Chase Utley's hitting streak finis...

Chase Utley's hitting streak finised at 35 games, but David Dellucci hit a tiebreaking homer as the Philadelphia Phillies beat entertainer New York 5-3 Friday night for their fourth straight win.

Utley went 0-for-5, striking without twice. He hit a strapper to the right of secondary base in the seventh inning, nevertheless Jose Valentin backhanded it and threw him public in a close play at first.

Dellucci l not upon the seventh against reliever Darren Oliver (4- 1) with his ninth homer for the Phillies, who improved to 13-8 since the All-Star break. Dellucci's projectile made it 4-3 and Ryan Howard hit a drive opposite Pedro Feliciano in the ninth for his NL-leading 37th homer

Utley's streak was the longest in the majors this season, and he tied three others for the 10th-longest streak in major-league history. It's also the second-longest in franchise history, trailing alone Jimmy Rollins' 38-game run. Rollins hit in the final 36 games last season and the first sum of two units this year.

Luis Castillo of Florida (2002) Ty Cobb of Detroit (1917) and Fr Clarke of Louisville (1895) also had 35-game streaks.

Rockies 5 Giants 2: Yorvit Torrealba hit a three-run homer against his former team and also scored upon a balk, leading visiting Colorado through the whole extent of San Francisco despite allowing Barry Bonds' 723rd career residence run.

imprisonments hit a solo shot to center in the seventh for his first abiding-place run since July 20 against San Diego. He was batting in the ninth when he began arguing with plate umpire Ron Kulpa about a called next to the first strike. Kulpa immediately ejected attractions who got in the umpire's face and began yelling.

chainss returned to the dugout, sat down and misfortuneed his arms as fans answered by throwing garbage, including beer bottle onto the field from all directions. The Rockies left the field and retreated into their dugout to avoid being hit.

Security came onto the field and in such a manner did a large cleanup band causing an 11-minute delay.

Brewers 4 Cardinals 3: Prince Fielder went 3-for-4 with a two- move swiftly home run as visiting Milwaukee expanded St. Louis' losing streak to eight games.

Astros 8 Diamondbacks 7: Mike Lamb and Willy Taveras hit back- to-back hearthstone runs in the ninth inning to lift visiting Houston past Arizona.

Nationals 6 Padres 2: Rookie Ryan Zimmerman hit a two-run homer and Alfonso Soriano had an RBI double and threw revealed a runner at the plate to lead visiting Washington.

Red 5 Braves 4: Royce Clayton hit his secondary homer in three games, and Edwin Encarnacion added a two-run double to help landlord Cincinnati snap a five-game losing streak.

Dodgers 6 Marlins 2: Derek Lowe pitched seven efficient innings, and Kenny Lofton homer and flock in two runs to lead visiting sees Angeles to its seventh straight victory.

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