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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- Alejandro Bennifield threw for 279 yards and four touchdowns and ran for another score to lead Chattanooga to a 34-0 win over Presbyterian College on Saturday.Xavier Borishade grabbed three of those scoring tosses for 168 yards.Bennifield, who was 11-of-15 with no interceptions, had 198 yards passing and three scores in the first half. Derrick Craine rushed for 108 yards in the first half and finished with 118 yards on nine carries.Chattanooga (2-0) had 496 total yards while limiting the Blue Hose (0-2) to 196. The Mocs allowed just 16 total yards in their 66-0 victory over Shorter last week.Richardre Bagley, who finished with 66 rushing yards, sprinted for 55 yards on Chattanoogas first play from scrimmage in the second half. Bennifield ran it in from the nine on the next play for a 27-0 lead.Darrell Bridges led the Blue Hose, rushing for 89 yards on 18 carries. 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A two-run home run by Cano in the third gave New York a 3-0 lead. With the score 3-1 in the fifth, there was Cano again to put the game out of reach, 5-1. "Cano was the difference," said manager John Gibbons. "The two two-runners was the difference there and then of course, you know, Hafner late. Cano makes a good living doing that and hes tough, too, you know that short porch in right is just like Fenway in left. Youre always conscious that thats there, you know." There was a moment in the top of the first that stood in stark contrast to Canos exploits. The Blue Jays best player made a significant mental mistake. Yankees starter David Phelps, in the rotation subbing for injured Ivan Nova, struggled out of the gate. After striking out Melky Cabrera to begin the game, Phelps walked Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion. After striking out J.P. Arencibia, Phelps fell behind in the count, 3--1, to Torontos hottest hitter, Adam Lind.dddddddddddd Phelps toed the rubber, came set, spun and picked off Bautista, whod strayed too far off second base. The early Jays threat was over and Phelps, whose 24 first inning pitches consisted of only 11 strikes, was out of his self-imposed jam. Toronto would threaten repeatedly but strand runners in scoring position in the third, fifth and sixth. "Im not here to talk about that," Gibbons said. "You want to talk about what happened in the game, overall, yeah we made a couple of sloppy errors late, got picked off and you cant do that. But as far as what it does to you mentally, Im probably the wrong guy to ask." On a positive note, Morrow reported good health following his first start in 13 days. Hed been sidelined with a back strain and was ready to pitch on Wednesday but was rescheduled for Saturday. "Everything was fine," said Morrow. "My back felt good, my arm felt good, I thought my stuff was pretty good and command was good." Toronto has lost each of the six games its played at Yankee Stadium so far this season and eight of nine overall to New York, which at 27-16 finds itself atop the American League East despite an injury-depleted roster. The losing skid in the Bronx has reached nine, dating back to last season. Gibbons aligned his rotation so that his three best healthy starters would pitch in New York. Now its up to R.A. Dickey, who will counter Yankees ace CC Sabathia on Sunday, to salvage the final game of the series. ' ' '