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MLB: Houston 6, San Francisco 2

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Published: Aug. 13, 2008 at 11:45 PM

HOUSTON, Aug. 13 (UPI) -- Houston produced just six hits, all singles, and still managed to stretch its winning streak to six games Wednesday by downing Francisco 6-2.

The Astros got all their runs in the sixth inning.

Winning pitcher Randy Wolf (8-10) scattered six hits and allowed two runs in seven innings, remaining unbeaten in four starts since he joined the Houston club.

Barry Zito (6-15) took the loss. Zito gave up six runs and four hits, walking five and striking out six.

Randy Winn hit two doubles and scored both Giants' runs.

Zito and reliever Billy Sadler were the victims of Houston's sixth-inning rally.

A bases-loaded walk forced in the first run. Geoff Blum and Reggie Abercrombie followed with sacrifice flies to make the score 3-1. A walk sent in another run and Sadler hit two batters, allowing two more runs to score.

Topics: Barry Zito, Randy Wolf, Reggie Abercrombie
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