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(50-45)
  Final  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E  
(49-47)
San Diego  0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 10 2
San Francisco  0 2 0 0 3 0 0 4 X 9 9 0
  
WP: N. Lowry (5-6)  
LP: C. Park (6-6)
Scoring Summary 
 
Bot 2nd: San Francisco 
- C. Santos homered to deep center, T. Greene scored
Bot 5th: San Francisco 
- R. Winn doubled to right, C. Santos scored
- O. Vizquel reached on fielder's choice, R. Winn scored
- B. Bonds hit sacrifice fly to deep left, O. Vizquel scored
Bot 8th: San Francisco 
- B. Bonds homered to deep center, M. Alou scored
- R. Durham homered to deep right
- P. Feliz homered to deep left center
Top 9th: San Diego 
- J. Barfield singled to left, A. Gonzalez scored, M. Bellhorn to second
- D. Roberts singled to center, M. Bellhorn and J. Barfield scored, J. Bard to second
 
  
 San Diego
  IP H R ER BB K HR Season ERA 
C. Park (L, 6-6) 6.0 5 5 5 2 6 1 4.64
B. Sweeney  2.0 4 4 3 0 1 3 3.33
 San Francisco
  IP H R ER BB K HR Season ERA 
N. Lowry (W, 5-6) 8.1 8 3 3 3 6 0 4.45
K. Correia  0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3.95
J. Accardo  0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.91
 
HBP - O Vizquel (by C Park).
Pitches-strikes - C Park 95-57; B Sweeney 42-25; N Lowry 123-78; K Correia 6-2; J Accardo 8-6.
Ground balls-fly balls - C Park 7-6; B Sweeney 1-4; N Lowry 6-12; K Correia 0-0; J Accardo 0-2.
Batters faced - C Park 26; B Sweeney 11; N Lowry 35; K Correia 2; J Accardo 3.
 
 
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By JANIE McCAULEY, AP Sports Writer 
July 21, 2006 
 
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Barry Bonds did what he does best: Step into the batter's box, forget all the off-field distractions and hit a baseball over the fence. 

San Francisco Giants' Randy Winn, left, scores on a sacrifice bunt from Omar Vizquel as the San Diego Padres' Chan Ho Park, middle, and Mike Piazza, right, look on in the fifth inning of a baseball game on Thursday, July 20, 2006 in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)  
 
Bonds hit his 722nd career home run hours after the federal grand jury considering possible perjury and tax-evasion charges against him expired without an indictment, and the San Francisco Giants beat the San Diego Padres 9-3 on Thursday night. 

"Well, he's here," manager Felipe Alou said. "He's with us and hitting home runs. There's a lot of stuff happening in this world today, including Barry hitting one out of here. People had a good time seeing him hit it." 

Bonds' two-run shot started a string of three straight homers by the Giants off reliever Brian Sweeney in the eighth inning. Ray Durham hit the next pitch for his 16th homer, then Pedro Feliz followed with another -- the first time since Aug. 3, 2004, against Cincinnati, that the Giants hit three consecutive homers. 

Sweeney became the 428th pitcher to surrender a homer to Bonds, who got another chance in the at-bat after catcher Mike Piazza fell down trying to catch a popup in foul territory and dropped the ball for an error. 
 
"That was a rough one for Sweeney," Padres manager Bruce Bochy said. "We couldn't hold onto a foul popup. We made some mistakes and they took advantage of it." 

Bonds, who left the ballpark without talking to reporters, moved within 33 home runs of tying Hank Aaron's all-time record of 755 with his 14th of the season. He has hit 84 homers in his career against San Diego -- his most against any team. It was Bonds' second home run since the All-Star break. He passed Babe Ruth for second place on baseball's career list May 28. 

The Giants were again unfazed by Bonds' legal issues, getting a strong start from Noah Lowry and Chad Santos' first career home run to move within 1 1/2 games of the Padres in the NL West. 

Bonds hit a sacrifice fly in a three-run fifth inning, struck out and walked. The investigation into Bonds is still ongoing, but it now appears less likely that an indictment would have an impact on Bonds and the Giants this season. 

Bonds, who turns 42 on Monday, received loud cheers in support when the lineup was announced before the game. 

Lowry (5-6), who has been struggling to find a groove after missing a month with a strained side muscle, took a shutout into the ninth inning before being replaced after Josh Barfield's RBI single with one out. Dave Roberts added a two-run single off Kevin Correia. 

"I felt pretty good going into the ninth inning," Lowry said. "In that last inning, I just didn't make the pitches and it cost us a couple of runs. But it's a win and that's all that matters. Of course I wanted to go out in that ninth inning and finish it, but I'm just glad we won." 
 
Lowry, who struck out a season-best six and threw a season-high 123 pitches, was charged with all three runs and won for second time in three starts. It was his longest outing since Aug. 22, 2005, against Philadelphia, when he shut out the Phillies for 8 2-3 innings. 

Randy Winn doubled twice, drove in a run and scored on a close play at home after Omar Vizquel's suicide squeeze, the Giants' second this season. San Francisco won its third straight, the club's first three-game winning streak since July 1-3. 

Khalil Greene had two hits for San Diego, which began an 11-game road trip. 

Santos, who had his own cheering section after his family flew in from Hawaii, connected for a two-run homer with two outs in the second with a shot to center following Todd Greene's single. It came in Santos' fifth major league at-bat. 

"I was praying I was in the lineup today," he said. "As soon as I came in I was in the lineup and I couldn't have been happier." 

Chan Ho Park (6-6), winless in four of his last five starts, went six innings, allowing five runs and five hits. He said Santos hit one of his best pitches. 

"It was exactly where I wanted to throw it, on the corner outside," Park said. "He hit it pretty good and the ball carried." 

Notes 

Roberts stole his 24th base. ... San Diego finished with 10 hits and has 81 in its last seven road games. ... Earlier Thursday, Padres bench coach Tony Muser was suspended for one game and fined by Major League Baseball for his actions during Sunday's game against Atlanta. Muser and San Diego manager Bruce Bochy were ejected in the sixth inning of the Padres' 10-5 loss for arguing balls and strikes. Muser, who managed the Kansas City Royals from 1997-2002, is scheduled to serve his suspension Friday. ... The Giants' other squeeze play this year was May 13 against the Dodgers. ... The Giants sold out for the 13th time. ... Bonds and Feliz were part of the three straight homers in 2004, along with J.T. Snow. 
 
Updated on Friday, Jul 21, 2006 1:35 am EDT 
 
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