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MIAMI -- Michael Bourn and the Cleveland Indians were running from start to finish Saturday night. Bourn stole a base in the first inning, then scored, and chased down a fly in centre field with two men on for the final out, helping the Indians earn their ninth victory in the past 10 games by beating the Miami Marlins 4-3. Cleveland went 6 for 6 on stolen-base attempts, and Jason Kipnis two-run single broke a 2-all tie in a wild seventh inning, when the Marlins narrowly missed three chances to throw out Indians on the bases. "Our speed tonight helped in a lot of ways," manager Terry Francona said. "We did some good things on the bases, and good thing we did, because the Marlins kept pushing." Chris Perez survived a harrowing ninth for his 16th save in 18 chances. After pinch-hitter Greg Dobbs singled home a run to make it 4-3, the Marlins had runners at second and third with one out, but Perez retired Rob Brantly and Placido Polanco for the victory. Bourn ran down Polancos fly to end the game. Steals led to all four runs for the Indians, whose stolen-base total was their highest since 2000. "Its always fun," Bourn said. "It always adds to the offence. You want to take advantage of the times you can get to the next base." Kipnis had three hits and drove in three runs. Clevelands Zach McAllister took a no-hitter into the sixth but failed to make it through that inning. Cody Allen (5-1) threw 1 2-3 scoreless innings. Miamis Jacob Turner allowed six hits and two runs in six innings. Hes winless in his past four starts despite an ERA of 3.47. McAllister allowed three hits and two runs in 5 1-3 innings. "I felt good," the right-hander said. "My delivery was where I wanted it, and the ball was coming out good, and I was under control the whole time." With the score 2-all, the Marlins had Drew Stubbs picked off first base in the seventh inning, but he was safe at second when first baseman Logan Morrison made a wild throw there. Following a walk, Stubbs was barely safe at third on the front end of a double steal, and another walk loaded the bases against Dan Jennings (1-2). Kipnis then lined a two-run single, with Bourn scoring from second when his slide home just beat a strong throw by centre fielder Jake Marisnick. "Bourny made a real good slide, because that was bang-bang," Francona said. Miami manager Mike Redmond ran onto the field to complain about the calls at third and home, but TV replays showed the umpires were correct both times. "A lot of close plays that didnt go our way," Redmond said. "The Indians are trying to be aggressive, and thats their game because they can really run." Cleveland came into the tied for sixth in the majors in stolen bases. Stubbs had two steals, and Mike Aviles added one. The Indians stole two bases against Turner, three against Jennings and one against Ryan Webb, all of which made for a rough night for catcher Brantly. "You cant put that all on the catcher," said Redmond, a former catcher. "Theyre taking advantage where Jacob is not real quick to the plate. Thats something hes been working on, and Webbs not real quick to the plate either." Miamis first hit came on McAllisters 86th pitch, when Brantly singled to start the sixth. He scored on a double by Christian Yelich, and Ed Lucas followed with an RBI single to make the score 2-all and end McAllisters night. Adeiny Hechavarria lined out to centre against Allen with the bases loaded to end the inning. Bourn led off the game with a single, stole second and came home on a single by Kipnis. Bourns speed produced another run in the third. He beat out a grounder to shortstop for an infield hit, stole second, advanced on a wild pitch and continued home when catcher Brantly made an errant throw to third. "Michaels our spark plug," Kipnis said. "He gets us going and gets us moving in the right direction." 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Now tied for second in the league in shootout goals, the 24-year-old likes to see what the opposing goaltender has in store before he ultimately lands on a move.West Indies 249 for 6 dec (Hope 59, Johnson 50) and 173 for 7 dec (Dowrich 52*, Raza 3-69) drew with Emirates Cricket Board XI 117 (Mustafa 44*, Carter 4-30, Cummins 3-26) and 43 for 1Scorecard Wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich and Roston Chase were the beneficiaries on the second day of West Indies drawn warm-up match after getting a workout with the bat in the second innings against Emirates Cricket Board XI.Resuming on 56 for 7, the ECB XI crossed 100, thanks to Rohan Mustafas patient, unbeaten 44. Spinners Jomel Warrican and Devendra Birshoo took the three remaining wickets to fall on the second day to bowl the ECB XI out for 117.Leon Johnson and Shai Hope, who struck fifties in the first innings, were dismissed for 10 and 0 respectively. Jermaine Blacckwood and Jonathan Carter then struck boundary-laden cameos, but it was Chase and Dowrichs 49-run stand off 85 balls that ensured West Indies didnt collapse.ddddddddddddLeft-arm spinner Ahmed Raza took three wickets, including that of Chase, who struck an 81-ball 36. Dowrich hit six fours and two sixes in his unbeaten 52.West Indies declared their second innings at 173 for 7, setting the ECB XI a target of 306. West Indies spinners got 14 overs in, before the game was drawn.West Indies will play a three-day warm-up match against a PCB XI from October 7, before the first Test against Pakistan, which begins on October 13. ' ' '