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Winnipeg Goldeyes starter Rich Hawkins gave up four runs in the first inning and three more in the second. Ryan Tannehill Jersey . His team never recovered. Friday night in front of 5,584 spectators on Lou Gehrig Night at Shaw Park, the visiting Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks beat the Goldeyes 9-6 to win its first game against the Fish in its last 10 starts. For Winnipeg, it was a bad start, but not a bad finish. "You cant knock the guys, nobody quit," said Goldeyes pitching coach Bill Pulsipher. "We made it interesting at the end. We gave it a good effort. Those back-to-back homers we hit in the seventh made it interesting. Those back-to-back homers they hit in the first, not so much." With the loss, the Goldeyes record fell to 21-13, but Winnipeg continues to lead the American Associations North Division by two and a half games over the second-place Sioux Falls Pheasants. Ryan Delgado hit a three-run homer in the first inning followed immediately by a solo shot off the bat of Sergio Pedroza as the RedHawks got off to a fast start and left the Goldeyes in the their wake. With three more in the second and one more in the third, Fargo had enough to improve to 15-19 on the season. Winnipeg made it exciting in the sixth as Jon Weber singled, Gabby Martinez struck out and Luis Alen walked. After Josh Mazzola singled home Weber, Dan Barbero walked to lead the bases. Alen scored on a ground out by David Narodowski and then Mazzola scored on a single by Ridge Carpenter. That made it 8-3 and the Goldeyes had some life. In the seventh, Chris Roberson hit a line drive over the left-field fence and Weber came up behind him and hit a towering fly ball over the right-field wall to make it 8-5. Later in the inning, Luis Alen walked, stole second and then scored on a Barbero double. Suddenly it was 8-6 and the Goldeyes were back in the game. However, in the top of the eighth, the RedHawks added a run on a sacrifice fly by Ryan Stovall and that was it. Rich Hawkins (2-1, 7.27 ERA) suffered the loss for Winnipeg while Alex Caldera (5-1, 2.84) got the win. Tom Boleska picked up his league-leading ninth save. Minnesota state trooper Brian Beuning had another solid effort out of the bullpen for Winnipeg, going two innings and allowing only one hit. "Brians been great for us, especially for a police officer," said Pulsipher. "He believes in what he can do and he has a lot of confidence. Some of our other guys have to start believing in what they can do." Saturday night the RedHawks and Goldeyes play Game 3 of this four-game series at Shaw Park. Paul Burnside (3-3, 2.94 ERA) will toe the slab for Fargo while Ace Walker (3-1, 3.83) will take the ball for the Fish. Game time is 6pm ct and the game can be heard live on TSN Radio 1290 or seen live on Shaw TV Channel 9 in Winnipeg, Channel 10 in Kenora, Dryden and Fort Frances and Channel 11 in Thompson, Flin Flon and The Pas. Dan Marino Jersey . He pounded the strike zone like the Lincecum of old. More than anything, he pitched the San Francisco Giants into first place while winning again at last. Cameron Wake Jersey . And, so are the Detroit Tigers. Young hit a two-run homer to give Detroit a much-needed, four-run cushion in the seventh inning and the Tigers held on to beat the Kansas City Royals 8-7 Saturday. http://www.dolphinsteamstore.com/karlos-dansby-jerseys . Condoms and other contraceptives were previously only dispensed for free to locals holding a hukou, or a permanent residency permit, through outlets in residential communities and hospitals. Migrant workers had to pay for them either at stores or from condom vending machines installed on the citys streets. Jake Long Jersey . Spezza was awarded First Star honors after registering a league-best 25 points (10 goals, 15 assists) as the Senators went 9-3-2 for the month. He collected a point in 13 of 14 games and put together a 10-game point streak from December 12-29, recording nine goals and 20 points in that span. Reggie Bush Jersey .A. Happ got into trouble on the mound, the left-hander was unable to make the pitches necessary to escape those jams.DENVER -- The Denver Nuggets have waived reserve centre Chris "Birdman" Andersen. The team announced the move Tuesday. Andersen averaged 5.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.44 blocked shots in 32 games with the Nuggets last season. He first joined the Nuggets as an undrafted free agent in 2001 and left for New Orleans in 2004. NBA officials suspended him in 2006, citing violations of thhe leagues drug policy, but he later rejoined the Nuggets.dddddddddddd The Nuggets made the playoffs last season, but Andersen didnt play. The Nuggets had excused him from team-related activities after Douglas County sheriffs deputies searched his home as part of an investigation by the departments Internet Crimes Against Children unit. No criminal charges have been announced. ' ' '