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Cabrera, Tigers down Indians 11-7 on rainy night Associated Press Copyright 2013 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Updated 11:40 pm, Wednesday, May 22, 2013 CLEVELAND (AP) — Justin Verlander overcame a rocky start and rain delay to get his fifth win and Miguel Cabrera hit another homer as the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians 11-7 on Wednesday night, sweeping the two-game series between the AL Central's top teams. The right-hander came back after the weather break and finished the inning to get the win, ending a run of five straight victories by the Indians over former Cy Young winners. After the second rain delay, Cabrera connected for a two-run homer off reliever Rich Hill. The shot to right-center was helped over the wall by center fielder Michael Bourn, who ran back to the warning track and was in position to make the catch but had the bounce out of his glove and into the stands. Carlos Santana hit a two-run homer and Yan Gomes connected for the Indians, who will open a four-game series in Boston on Thursday — manager Terry Francona's return to Fenway Park for the first time since leaving the Red Sox. Verlander took a seven-run lead into the fifth, but was touched up for three runs on Michael Brantley's RBI single and Santana's homer, his eighth.

Japan bond yields jump following Fed comments Like the Fed, the Bank of Japan is buying massive amounts of government bonds, seeking to keep interest rates low to encourage people and businesses to borrow and spend more.

White Sox's Danks to come off DL Danks is coming off a season-ending shoulder injury and has not pitched in a major league game since May 19, 2012.

Deputies arrest man they say posed as a Disney Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said in a statement Wednesday that the man called himself "Stephen Disney" and had a fake driver's license and tax forms that falsely claimed income from the Walt Disney Corp. Urqidez was arrested on suspicion of burglary and having a driver's license with a forged state seal, a felony.

Malaysian charged with sedition over protest call KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Prosecutors have filed a sedition charge against a student activist who had urged Malaysians to engage in street protests against the government over claims of election fraud. Opposition officials insist the coalition retained power through bogus ballots and other irregularities, but Prime Minister Najib Razak and electoral authorities deny manipulating the results.