Odor, Robinson spark Indians' win

SPOKANE - Rougned Odor and Drew Robinson had two-run hits in a seven-run fifth inning as the Spokane Indians defeated the Boise Hawks 10-3 on Tuesday night in Northwest League baseball in front of 4,510 at Avista Stadium.

Spokane, which was held to one hit through four innings by Boise pitcher Yao-Lin Wang, scored eight runs off Boise reliever Jose Rosario to pick up its second straight win.

Spokane (17-15) added another run in the sixth as Hirotoshi Onaka walked and came around to score on a wild pitch by Rosario to increase the lead to 8-2.

Paul Hoilman homered to left field leading off the second inning and Wang struck out seven over four innings for Boise (15-17), which fell two games back of Spokane in the East Division with eight games remaining in the first half of the season.

The teams conclude their three-game series tonight at Avista at 6:30.