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Johnson Pitches Lookouts into First Place

Found July 28, 2009 on LA Dugout:
PLAYERS: Tony Abreu
TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers

Second baseman Tony Abreu banged out five hits in five trips, including three doubles and a home run, driving in all the runs the Albuquerque (55-47) would need in a 5-2 victory over Iowa. Steve Johnson, 21, held Carolina to three hits in a 3-0 win that put the Lookouts in first place. Inland Empire lost 11-8 to Visalia and was swept. Great Lakes was also swept, 7-5 by Quad Cities.
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