they beat the Chicago Cubs in a baseball game at Wrigley Field in Chicago on Monday, Sept. 3, 2007. The Dodgers won 11-3.

Carlos Zambrano heard the boos from the Wrigley Field faithful and pointed to his head. Esteban Loaiza had just gotten the Los Angeles Dodgers off to a win in his first try, while Zambrano remained winless for more than a month. Loaiza allowed three runs in seven innings and hit a two-run single, leading the Dodgers over the Chicago Cubs 11-3 Monday.

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    Carlos Zambrano heard the boos from the Wrigley Field faithful and pointed to his head. Esteban Loaiza had just gotten the Los Angeles Dodgers off to a win in his first try, while Zambrano remained winless for more than a month. Loaiza allowed three runs in seven innings and hit a two-run single, leading the…

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  • Brewers owner supports manager Yost

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  • Some Cowboys upset by CB Glenn’s release

    Roy Williams was angry about suddenly having an empty locker next to his after the Dallas Cowboys cut veteran cornerback Aaron Glenn. “I’m going to miss AG, man. That’s my dude,” Williams said Monday before the team’s first practice since Glenn was cut. “I’m going to call him like every other day just to say…

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    Longshot Set Play rallied in the stretch to beat Spring Awakening by two lengths and win Monday’s $250,000 Del Mar Debutante for 2-year-old fillies. Longshot Set Play ran the seven furlongs in 1:26.79, returning $31.40, $11.40 and $6.80. Spring Awakening paid $5 and $3.60, while Izarra returned $3.20 to show.

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  • Clemens to have MRI on tight elbow

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    If the Cleveland Indians avoid a colossal collapse and finish with the AL Central title at the end of this month, they can count their mastery of Johan Santana and the Minnesota Twins as one of the reasons for the success. C.C. Sabathia threw eight shutout innings, and the Indians topped Santana and the Twins…

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    Greg Olsen walked with a slight limp and a big sense of relief on Monday. The Chicago Bears’ rookie tight end stood on the sideline in a jersey and shorts with his cap on backward, looking carefree even though his sprained left knee was wrapped in a bandage. It was a big improvement from Thursday…

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