The Orioles took game one of their division series 10-4 over the Indians, in 
a game that was more tense than the score appears.  Brady Anderson led off 
the bottom of the first with a homer, but David Wells served up a leadoff 
homer to Manny Ramirez in the second to tie the score at one.  B.J. Surhoff 
homered in the second to give the Orioles a 2-1 lead.  In the third, the 
Orioles added two runs on a Palmeiro rbi double and a Ripken rbi single for a 
4-1 lead.  Charles Nagy just didn't have his good stuff today - he 
consistently got the ball up in the strike zone.
In the top of the fourth, Wells had his onlyy bad inning.  With one out, he 
allowed a Ramirez single, a Jeff Kent double, a Sandy Alomar rbi single, aand 
a Vizquel sac fly (Bonilla made a good one-hop throw, but Hoiles didn't catch 
it, and Kent was safe - he was out by five feet if Hoiles handles the throw.) 
 4-3.  
In the bottom of the sixth, the Orioles scored five times.  With one out, 
Hoiles walked, Anderson singled, Zeile walked (on a pitch that sure looked 
like strike three), Nagy was lifted for Embree, Alomar hit a sac fly, 
Palmeiro was hit by a pitch, Shuey relieved Embree, Bonilla golfed a 3-2 
pitch into the seats for a grand slam, and the Orioles led 9-3.  Both teams 
added a run (the Orioles' coming on Surhoff's second homer), and a great stab 
by Ripken of an Albert Belle shot prevented the Indians from turning a 9-4 
game in the seventh to 9-6.
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