Anaheim defeats San Francisco 11-10 to even World Series at one game each

Anaheim- Tim Salmon&#39;s two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning led Anaheim to a wild 11-to-10 win over San Francisco in game two of the World Series. It the second homer of the game for Salmon, who also had a two-run shot in the second. <br> <br> The World Series is tied at one game each with game three Tuesday night in San Francisco. <br> <br> In what turned out to be a wild back-and-forth offensive show, Anaheim grabbed a 5-to-0 lead in the first. The Giants came right back with four runs in the second inning. Reggie Sanders had a three run shot. David Bell added a solo homer in the second. <br> <br> Jeff Kent homered in the third for the Giants. <br> <br> Anaheim had tied the game at nine with a run in the sixth on a two-out single by Garret Anderson. <br> <br> Barry Bonds had a solo homer with two outs in the top of the ninth for the Giants. <br> <br> Felix Rodriguez takes the loss. <br> <br> Francisco Rodriguez is the winning pitcher. <br> <br>

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