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Sports
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07/06/08
BALTIMORE - Single, single, two-run double. Scott Feldman faced only three batters before giving away the lead the Texas Rangers provided him in the top of the first inning. 
Gail Burton — Associated Press
Orioles pitcher Brian Burres pitches against the Texas Rangers in the third inning Saturday.Find Us On Facebook
By the time he got three outs, the Baltimore Orioles scored three runs.
"I just told myself, 'Hold them there. Get as deep in the game as you can.' Hopefully, we can score more than three," Feldman said. Feldman held the Orioles in check until Ian Kinsler homered in the sixth inning to give the Rangers the lead in a 5-3 victory Saturday night. Moved up in the rotation after Eric Hurley was scratched with a hamstring injury, Feldman...
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