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Tigers Win in 13th On Fielder's Homer

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From: The Washington Post
Date: 19940604
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Cecil Fielder's second homer of the game last night lifted the Tigers to a 9-8 victory in 13 innings over the Minnesota Twins in Detroit.

With one out in the 13th, Fielder blasted the first pitch from Dave Stevens (0-1) into the second deck in center field for his 14th homer.

Fielder's homer ended the 4-hour 32-minute game and made a winner of Joe Boever (3-0), who pitched four scoreless innings.

Boever was the Tigers' fifth pitcher. The Twins used seven.

Shane Mack's two-run homer capped a three-run eighth as the Twins took an 8-7 lead. Alex Cole, who homered in the third, scored the ...

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