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Marlins’ Bonifacio leaves with apparent injury

The Columbian
Published: May 17, 2012, 5:00pm

CLEVELAND (AP) — Emilio Bonifacio has left the Miami Marlins’ first interleague game of the season with an apparent injury.

Bonifacio singled to lead off the fifth inning against Cleveland. Indians starter Justin Masterson threw over to first base four times to keep the speedy center fielder close. In diving back to the first-base bag on one of the pickoff attempts, Bonifacio appeared to jam his hand.

Bonifacio then was thrown out for the first time in 21 steal attempts.

At the end of the inning, Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen removed Bonifacio in favor of Gaby Sanchez, who went to first base, moving Greg Dobbs to left field and sending Bryan Petersen from left to center.

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