DENVER-Jeff Baker amassed a home run and scored three runs as the Colorado Rockies doubled up the Cleveland Indians, 4-2 Wednesday at Coors Field in interleague play. Additionally, Omar Quintanilla had two hits for Colorado and posted two RBI in the victory. Jeff Francis earned the win on the mound for the Rockies as he pitched six innings while allowing only one hit. After Baker’s solo shot gave Colorado a 2-0 4th inning lead, Jamey Carroll hit an RBI single in the sixth to cut the Rockies’ lead to 2-1. Nevertheless, Ryan Spilborgh’s sacrifice fly in the seventh inning gave Colorado all the offense they would need to earn their 30th win of the season. In National League action Wednesday, Cincinnati pasted San Diego, 6-1, and in other interleague play, Boston overpowered Philadelphia, 7-4, Detroit waxed San Francisco, 7-2, Baltimore edged Houston, 2-1 in 10 innings, the New York Yankees blasted San Diego, 8-5, Tampa Bay outlasted the Chicago Cubs, 5-4, Milwaukee tripped up Toronto, 5-4, Atlanta stymied Texas, 5-2, Minnesota decimated Washington, 11-2, the Chicago White Sox torched Pittsburgh, 8-2, Kansas City handled St. Louis, 3-2, Arizona shellacked Oakland, 11-1, Florida trashed Seattle, 8-3, and the New York Mets snuck past the Los Angeles Angles, 5-4 in 10 innings.