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Pittsburgh 8, Los Angeles 3  

 LOS ANGELES (TICKER) -- Brant Brown homered twice and rookie Kris Benson pitched 6 1/3 effective innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates rolled to an 8-3 victory over the slumping Los Angeles Dodgers. 

 Brown belted solo homers in the third and fifth inning, both over the center-field wall against Dodgers starter Chan Ho Park (4-4), who made an unsuccessful return from a seven-game suspension. 

 "You just try to stay in the groove. Hopefully, it could carry on from game to game," Brown said. "I believe I'm a good hitter. I put up good power numbers last year. Sometimes you get hot and things go right." 

 Benson (5-5) stopped a two-game losing streak and evened his record as he allowed three runs -- one earned -- and five hits, walking none and striking out three. 

 


Los Angeles Dodgers' Chan Ho Park delivers a pitch to Pittsburgh Pirates' Al Martin in the first inning Thursday June 17, 1999 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Kevin Karzin) 
 
"I just wanted to throw strikes and keep the ball down," Benson said. "They jumped out to an early lead for me and it allowed me to be aggressive. I felt really good today was relaxed. It's my first time at Dodger Stadium and I wanted to go out there and get the team a win." 

 Al Martin added three hits and Brian Giles knocked in two runs for Pittsburgh, which took two of three games from the Dodgers to get its season-high 12-game road trip off to a good start. 

 Pittsburgh also has won five of six meetings from Los Angeles this season. 

 Making his first appearance since an altercation with Anaheim's Tim Belcher on June 5, Park was hammered for seven runs and 11 hits in 6 1/3 innings. He walked four and struck out seven. 

 


Los Angeles Dodgers' Adrian Beltre throws in a failed attempt to get Pittsburgh Pirates' Jose Guillen out at first base during the eighth inning, Wednesday night, June 16, 1999, in Los Angeles. The Dodgers won the game 6-5. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) 
 
Devon White had two hits and an RBI double for the Dodgers, who have dropped eight of their last 10 games. 

 Brown got the Pirates on the board in the third with his fourth homer before the Dodgers tied the scored in the bottom half of the inning on Park's sacrifice fly. 

 The game remained tied until Brown reached Park for his second homer, leading off the fifth. It was Brown's third career multi-homer game and first as a Pirate. Park has allowed a team-high 16 homers. 

 Pittsburgh put the game out of reach in the seventh, scoring five times to build a 7-1 cushion. Benson led off with a single and Martin walked before Ed Sprague tried to sacrifice the runners up. Catcher Angel Pena picked up Sprague's bunt and fired to third, but Benson beat the throw to load the bases. 

 Giles followed with a ground-rule double over the right-field wall. Jason Kendall reached on an infield single one-out later, extending the margin to 5-1. Doug Bochtler relieved Park and promptly plunked Brown with a pitch to force home another run. Rookie Abraham Nunez bounced into a forceout to score the final run of the inning. 

 "Chan Ho pitched great. The bullpen came up short," Dodgers manager Davey Johnson said. "I was hoping he could get us one more inning until our offense got going. It just didn't happen." 

 Meanwhile, Benson limited the Dodgers to three hits over the first six innings before they scored twice in the bottom of the seventh on RBI doubles from Eric Karros and White. 

 Rookie Adrian Brown knocked in the Pirates' final run in the eighth with a sacrifice fly. 
 
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