Arizona pulled even in the top of the ninth on
Erubiel Durazo's two-run homer off closer Jose
Jimenez.<br><br>Colorado starter Ron Villone surrendered five runs and
eight hits in 4 1/3 innings.<br><br>Schilling entered
Sunday's start with a 0.56 ERA. He allowed one earned run
over seven innings in his first outing and tossed a
two-hitter in Tuesday's 2-0 victory over Los
Angeles.<br><br>The righthander was staked to a lead on Matt
Williams' two-run homer in the top of the first. But
Schilling allowed a solo shot to Greg Norton in the second
and a run-scoring double to Helton in the
third.<br><br>Arizona reached Villone for three runs in the fourth,
when the first four hitters reached safely. Greg
Colbrunn had an RBI single followed by a triple by Danny
Bautista and Jay Bell's RBI double.<br><br>But then
Hollandsworth stole the show as he homered in three straight
at-bats. His first brought the Rockies within 5-4 in the
sixth.<br><br>"I'll tell you this," Williams said. "At Coors Field,
you're never out of a game. They scratched their way
back and got it even. One swing of the bat either way
could do it. Todd had a great
day."<br>continued...<br><br>Hollandworth struck out in his first two at-bats
against
Villone before catching fire.<br><br>"I punched out my
first two ABs," he said. "I didn't feel bad in there. I
even told Norton in the outfield, I felt close. I just
needed to find the middle and I was able to do it."