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Baltimore Sun:
Red Sox' Lester stops Orioles again
The frustration manifested in the sixth inning Monday when manager Dave Trembley and second baseman Brian Roberts took turns yelling at plate umpire Jerry Layne from the top step of the Orioles' dugout.
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