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Wednesday, June 15, 2005

Rainiers roll

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TACOMA -- Felix Hernandez, Sean Green, and Masao Kida combined on a three-hit shutout and Ryan Christian hit a two-run homer as the Rainiers defeated the Portland Beavers 2-0 yesterday for their seventh consecutive PCL victory.

Hernandez (8-4) allowed three hits and walked four in six innings, striking out eight. Green worked two innings, and Kida pitched a perfect ninth for his seventh save.

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