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an Francisco Giants 5, Los Angeles Dodgers 4

The game of the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants was a fantastic one as a crowd of 40,016 gathered to watch the game. It was held at the AT&T Park on a Friday night.

In the first inning, Juan Pierre gave LA Dodgers a 1-0 lead, scoring from third during a rundown with Matt Kemp on a strikeout by Jeff Kent. On the other hand, Jonathan Sanchez retired the next nine Dodgers hitters in order before James Loney, after Martin singled with one out in the second inning.

Nomar Garciaparra returned to the Dodgers starting lineup, three days after coming off the 15-day disabled list. Garciaparra, who went on the DL on Aug. 14 with a strained left calf, batted fifth and went 0-for-4. James Loney's first homer came in the fifth inning for his team, who are finishing up a 10-game road trip this weekend. Matt Kemp had an RBI double and two hits, Juan Pierre singled twice and scored two runs and Russell Martin also had two hits for the Dodgers.

The Los Angeles’ 11-game winning streak in San Francisco was the team's longest in a road ballpark since getting 13 straight wins at Candlestick Park from Aug. 1, 1976, to Sept. 1, 1977. “We've been playing well lately,” James Loney said, who had been scheduled to get Saturday off but might have changed manager Grady Little's mind. “This was a tough loss, but in the big leagues you're going to experience some of those. It's still in our hands.”

Meanwhile, in the seventh inning, pinch-hitter Randy Winn lined a go-ahead single to left, when the San Francisco Giants scored three unearned runs to get back into the game. In addition, Bengie Molina homered and Barry Bonds went 1-for-4 with a leadoff single also in the seventh inning. The slugger advanced on shortstop Rafael Furcal's throwing error and scored on Pedro Feliz's RBI single later in the inning. Omar Vizquel followed Feliz with a tying RBI groundout that made it 3-3. And Eugenio Velez scored as a pinch-runner in the seventh, his first major league appearance.

Rookie left-hander Jonathan Sanchez struck out five and did not walk a batter in seven innings for San Francisco, allowing eight hits and three runs. However, he got nothing to show for it despite going seven innings for the first time as a professional at any level.

LA Dodgers starter Chad Billingsley, who was trying to win his fourth straight start, got Barry Bonds on a called third strike on a 3-2 pitch to end the first then Bonds grounded out to start the fourth. Billingsley finished with five strikeouts and no walks in six innings, allowing two runs - one earned - on five hits.

A few sweatshirt-wearing kayakers in McCovey Cove beyond the right-field arcade hoped for a souvenir home run ball from Bonds, but he never came close to career homer No. 763.

James Loney hit his second solo homer of the game to tie it in the top of the ninth inning, and then Dan Ortmeier answered with his fifth homer of the year, a left-handed shot into the seats in right-center off loser Jonathan Broxto. “I rounded third and saw everybody smiling,” said Dan Ortmeier. “It was a moment I'll remember and cherish forever. ... In that situation I wasn't thinking home run, no way”. James Loney had his second career multihomer game and first since doing it Sept. 28 last year at Colorado. Loney connected off Brad Hennessey, who picked up the win after blowing his fourth save.

The San Francisco Giants' first walk off home run of 2007 came in September, and from Dan Ortmeier of all people. Ortmeier, a rookie switch-hitter not even on the opening day roster, hit a game-winning solo homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning, lifting the San Francisco Giants past the LA Dodgers with 5-4 on Friday night to end an 11-game home losing streak to their archrivals. “It's hard to believe we've lost 11 straight here,” Giants manager Bruce Bochy stated. “Some streaks are tough to explain, and that's one of them. That was hanging over our heads.”

On the other hand, LA Dodgers knows it missed a chance, losing to the Giants in San Francisco for the first time since Aug. 18 last year. The Dodgers blew a chance to gain a game on the Padres in the NL West and wild-card standings, staying 2 1/2 games back of San Diego in both races after the Padres lost 10-4 to the Colorado Rockies. “We have to stay within striking distance of those guys,” Dodgers center fielder Juan Pierre stated. “We play them next week. We had a chance tonight but we can come back and win the series.”

Thougt the LA Dodgers lost the game; the team enjoyed playing and will continue to fight with great determination to win for their upcoming games.

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