Mo Vaughn has two hits, including his 39th homer, to stay atop the American League batting race and lead the Red Sox to an 8 – 3 win over the visiting Orioles.

On September 25, 1998 — Mo Vaughn has two hits, including his 39th homer, to stay atop the American League batting race and lead the Red Sox to an 8 – 3 win over the visiting Orioles.

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