Martinez Sparks Yankees Rally

Tino Martinez hit his 19th home run as the New York Yankees overcame a four-run deficit and beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-4 Wednesday night at SkyDome, just their second win in nine games.

Toronto’s Joe Carter passed Joe DiMaggio on the career home run list, hitting a three-run homer in a four-run third. Carter, who has 362 homers, moved into sole possession of 41st place.

Red Sox 5, White Sox 3

Boston

Mike Stanley delivered the game-winning hit for the second consecutive night and Boston survived home runs from Frank Thomas and Albert Belle to beat Chicago.

Twins 3, Brewers 1

Minneapolis

Ron Coomer and Darrin Jackson hit solo homers in the seventh inning and Brad Radke pitched eight strong innings as Minnesota beat Milwaukee.

Indians 10, Royals 3

Kansas City, Mo.

David Justice hit a long three-run homer that capped a seven-run eighth inning as Cleveland beat Kansas City for its ninth win in 11 games.

Orioles 8, Tigers 1

Detroit

Roberto Alomar, Brady Anderson and Rafael Palmeiro each hit two-run homers and Jimmy Key picked up his ninth victory as Baltimore beat Detroit for its ninth win in 11 games.

Angels 14, Athletics 10

Oakland, Calif.

Right fielder Geronimo Berroa dropped a routine two-out fly ball, helping Anaheim score five runs in the ninth for a 14-10 victory over Oakland.

The Angels overcame Mark McGwire’s 18th and 19th homers of the season.

Davis undergoes CT scan

Baltimore Orioles manager Davey Johnson said he does not anticipate having to place hospitalized outfielder Eric Davis on the disabled list and that initial word indicates the painful condition in his stomach area can be treated with drugs rather than surgery.

Davis returned to Baltimore on Tuesday and was admitted to the University of Maryland Medical Center. He underwent a lengthy CT scan that revealed a 3-1/2-inch mass in the frontal portion of Davis’ intestine. Dr. William Goldiner, the team doctor, said the nature of the mass was unknown Wednesday, but Johnson’s optimism would seem to suggest an infection.

Langston out indefinitely

No timetable has been set for left-hander Mark Langston’s return to the Anaheim Angels’ starting rotation.

Langston underwent arthroscopic surgery Tuesday to remove inflamed and damaged tissue in his left elbow at Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood, Calif.